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ktusznio
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About ktusznio
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Comment #43583631
He must be talking about the good, benevolent Western corporations that have outsourced their carbon emissions to the evil and greedy Chinese and Indian corporations.
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Comment #43344499
Or, you know, one should not be permitted to sell slushies to children.
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Comment #43292853
Can someone explain what is driving the growth of xAI's valuation?
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Comment #43119389
This risks hiring candidates who can present themselves and their past projects very well but fail to actually write code and ship anything on the job. I've seen it happen.
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Comment #37744314
Substack | San Francisco, New York City, remote (US & Canada only) | full time We're beginning to build writer capabilities into Substack's Android & iOS apps. Today, writers, podc…
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Comment #31241469
Yup. I find Linear a pleasure to use after years of JIRA.
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Comment #31237512
Substack | San Francisco, CA; New York, NY, and remote in the US and Canada Help build a better future for writing. We believe that what you read matters and writing is valuable. W…
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Comment #20087434
PAX Labs | Greater Toronto Area, Ontario, Canada We’re looking for a founding member for a full-stack engineering team in Toronto. Initially, this will be a remote role — work from…
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Comment #18357881
Earlier Labs | Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer | Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada | REMOTE | https://goo.gl/forms/f1tYA2Jv4QQtpgYn1 We're a two-person software consultancy h…
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Comment #14902079
Earlier Labs | Senior Full-Stack Developer | Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada | Full time, remote | https://goo.gl/forms/CAbrRRE0Imje5dPD2 Earlier Labs is a two-person software …
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Comment #13609443
Could you become a solo freelancer and work from your current location?
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Comment #11345548
This piece was written by Robin Sloan, who is an author of fiction. :) Great story.
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Comment #9945788
Yes, but the same attack could happen if an attacker gains control of an npm module. Users without tight control over their modules could unwittingly pull in malicious code.
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Comment #9943391
What about services like npm that distribute code? Are these analogous or do they have additional security in place?
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Comment #7499648
Why is it that the intermediate exchange in NJ is able to see the desired trade? Shouldn't that information be encrypted?
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Comment #7443149
Google is investing a lot of money with efforts like Chrome apps and Cordova.
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Comment #7031518
This approach is fine for small projects but you'll run into organizational problems once your application's complexity grows. For example, how many event listeners are you going t…
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Comment #6636755
What made this worth posting to HN?
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Comment #6467402
Perfect, thanks!
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Comment #6466469
Does something like this exist for Zurb Foundation?
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Comment #6304042
Technical nitpick: your front-end code blocks on mixpanel, and terminates if mixpanel doesn't respond. Usin noscript and blocking mixpanel, I don't get to see any content on your p…
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Comment #5759814
This is really cool. I've always been a fan of lisps, but not to the point of picking them up. Building for the web using a lisp has always seemed difficult due to (perceived?) lac…
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Comment #5345357
I've found it useful to abstract away render and work with before/afterRender hooks instead. I still call render which has a base implementation that calls the template, but instea…
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Comment #5333514
This only works if their site gets views and the free demo gets plays. In my experience, apps in the App Store are primarily found through the App Store, meaning potential users wo…
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Comment #4849973
Humble Bundle is investor-backed and for-profit, so I don't really find their "commercialization" surprising.