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kanonieer
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Comment #33952627
Obviously. This is a consecrated codebase[1]. [1]: https://www.sqlite.org/codeofethics.html
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Comment #33774943
It seems that some TypeScript and Rust devs are converging in their holier than thou approach, never missing an opportunity to belittle people for not choosing a tool they would ha…
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Comment #33729082
Indeed.
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Comment #33728997
Interesting project but terrible naming.
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Comment #33278038
Managed would be great.
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Comment #33265637
Can anyone recommend a good Docker Hub alternative for simple image hosting excluding AWS/GCP/Azure products?
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Comment #33017893
It's up there indeed.
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Comment #33000899
> We’re excited to announce the availability of a new PWA feature that closes this gap and helps blur the line between apps and websites even more. I don't see how they can use "bl…
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Comment #32807211
Same reason why people are proud of things that are totally outside of their influence: tribalism, nationalism etc.
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Ask HN: Is there a tool you use just for reading code?
When writing code, I'm a huge fan of using keyboard driven development. But sometimes I just want to read code, either to review or to learn things in a mouse-driven and read-only …
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Comment #32010643
Educate yourself on the topic and it will. Maybe start here?[1][2] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halloween_documents [2] https://www.gnu.org/software/fsfe/projects/ms-vs-eu/hal…
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Comment #31975922
There are some neat suggestions on this post[1] that can help you share your work more effectively: [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22336638
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Comment #31926672
> I too have seen the articles proclaiming that devs should stop implementing auth themselves > and instead use some Auth as a service product. It's a moved goal post which sneakil…
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Comment #31918214
10 years of Meteor... Well thanks, now I feel old. I haven't personally used Meteor but I remember looking into it seriously few times. If anyone wants to explore an open-source Me…
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Comment #31875369
I don't think certifications will make a significant difference from the HR point of view (maybe in Enterprise) but one thing I observe in my network is that some people really ben…
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Comment #31793012
Where's the take? As it stands it's a silly flame-bait.
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Comment #31790777
https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=60mi+in+23hr15m23s
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Comment #31709168
Ling's Cars https://www.lingscars.com/
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Comment #31694018
> There is only two kinds of people. The ones that don't like Tailwind and the ones that have used it. I know a lot of people who have tried but didn't like Tailwind. I think most …
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Comment #31693950
I got my last full-time gig via referral from a friend. Switched to contract/freelance work afterwards.
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Comment #31679990
Considering the normalization of spending hundreds of hours grinding LC questions and the industry built around whiteboard interview preparation, my (n=1) conclusion is that LC int…
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Comment #31679900
Myth and mythology are not the same thing. Example contrast: Mythbusters vs. Mythologybusters.
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Comment #31660445
The curriculum on your project looks like any other web dev oriented bootcamp to me. Not that anything is wrong with that, it's just in my mind a CS oriented curriculum would be so…
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Comment #31633775
It's not just arrogance, it's called being a "modern JS developer". The bubble some of these people are living in is so rigid, they can't simply accept when someone does things dif…
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Comment #31573878
0. Writes a numbered list all on the same line.