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tarwich

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    Comment #47678215

    I'm interested to hear what ends up happening. Going from thousands (is that dollars?) per month to something local is significant and I'm not sure the m4 can really make up the ga…

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    Comment #46734599

    Something about this prose feels like a short poem of sorts. I like it.

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    Comment #45794983

    When I learned about git bisect I thought it was a little uppity. I thought it was something I would never use in a practical scenario. Working on large code bases. However, someti…

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    Comment #45774674

    100% Use elements as close to their original intention as possible

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    Comment #45731681

    I would assume not. Consider ARC vs GC. With ARC the programmer manages memory and with GC the compiler manages it. People choose one or the other because of the style they're goin…

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    Comment #45545241

    What a cool idea

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    Comment #45415604

    Yup. It's not the learning AI or prompt engineering is bad in anyway. A similar writeup https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45405177 mentions the problem I see: when AI does most …

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    Comment #45414320

    I feel you. I don't hate computers, but the insecurity of late is unsettling.

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    Comment #45403533

    Thank you for sharing. What powerful writing to convey so much in so little space. I think I'm due to second chair myself.

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    Comment #45392236

    This. How can you know you hacked EVERY phone. I have friends with flip phones (no screen). There must be at least a small amount of optimistic thinking here. IMHO someone was like…

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    Comment #45390040

    Love it! It's so much fun to see hacky stuff. Reminds me of the good ol' days. 'course then things were much less secure due to all the hacky stuff, but it was still FUN!

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    Comment #45383871

    I gave it a shot. It is super nice to see someone trying to rethink a tool we use all the time. And integrating browser tabs was a really neat idea. It doesn't work great for me, p…

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    Comment #45377910

    Isn't this the same regulatory body that enforced GDPR to supposedly provide citizens with more rights as to what happens to their data? Amusing.

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    Comment #41906824

    I'd love to see a list of the articles covered so as I'm listening I could jump to an article and get more data.

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    Comment #41843273

    Yeah... You're right

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    Comment #18599400

    Just for the record, I don't believe that 1Password has unit tests either. I was unable to find evidence of unit tests, but I did find this: https://discussions.agilebits.com/discu…

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    Comment #10415273

    That's an interesting way to resolve the issue. NFS works well for Mac, and I'm told it's unsupported on Windows, but setting up NFS in this way might work. Furthermore I might be …

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    What do you use to sync Docker during local dev?

    I have a team that works with w/m/lamp stacks and mean stacks. In order to streamline onboarding new devs, I'd like to move to Docker. We have Windows and Mac devs. The catch I'm h…