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by sqren 1mo ago
They do not need to make any technical changes. They could make the change overnight: $1 per repo per month (or whatever). This would stop the aggressive growth that they clearly cannot handle anyway. The question is: are they willing to c
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by sqren 2y ago
> Did I misread history about Bill Gates sleeping in his office or did he run MS from his kitchen table? Yes, Bill Gates worked like a maniac and didn't see his family. His wife took care of the kids. I think that's a terrible
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by sqren 2y ago
@kwanbix: do you have kids? I feel that's one of the primary deciding factors for working from home. People without kids are much more flexible with their time, whereas people with (small) kids are severely more limited. Freeing up com
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by sqren 2y ago
Whether Google wanted to win or not: Don't kid yourself into believing they _could_ have won even if they had tried. Google has a history of being terribly at executing on product ideas and Google Code never had the same "feel&quo
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by sqren 2y ago
Why make this about Google Code? It reads a little like Main Character Syndrome. Github beat basically every Code hosting platform out there. Probably dusins of Github-like startups tried and failed because Github did so well. So whether Go
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by sqren 2y ago
You make it sound like it's a bad thing that it aligns with their business goals. I'd turn this around: if it didn't align with their business goals I would be worried that they would course correct very soon.
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by sqren 2y ago
This is a five year old book. Am I missing something?
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Improving query performance with continuous rollups(elastic.co)
5 points by sqren 3y ago|0 comments
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by sqren 3y ago
If you've ever heard a wood pecker in action, 20/second doesn't sound completely crazy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6XOyUey4nQ
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by sqren 5y ago
Agree! And those QR codes actually worked for me.
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Denmark strikes deal on £25bn artificial wind energy island(theguardian.com)
15 points by sqren 6y ago|0 comments
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by sqren 6y ago
To learn about Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) I found Unifi's documentation quite helpful. It's specific for their product but most of it is applicable elsewhere. https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles&
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by sqren 7y ago
> it feels like in the majority of cases the library is misued and people just create normal sites (that could have existed 15 years ago, but a loat bloatier) instead of creating the apps So React shouldn't get new, powerful feature
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by sqren 7y ago
Sure, this doesn't work everywhere. But think of Los Angeles. Very high population density, apart from a few hills it's mostly flat and the climate is nice. To get to any place 1 mile away I'd have to go by car. Often there i
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by sqren 7y ago
As another commenter said: require city council to build wider bike lanes. Another example from Copenhagen: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5e/Dronning... You can easily ride 3 bikes nex
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by sqren 7y ago
To the people who say you need a car if you have kids - this is how we do it in Copenhagen: https://live.staticflickr.com/3662/3465284112_5aab494014_b.j... A transporter bike can carry 2-3 kids easily. It's the mo
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by sqren 7y ago
This is Hacker News. We all know this. That's not the point. The point is: is it reasonable in 2019 that websites you visit can make requests to devices on your local network? To be honest I'm not sure. But I sure think it's
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by sqren 8y ago
Are you referring to VAT? If so, how does this necessitate "constantly re-tag merchandise"? In Denmark the VAT is the same for all goods, and was last changed in 1992 [0]. [0] https://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mom
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by sqren 8y ago
I'm a big fan of dark mode, particularly because I was of the impression that it was easier on the eyes. Turns our, it's not so black and white... In a study from the 1980s: > However, most studies have shown that dark characte
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In Investing, It’s When You Start and When You Finish (2011)(archive.nytimes.com)
3 points by sqren 8y ago|0 comments
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by sqren 9y ago
... and a couple of hours later it has 12,000 stars. It's funny again.
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Panel discussion with js framework maintainers (React, Vue.js, Angular and more)(youtube.com)
1 points by sqren 9y ago|0 comments
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by sqren 9y ago
> You can easily transport 3 children in the back of a car without difficulty (try doing that on a bicycle). I see this everyday in Copenhagen: https://christianiacykel12.files.wordpress.com/2010/12/image...
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by sqren 9y ago
Very well written article - and I love your drawings! I did a similar story a while back on how you can track your friends sleep patterns using Facebook Messenger [1]. I'm sure there are lots of other services that have this problem, a
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Elastic acquires Opbeat (application performance monitoring company)(elastic.co)
19 points by sqren 9y ago|6 comments
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Headless Chrome is now available(twitter.com)
2 points by sqren 9y ago|0 comments
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by sqren 9y ago
A company that trust their employees. There are so many ways to get around this anyway so it doesn't make sense to try to enforce it in the first place (considering the issues that follows).
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by sqren 9y ago
Wow, that's pretty amazing work! How is he able to add new supernodes to the cluster? I would expect a supernode to have some sort of credentials that are used for authentication. If not, isn't it possible to neutralize the botnet
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Show HN: Calculator for any numeral system (eg. binary, decimal, hex)(sqren.github.io)
1 points by sqren 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Stopwatch for the web(countdown.run)
2 points by sqren 9y ago|0 comments

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