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stirner

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    Comment #26049697

    Antonio Garcia Marquez’s employment history includes quanting at Goldman Sachs, founding an advertising startup, and working at Facebook. I don’t feel as if I can take the argument…

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    Comment #25918676

    I use AdGuard, a content blocker that supports the major ABP lists like EasyList, Fanboy’s, etc. I wish there was a content blocker that support automatic translation of ABP lists …

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    Comment #25813316

    I’m with you. Maybe it’s something specific to being a techie and having a ton of peripherals, but being able to connect power, display, keyboard, mouse, webcam, backup drive, Ethe…

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    Comment #25623779

    I had the exact same experience, but I feel grateful since it’s what got me into programming. I first learned C in order to customize the dwm tiling window manager on Linux. Over t…

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    Comment #25572203

    I agree, I’ve often found smaller or less “online” businesses (e.g. a local car stereo shop) on Google that Maps doesn’t surface. But I usually just search for these in a browser a…

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    Comment #25213439

    I walk past PETA’s west coast headquarters in Los Angeles every week, and they have inset windows behind a small ledge that’s raised from the street and protected from the weather …

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    Comment #24932556

    > Emacs is a computing environment that happens to revolve around text. And it’s usually embedded in another computing environment that happens to revolve around text called UNIX. …

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    Comment #24385955

    None of those messengers were tied to expensive hardware like iMessage.

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    Comment #23840143

    I grew up nearby in Washington, Maine, and we burned our fields using this method. It was always fun seeing the firemen in their hazmat-like suits; very Cormac McCarthy-esque.

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    Comment #23165179

    It’s a bit clunky, but Graphviz and its DOT language[1] might do the trick. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphviz

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    Comment #22752225

    Location: Los Angeles Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Can relocate next year if necessary Technologies: Go, C, Rust, Swift/iOS, JavaScript, HTML/CSS Résumé/CV: Hosted on my Linked…

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    Comment #22687349

    Meanwhile, you can still use youtube.com/tv to control playback on your PC from your phone—but only if you spoof your User-Agent to that of the Nintendo Switch [1]. Sounds like the…

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    Comment #21289196

    Oh wow, you’re right, at the very top. Skimmed right over that. Thanks for pointing it out. I guess SwiftUI exacerbates the problem since expressions are necessarily very deeply ne…

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    Comment #21288040

    I’ve noticed that when editing the ContentView in SwiftUI, errors will sometimes be attached to a totally unrelated line (OTOH, forgetting to unwrap an optional returned by NumberF…

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    Comment #21263270

    When I was young my parents installed a system-wide child filter for OS X called Safe Eyes that had tons of false positives (and more importantly, blocked online games). I didn't k…

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    Comment #21261042

    When working in a kitchen in California, I had to take the ServSafe Food Handler course online, which consisted of long, patronizing, unskippable videos explaining basic food safet…

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    Comment #21201857

    The “Volvo effect” refers to standardized testing mostly reflecting the income and education level of one’s parents. I can’t find any research showing that Volvo owners drive more …

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    Comment #21153915

    Off-topic, but this is the first time I’ve seen a colleague’s name show up in a random academic setting. I worked on a group project with Ronald Yu as an undergrad at USC. A smart …

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    Comment #20724855

    As other comments have pointed out, it seems like the author is looking for PowerShell. I have used a fair amount of PowerShell and it always leaves me feeling like I should just f…

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    Comment #20088951

    I used to do something similar when I ran my own mail server. Whenever I created an account for a new service, I would add an entry to /etc/aliases e.g. news.ycombinator.com: stirn…

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    Comment #20056175

    > Ultimately I suppose you’d be able to zoom out to the world and see its Google review score. “Music, a mode of creative expression consisting of sound and silence expressed throu…

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    Comment #18972496

    > “Perhaps surprisingly, in practice it turns out that the special case is the main use of the program.” This is, in fact, a Useless Use of Cat [1]. POSIX shells have the figlet [1…

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    Comment #18935875

    > When deep space exploration ramps up, it’ll be the corporations that name everything: the IBM Stellar Sphere, the Microsoft Galaxy, Planet Starbucks. (Fight Club, 1999)