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by linster 20d ago
Ok article, and has similar points to “You should quit Reddit” (which was a pretty good book). About 2/3 in, the sentences got choppier and shorter, and you could tell some context rot was setting in.
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by linster 1mo ago
I've tried the "Make Longer" and "Make Shorter". When you go "Make longer" the text gets longer. When you go "Make shorter", the text gets longer still. You'd think that the original text wo
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by linster 1mo ago
Leipzig/Halle Airport, known for hosting Ukraine’s Antonov Airlines transport aircraft since 2022.
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by linster 9mo ago
Im building a calendar for my car navigation system https://e39.dev Last winter I built a Matrix client for it. This time around I want to wrap Akonadi with a DBus shim and consume that model in custom calendar widgets and UX I’
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by linster 11mo ago
That’s misleading. You’re talking about the ban on naked shorts.
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Show HN: I made a matrix chat client for my 2001 BMW's stock infotainment system
4 points by linster 11mo ago|0 comments
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by linster 1y ago
RockAuto
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by linster 2y ago
Every user isn’t just a zero marginal cost copy of the software, having a user base is taking a gamble on support requests, bugs, FAQs. There’s a risk with a user base and having a support organization, much like the risk calculation the in
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by linster 2y ago
Jetpack Compose Multiplatform, packaged in a fat JAR. App in Kotlin.
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by linster 3y ago
I think luxury goods, and the privilege of living within your means, is to be able to buy goods and instantly depreciate them. I buy electronics equipment, computers, furniture, clothes, and cars with the mindset I will be the last owner of
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by linster 3y ago
As a Canadian, “better than Exceeding” sounds like an American construction. I’d imagine the scale to be: 1. Not Meeting Expectations 2. Meeting Expectations 3. Exceeding expectations
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by linster 3y ago
What about the .de TLD?
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by linster 3y ago
But we could, facetiously, do a rewrite every two weeks in a time box and call it agile.
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by linster 3y ago
Except the space (opportunity cost) of building more housing
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by linster 3y ago
This is rage farming. Parent post says using a limited tool well is fine, can lead to good results. “The best camera is the one you have with you” is common photography advice Whether or not the author is limited by his perception of iPad
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by linster 3y ago
Wow that’s a pile-on. “What works for you only works for you, so you might not have discovered that it works for anything else, but only if you were really paying attention.”
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by linster 3y ago
I don’t know who you are or why you’d describe him this way, but your post doesn’t contribute to the discussion.
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by linster 3y ago
Yes, a voice of commonwealth reason. Not everywhere is an at-will employment type of place, and it’s refreshing to see people be reminded that employee rights exist in parts of the world and that employment isn’t a one-way street.
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by linster 3y ago
In summary: life was better in the 90s because you were unaware. Cue oddly specific example of “The Ukraine” and “rocket volley”. Next, the highlight that informal communities that make their own echo chambers are more popular as distrust i
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by linster 3y ago
What comes next?
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by linster 3y ago
You’d be a highly effective addictions councillor, especially for physical dependence
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by linster 3y ago
The other HN tell I’ve started seeing in work chats is excessive italics. I’m not five, I know the gravity of what you’re writing. For example, often HN users need to scold their readers into a hair-splitting debate around semantics . Th
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by linster 3y ago
The “no, you” of discourse and debate.
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by linster 3y ago
I know this article is about Strang from the context of his retirement a few weeks ago, but the title is clickbait.
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by linster 3y ago
I’ve been in this relationship. If someone knows what to say to hurt you, and uses it with precision to cause that hurt, they’re not on your team, even if their criticism isn’t “baseless”. In the professional world, giving feedback with tac
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by linster 3y ago
I wonder if the workaround you mentioned in your second paragraph is bait Microsoft left for Google PMs?
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by linster 3y ago
Yep. The really neat part of their port is their weird DMA/scan program architecture. It works for them, and is a decent way to work around what (I would assume) is a toolkit that needs a frame buffer instead of computing the line on t
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by linster 3y ago
Aggressive equivocation.
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by linster 4y ago
I’ve worked at such a company.
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by linster 4y ago
What about Linux? Are you saying running an nvidia driver is an extra setup step? Or something else entirely?

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