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Comment #49118632
Felt this in my bones. It’s painful how accurately this describes my current work situation. The pressure comes from the top - leaders that have no idea what they want but they wan…
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Comment #48859905
I also feel this, and it also troubles me. Unfortunately, we may be in the minority on this site. What the other replies seem to overlook is that it fundamentally changes the natur…
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Comment #48143419
The test suite explicitly verifies the architecture and the data structures used? Depends on the suite, I suppose.
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Comment #47472410
A 50-year-old oak is not just lumber. The fact that you think these are equivalent is a hilarious, classic HN take.
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Comment #46087403
Please note that air quality in an area varies dramatically over time. You are looking at a current snapshot with maps like that. The map linked below has his more historical data …
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Comment #45591739
Happy Valetudo user for years. It has great integration with Home Assistant, too. Highly recommend.
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Comment #44224162
Same. I was very skeptical when Macrofactor introduced this feature, but have since been incredibly impressed. The ability to give it text alongside a photo and then adjust the res…
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Comment #43562663
Absolutely hilarious! I bet you forego using calculators and do all of your arithmetic by hand, too. Such a clever analogy!
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Comment #43562428
I love this essay, and it very closely mirrors my own feelings about the topic. Thanks for writing/sharing it. I’m perpetually bamboozled by my fellow software engineering colleagu…
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Comment #43064061
Echoing many of the other replies here - my experience has been very different (much better). The web UI is fine and snappy and using Infuse on Apple TV is simply delightful. The s…
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Comment #40243842
Looks like a more recent alternative might be: https://blessed.rs
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Comment #39826971
Nice analysis! I still have an original Sega Saturn I’ve owned since 1996 that I fire up occasionally for a nostalgia bomb. The thing still runs perfectly, same as the day I unboxe…
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Comment #39765864
Do you use a react component library? If so, which one?
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Comment #39124982
I’m also curious about the answer to this! I noticed similar behavior when opening a Typescript project. Enjoy the low latency, but I’d also appreciate accurate/helpful autocomplet…
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Comment #37382812
https://fasterthanli.me
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Comment #37306815
I’m guessing this is a direct result of their acquisition of BreezoMeter: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/breezometer
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Comment #34644755
Coffee (even decaf) on an empty stomach can cause irritation for some people. It does for me. You may also have a mild food sensitivity/allergy to coffee specifically. (Yes, testin…
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Comment #34488820
Which machine do you have? I’ve been looking for a decent countertop RO system without much success.
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Comment #33670567
Same. Due to the steady decline in the quality of Google results (even with an ad-blocker), I made the switch. Never thought I would pay for a search engine but my experience with …
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Comment #33338690
Jon Gjengset is the quintessential Rust YouTuber in my mind. Example about building and optimizing a wordle solver: https://youtu.be/doFowk4xj7Q
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Comment #31848517
Just switched from https://pinboard.in to https://raindrop.io for this the other day. Migration went smoothly and so far the product is a bit nicer.
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Comment #31400450
Love the original KSP! Sad as I am to hear about the delay, I’d rather they take the time needed to polish the game instead of rushing it out the door. Looking forward to the relea…
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Comment #30735046
https://github.com/donnemartin/system-design-primer https://github.com/madd86/awesome-system-design https://aws.amazon.com/architecture/this-is-my-architecture/
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Comment #29164561
For the last point about "Find Overlapping Ranges", consider PostgreSQL range types [0] and their corresponding range operators [1]. [0]: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/ra…