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Comment #42828838
It certainly is. But then again this never really went away if I think of youtube view counts didn’t it?
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Comment #40408426
Especially when the jets can release the bombs without entering Ukrainian airspace and not having to risk being shot down.
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Ask HN: How do you plan passing on maintenance for your digital self?
Having just recovered from COVID got me thinking: how do I make sure, that my family can continue using all the systems I have set up and am currently maintaining for them? How do …
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Comment #29979008
It took me several years in pursuit of a self hosted solution, that I don’t need too much time to maintain. I think the current solution is working very well for me. I have a raspb…
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Comment #29489670
The article criticises large sites saying that "[t]he average web page size now stands at around 2MB." but the page where the text is published is 1,5 MB itself. Its a bit sad, but…
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Comment #28947548
Plot twist: the post was designed to trick people into testing the functionality and create publicity for OpenStreetMaps ;)
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Comment #28721368
since last April, I often find myself reminded of the talk by John cleese on creativity. Specifically his thesis that its not a talent. https://youtu.be/Pb5oIIPO62g When having a c…
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Comment #25070941
I think a tool that has a similar UX as your is handy if a person don't care or want to memorise the gitconfig documentation to figure this out. Which, I think, is true even for mo…
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Comment #25069835
This is a great looking tool. What I have been doing by hand for some time is putting code for different customers in different directories and having a conditional in `~/.gitconfi…
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Comment #13310804
I would like to learn some rust and/or elixir
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Comment #10170898
A truly unexpected would be a phone with an eInk display only. And with one very good camera. I enjoy my pictures taken on the phone mostly on my computer, so I use my phone only a…
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Comment #1241183
There is a nice "oneliner" in Ruby for that, created by Piers Cawley: http://j.mp/anfTlJ And for python there is a nice Article on CodingHorror: http://j.mp/aCxlI3 Hope it's useful…