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peremptor
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Comment #41423239
I get your point you are being pragmatic, but the reason why I sometimes behave exactly in the way, that you just criticized are those very same product owners. Example: I have a t…
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Comment #41107069
A thing I have never undestood with the whole "lets build colonies/civiliazation on mars" plans is the following mabye someone here with more expertise can chime in: Mars is a plan…
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Comment #40748532
There are now 3 competing standards.
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Comment #40643112
Im not sure if this is somthing we will ever be able to solve to a satisfactory degree with these top down/automated approaches. I have been gaming my whole life and I miss the "ol…
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Comment #40559738
> Moreso even, since they actually have a great technical grasp of what people do, as opposed to the cursory overview ("executive glance") that CEOs these days tend to operate by I…
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Comment #40520798
I guess you could use any material, that behaves the same as the material, that is used in humans, right ?
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What paperless office workflow do you use?
Hi there hacker news, I would like to know what you tooling/workflow looks like for your paperless office at home. I personally atm. use a synology NAS on which I run paperless-ngx…
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Comment #37818126
I started using paperless a few weeks ago and thus far i really like it. However i have a cuse case, of which i am not sure if there is a way to solve it using paperless. That is h…
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Comment #37566964
Im not well versed in game programming, however I have some knowledge on how to properly structure your software architecture in other domains. In regards to third party dependenci…
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Comment #37506195
Well well well. I didnt know Elon is using HackerNews
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Comment #35958757
I can only agree with this comment. I think you instantly run into issues with the points raised in the blogpost if you take a look at stuff like reverse engineering or obfuscation…
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Comment #31444371
In a related note: Rust programmers that reviewed the Go malware:" We made a pullrequest to the malware repo where we have rewritten the whole thing in Rust"