Debug_Overload

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The Hustle [video](youtube.com)
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by Debug_Overload 5y ago
This sounds awesome. For anyone with relevant expertise in the field: How significant is this? It seems pretty significant but we often hear about some amazing results from mice studies that turn out to not work in the real world.
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by Debug_Overload 5y ago
>will stop making jokes about Go If you seriously think that's gonna happen, you haven't been to Go mockery stations on the interweb.
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by Debug_Overload 5y ago
I'm not sure how spankbang got on that list but it's hilarious. Is it really a common problem like pinterest and similar stuff on that list?
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by Debug_Overload 5y ago
This argument would work better if the editors were paid in the first place, and then they see an increase in the executives' salaries and get jelous or feel it's unfair. Clearly not the case, since they already knew it's all
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by Debug_Overload 5y ago
It's been my experience that if you read enough content online, you will realize that it's mostly people rediscovering old debates, and chiming in with what they think is new and insightful perspective which it usually isn't.
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by Debug_Overload 5y ago
How long does the relearning take exactly? My experience has been that if you've used these tools before, it's pretty easy to remember or refresh your memory. In that sense, they're not very different from other tools/sy
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by Debug_Overload 5y ago
What evidence is "out there"? So far, there's no evidence, from what is being reported by legitimate news agencies who saw the supposed evidence. Example: https://apnews.com/article/business-europe-middle
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by Debug_Overload 5y ago
Adding your HN username to a résumé sounds insufferable.
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by Debug_Overload 5y ago
Is this YC's version of getting in on the NoFap (and the porn "addiction") woo-ism? Such an odd thing to see on here. Anyway, on a technical level, how do you deal with apps like Reddit/Twitter which have tons of porn co
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by Debug_Overload 5y ago
> The article says there are thousands of these cases It said 250, not thousands.
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by Debug_Overload 5y ago
I'm not sure about the companies but pg's stuff regularly gets criticized on here (even harshly sometimes, I think). Just a few days ago, there was one such story (highly upvoted) on the front page in response to one of pg's
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by Debug_Overload 5y ago
The trend of asking for notifications is not just limited to "shady" sites, however you define that.
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by Debug_Overload 5y ago
Special pleading is a hell of a drug.
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by Debug_Overload 5y ago
Blocking notifications by default made my browsing experience so much better. The amount of "allow notifications" bullshit on the Web is insane.
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
I'm a bit surprised that this username wasn't already taken.
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
I was actually using their free tier for awhile (the Pro version didn't have any extra feature that I personally needed anyway). But when they pulled this bullshit counting on how useless the free tier will be and basically forcing the
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
The linked DNI report [PDF]: https://www.odni.gov/files/ODNI/documents/assessments/Assess...
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
Lol. But the author is also using Fathom on that same site, not sure I understand the need for both The Beast and Fathom.
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
Yeah, writing code without source control sounds horrible. Can't imagine what it must've been like for those who had to suffer through such time.
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
Tools like this also make me uncomfortable and I said as much last time an issue like this was discussed [1]. But I don't think the "it can be abused" argument is compelling. Most of the tools we have today can and have bee
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
The narrating is really annoying. Just let the guy talk, goddamn.
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
You can tell it's very insightful because OP felt the need to repost it so the wisdom doesn't go to waste.
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
> Simply put, they're power hungry online weirdos that just want to be "in charge" of a community. It's funny, I actually think that this is true for most of the mods we see online, be it Reddit, SO and the whole SE n
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
I'm not sure how many times this needs repeating, but Snap wasn't an "alternative" to Flatpak; the latter didn't even exist when the former was created. Many people arguing about this issue don't seem to get t
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
Stuff like this makes our online presence very creepy. More than I personally used to think anyway. Even on platforms where people usually think of their accounts as "throwaway" or "anonymous". Take Reddit. Besides the w
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
> You just have to learn to filter out most of the useless anger and frustration he tends to speak with. Or, here is a wild idea, we stop looking for some "wisdom" in what people who often express themselves this poorly write.
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
Thank you guys for the great work! VLC is just great.
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
PR damage control > actual damage control and being honest.
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by Debug_Overload 6y ago
Almost every SEO "guru" and "expert" is a glorified snake oil salesman. I look at that whole industry the same way I look at the traditional woo-woo peddlers.

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