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yarcob

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    Comment #28980563

    I think the best, most reliable way to get a software engineering job is to get a software engineering degree. If you want a shortcut, I would look for ways to complete your degree…

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    Comment #28975931

    > much of my job satisfaction came from the sense of comradery of working on a team I think this is a seriously undervalued factor and something I was completely unaware of. I used…

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    Comment #28971096

    I first learned that someone cracked my app from a company that offered to help me fight cracked downloads of my app. I was immediately suspicious.

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    Comment #28961115

    Too be honest I've never heard of "baltic birch" before so I can't comment on how different it is from the normal birch plywood we get here in EU. I just googled it and saw that it…

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    Comment #28960451

    It took many years before dating platforms became viable. I remember trying some dating websites early on, and there just weren't any people in my area at all. It was fun looking a…

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    Comment #28960262

    I've met (and worked with) people who built something, and were looking for someone to sell it. The unfortunate truth is that this usually doesn't work because of two reasons: 1) I…

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    Comment #28960115

    > I’m surprised so few people care about where there cofounder lives. If I wanted to find someone in my city, a global website would be the last place I'd look. Maybe the people wh…

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    Comment #28956860

    I'm not saying it's bad, I've used birch plywood myself and I like it. But you can't compare the 13 layer plywood made from peeled wood with the stuff made from 3 layers of sawed w…

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    Comment #28955092

    I've never worked with bamboo plywood, but the product on the website looks like it should be compared with 20mm 3 ply wood panels made from cut hard wood instead of the cheap ply …

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    Comment #28954949

    I assume they just mean that they get too heavy for practical use. They stated that they offer boards with a thickness of 30-40mm, they just don't offer panels of that thickness. A…

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    Comment #28944753

    Germany has a lot of high end car manufacturers and other industry, which means that there are a lot of experienced engineers in the country that they can hire. Most people also sp…

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    Comment #28910541

    > unless the whole of MacOS is redesigned to be used with fingers People use a lot of web apps that were designed mobile first, and using them without a touch screen sucks. You wou…

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    Comment #28910514

    Touchscreens are the big missing feature on macOS. It's not useful as a primary input method, but after using a Windows Surface computer for some time I'm surprised how often the t…

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    Comment #28910205

    Instead of having to replace the mag safe power brick for 85€ you can now just replace the cable for 55€. However, it my personal experience, I've never had the cable fail, but I'v…

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    Comment #28909388

    My girlfriend bought 100€ worth of adaptors for her Macbook Air and can never find them when she needs them. For a desktop it doesn't matter, but for a portable device that you nee…

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    Comment #28909341

    > Both 14" and 16" have 254 PPI, up from ~220. That is a very welcome improvement! I like scaling my display a bit so I have more real estate, but then the fonts get a bit blurry. …

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    Comment #28909267

    My girlfriend also loved her 11" Macbook Air and was disappointed that the smallest option is now a 13" Air.

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    Comment #28909234

    Who do you think is responsible for the new iMacs? They took a very versatile all-in-one, removed almost all of the ports and added an external power brick -- just to make it a bit…

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    Comment #28908868

    They recently introduced a new standard that allows up to 240W

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    Comment #28908728

    It will of course work with other monitors, but there aren't that many high res monitors out there. The Apple display is the only 6k monitor I know of. There are a few 5k monitors …

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    Comment #28908645

    The new "feature" is that the function keys are full height. Apple laptops had half height function keys for as long as I can remember.

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    Comment #28894518

    > What happens if someone's creating a script that will shell out simultaneously to multiple Go programs? Do they all inherit the parent's environment variables? By default, every …

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    Comment #28889863

    HP accidentally revoked a code signing certificate recently. Since certificates are regularly checked for revocation by macOS, suddenly all HP printers stopped working on macOS. It…

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    Comment #28887236

    I'm reminded of another story I read (probably on HN), where they showed architectural plans / designs from either 19th or early 20th century, from a time when houses where decorat…

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    Comment #28868277

    If you would use that variable, you wouldn't set it globally. You would set it only for the syncthing process. For example, when you use systemd to run syncthing, you can configure…