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Comment #31433198
Will this work for F#?
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Comment #31297048
Jesus- a subscription fee for a Markdown editor?
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Comment #30634035
Your view is completely opposed to all of the recent "Google search is totally broken due to garbage SEO sites" HN articles.
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Comment #30468467
I'm glad, and I shouldn't try to pigeonhole you here either, I just think these types of conversations lose specificity quickly. Person A: I'm doing to support Person B: You should…
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Comment #30467899
No, it isn't. The comment we're replying to here is about someone adding a message to their code repo that's shown to Russian viewers. Are you saying that if people don't do this, …
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Comment #30467478
> Inaction is equal to support of the Russian invasion No, no it isn't, in this or in other situations. More than two choices _usually_ exist. Statements like this present a false …
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Comment #30435764
Understand things like, "what is in shampoo", to take an example from the article? I like to understand things too, but there there's plenty of things to learn, and I think one can…
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Comment #30416157
Sure you can- don't be discouraged. You can dump your leftover household chemicals in your yard, or in a storm drain!
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Comment #30154232
I wish America had more bikeable cities and better public transport too, but I don't see what that has to do with the linked article. I would also really like a dumbcar.
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Comment #30100889
> The idea that someone can allocate several hours during their busy day for a live interview but somehow can’t find several hours during the week for a take-home doesn’t even make…
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Comment #30100143
It's just as easy to argue that leetcode-style interviews are because companies are afraid of being discriminatory in hiring. If you aren't allowed to consider culture fit (because…
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Comment #29994648
Yes- death to Philips and slotted screw heads. Torx, square/Robertson, or (internal or external) hex heads are all so much better.
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Comment #29795490
Which are better in this regard?
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Comment #29783101
> If you want a review for something that came out today, there is no way that work could have been done, so there simply isn't anything to find. That's not strictly true, given th…
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Comment #29782533
Several people mention DuckDuckGo in that Twitter thread. I use DuckDuckGo for my main search engine, and it's not obviously any better than Google regarding SEO spam.
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Comment #29675484
I think it's great that you do this, but I agree with the parent that it's rare.
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Comment #29675452
Eh... regardless of how it's generally used, I think "leech" implies a parasite that is actively harming a host. Generally users who don't contribute aren't directly _benefitting_ …
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Comment #29656277
Isn't the usual complaint that people (politicians included) _under_estimate exponential growth?
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Comment #29651036
What is this website? Is there an "about" or something? What is it doing differently from the official AWS status page?
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Comment #29617424
Open source projects seem happy to yank the carpet from under their users, depending on what you mean. In the Python world, I'd put Python 3 and pip 21 in that category.
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Comment #29604575
PDF is my favorite book format. I like the idea of reflowable text, but my experience is any book with pictures, tables, or math looks pretty terrible as an epub or kindle book. Bo…
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Comment #29566058
Counterpoint: life in communist countries is not known for being "not miserable".
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Comment #29521701
Does this affect Brave?
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Comment #29320161
> The former are usually pretty good. From the other side of this: as a developer who is required to _use_ in-house recruiters as part of hiring, my experience has almost never bee…
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Comment #28964200
I don't believe this one. I guess it's possible it was originally true, but I don't think it's relevant now. I've lived in a house where we let the lawn go. It got very brushy and …