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by anon7331 3y ago
What does the year have to do with it? Aesthetics and appearance have a lot to do with our decisions every day. The people you date, news you read, shoes you buy, etc. There's nothing wrong with having a preference and/or being pu
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by anon7331 3y ago
I have been using vim and tmux for over 10 years as my primary development setup. I have tried others things like vscode, jetbrains ides and even cloud based ides (like cloud9, before Amazon bought it). I have always gone back to vim and tm
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by anon7331 3y ago
She speaks the truth often, but I never really got how she portrays herself. Not a huge fan... regardless, she should be able to say whatever she wants and use the platform she built.
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by anon7331 3y ago
It doesn't have user IDs... seems like an odd selling point... if you have good end to end encryption who cares if you have user IDs? I imagine you could do network analysis and so on to try an determine a network of people to deanonym
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by anon7331 3y ago
I stick with vim. It’s already installed anywhere that matters. Why bother installing neovim? I don’t rely on neovim only extensions. In my experience, most people using neovim are really turning vim into vscode.
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by anon7331 3y ago
Yes… I agree. However, I imagine one handwritten letter to a friend or loved one would be far more enriching for most people than 100 published blog posts.
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by anon7331 3y ago
This seems like a long shot and a very optimistic view of a public presence. It’s equally likely anything you put online will be used against you in the future. I doubt the risks out weigh the minute possibility of a benefit. You don’t need
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by anon7331 3y ago
Why publish at all? Who cares if something blows up and goes viral? Why should I spend any time publishing anything? Personally, I’d rather spend time doing something that enriches my life and/or the lives of people I care about.
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by anon7331 3y ago
It isn’t clear why the discussion is around flutter. The problem is when you define yourself by the technology you know. You’re an app developer or an engineer, not a flutter developer. Focus on showing your ability to make apps or whatever
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by anon7331 3y ago
Is it just me, or is this over engineered? Brings me back to SOAP services and WSDLs.
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by anon7331 3y ago
My idea of a C development environment has always been Vim, Tmux and a decent compiler.
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by anon7331 3y ago
I am not sure it's so black and white with encryption. It depends on your threat model. Keeping it secure from an angry ex-girlfriend is one thing, but keeping it secure from a three letter agency is another. The mistake you are referr
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by anon7331 3y ago
Was this kid arguing about the automatic encrypt/decrypt file capability and Bram's unwillingness to use a cryptographically secure algorithm? It was a long, long thread that got heated. I was with Bram though! It was never meant
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by anon7331 3y ago
Recession is fake news at this point.
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by anon7331 3y ago
If you have a gmail address, you already failed.
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by anon7331 3y ago
I can somewhat understand the idea... but I don't see this as my mistake. A person agreed to pay for something. They signed an agreement. The payment terms were specified (N-30). The person used the product but decided not to pay. Not
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by anon7331 3y ago
The debt is too much for small claims court, not too little.
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by anon7331 3y ago
This has been done, but they already used all of the plan that was agreed upon.
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by anon7331 3y ago
I understand-- what about the use of a debt collector? Wouldn't it be better to settle for N, where N is greater than 0? Especially if the collector does all of the work/time investment?
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Ask HN: Advice for a solo SaaS founder dealing with a customer?
2 points by anon7331 3y ago|9 comments
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by anon7331 3y ago
Sad. I didn't interact with Bram much, but I did have an email exchange with him early in my software developer journey. I submitted a few patches to Vim and he helped me work through them to get them approved/merged. He was very
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by anon7331 3y ago
Alternatively, search the web for everyone implementing "/ip" and random load balance between all of them and let them handle the load for you.
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by anon7331 3y ago
I paid off ~65K in student debt in one year (first year as a developer)... it's totally doable, especially in the USA.
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by anon7331 3y ago
I gave Tailwind a shot but ultimately settled with Bootstrap. It wasn't because Tailwind was bad-- I thought it provided a lot of value. The issues that ultimately made me switch to Bootstrap were: 1. I don't need a build tool for
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by anon7331 3y ago
If they wanted to be anonymous they shouldn't be using Facebook or any Meta property.
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by anon7331 3y ago
Honestly, who cares? It's not like people had no idea smoking caused cancer to begin with. They certainly don't care, so why should we?
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by anon7331 3y ago
Because I don't support people/companies/technology that go against basic human rights and you shouldn't either.
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by anon7331 3y ago
In chrome or chromium it would be in the settings somewhere… reopen tabs when you open the browser? Any fork of chrome is probably doing the same thing with regards to session resuming and session cookies.
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by anon7331 3y ago
If you put your session to resume where it left off, all cookies are stored as session cookies and last forever.
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by anon7331 3y ago
How much can you trust a man that has spoken out against gay marriage and rights as much as Brendan Eich has?

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