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Comment #40547693
Your two sibling comments are currently "Why is the comfort of the aggressor more important than the comfort of the innocent victim?" And "Yes." The assumption that some people in …
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Comment #39698616
Having spoken to a some people involved with the project, my understanding is that there's a significant schism between factions "Flakes are unfinished software, and our documentat…
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Comment #39210557
> Modern Luddites can go back to churning their own butter. The history of the Luddites is actually interestingly parallel to what we're seeing with generative AI these days. The b…
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Comment #38281003
The sheer iron of a post calling SV out for being thin-skinned manchildren immediately getting flagged on HN. Way to tell on yourself.
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Comment #36976288
I don't believe anyone is arguing that advertising _doesn't work_.
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Comment #36935869
> You treat the walk as the default Is it unreasonable to treat “moving around with your body” as the default vs “moving around in a $x,000-x00,000 device”?
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Comment #36789455
https://github.com/tummychow/git-absorb Does a very nice job of this for me.
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Comment #28484978
This counterpoint is also explicitly called out in GP's post: > You might be thinking "Well that's just him, or people who are weird like him." but it turns out that other people o…
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Comment #27221683
https://httpie.io/ is pretty nice.
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Comment #25856056
The waitress asked if they would ALL like dessert. If the first logician did NOT want dessert, then they could safely answer "no", because then it would not be the case that ALL of…
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Comment #24179048
I work for a startup whose product is small (half a dozen servers, if relatively beefy ones) clusters that will be run on-prem by customers, at least sometimes in a low-to-no-touch…
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Comment #23460753
No experience (or affiliation) with it, but I’ve heard some good things about https://ironcast.tv/
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Comment #18813638
There are a few keepass clients for iOS, but most of them are pretty serious abandonware and don’t support newer features like autofill integration. https://keepassium.com/ is supp…
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Comment #18019011
Settings > Passwords & Accounts > AutoFill Passwords > Flip the switch to off
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Comment #16675570
Nobody upthread of you is arguing that health insurance prices did not go up after the implementation of the ACA. The argument is that the rate of increase has decreased. I don't k…
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Comment #16320347
Both of these things are true, and an argument for options.
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Comment #16101529
Cards in the US very rarely do.
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Comment #15551013
It does, but if anything that argument is a point in favor of “fingerprint sensor on the back is poor UX”.
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Comment #15478246
This is definitely the case for me. I work at a reasonably large (~5-7000 total employees) company that had a top-down Agile Mandate imposed about a year ago. It’s worked reasonabl…
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Comment #15126928
You can also find in page by typing into the URL bar and picking Find " " at the bottom of the suggestion list.
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Comment #15004057
Well, we don't, but would you rather use software known to have bugs or software not known to have bugs?