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Comment #23636930
My experience has been the opposite. I work in a PHP shop and with each new version update, a handful of us are excited about the new changes that get made to the language. Our Dev…
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Comment #23506190
No USB 3 ports? Only USB 2? That's a little disappointing. Aside from that, this looks pretty cool. I haven't been huge into using tablets, but mostly because I don't like the lock…
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Comment #23506148
That's all there is on desktop, too
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Comment #23303314
Seconding this for Tenor. They certainly know how to game Google for traffic, then stop users from getting what they want
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Comment #23027620
The open web started dying over a decade ago with the dawn of the iPhone and with the advent of social media. Cheap devices coupled with platforms that use psychological manipulati…
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Comment #22779633
The suggestions in the comments are excellent. One thing I would add is this: contact the site owner in advance and ask for their permission. If they are okay with it or if you don…
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Comment #22723088
They're both similar and very clever, but they do operate differently. Sleep sort works by setting up a delay and callback based on the values that you are sorting, so timing is cr…
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Comment #22583890
Vinegar Syndrome actually restored and reissued this within the last year. I've always been a fan of his part in it: "Information is like a bank. Some of us are rich. Some of us ar…
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Comment #22581602
Thee cool friends are thee ones that would stick around, browse your occult book collection, and talk about works ov ToPY members
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Comment #22400809
These are good points, but there are a few things to consider. First, as the article points out, self-hosting may result in a faster experience for your users due to the slowness o…
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Comment #22286773
This sounds a lot like my current situation at work. We're a decently-sized company of 100+ people. About a quarter of them are developers. Developers are divided into teams who ar…
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Comment #21962538
What makes it a legal boundary? Its only purpose is religious.
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Comment #21962431
False equivalence. Cars are not religious.
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Comment #21962341
If it's simply a wire, why not just use a map instead?
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Comment #21962313
You can also see a list of Eruvin on Wikipedia. Check out the References sections to see the actual maps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_places_with_eruvin
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Comment #21962288
They're simply showing off how they've hacked their own religion. Otherwise, why is this even on Hacker News?