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unimpressive

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About unimpressive

Github: https://github.com/JD-P

Feel free to contact me:

jd@jdpressman.com

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    Oh huh, I can totally see how that works but would not have predicted it/thought to check because it's not my blog. My apologies.

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    We bought that too, haven't set it up yet.

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    Comment #24189479

    I think you may be a bit different than the modal person being targeted with this site.

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    Comment #24189449

    That's much better phrasing, thank you. :)

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    Comment #24189446

    You mean this blog with default CSS? And barely any site navigation? https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/05/23/ssc-gives-a-graduation...

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    Obligatory Sci-Fi premise: https://www.greaterwrong.com/posts/5wMcKNAwB6X4mp9og/that-al...

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    Comment #21298154

    More in this vein: Your superior knowledge won't even give you an edge in technology investing/founding. https://www.gwern.net/Timing I definitely find the OP's perspective a littl…

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    Yeah, hearing TG's UI/UX described as not good made me do a double take. It's the best UI I've ever seen in a chat app, and I've probably used at least a dozen by now.

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    >The actors I've seen taking advantage of it are highly unlikely to front up with a credit card and provide what amounts to personally identifiable data (i.e. make a credit card pa…

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    >as soon as legislation is introduced by governments to make the parties producing software or hardware responsible for the stuff they dump on the open market. AKA the plausible en…

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    >I had a high school teacher who described what he called a failsafe study method:... At this point you should just use spaced repetition. It's what I did, it has the same effects …

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    Reminds me of: http://messymatters.com/tagtime/ Which is a pretty well formed solution in this vein, unfortunately written in Perl.

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    I would honestly just copy it as an iso with something like dd.

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    >The only thing guaranteed about "open source" software is that you can read the source. 'Open Source' was/is a rebranding of the term 'Free Software' to make it easier to sell to …

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    > Looking at their previous partnership with ProtonVPN, ten dollars a month for a VPN seems a bit high. My self hosted Algo instance only run ~6 a month with tax. You are not the t…

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    Comment #20011205

    Yes. Exactly like that.

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    Comment #20011147

    It is generally adversarial to call people labels they wouldn't use themselves. Sometimes that adversarial tone is warranted. On Hacker News, in a top level comment that's starting…

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    >Surely our concept of objects and OOD can't be that bad How would you know if it were?

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    Comment #19815882

    Sorry but, what does the GDPR have to do with this story about China? China doesn't care what laws Europe writes.

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    Location: Seattle Area Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, Basic Machine Learning, Java, Rust, Lisp, Linux, HTML, CSS, GraphQL (Note: Programming Lan…