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My work week is generally 30 hours or so, which provides me more than enough to provide for both myself and another, as well as excess for savings.

If you're working that long, I feel the other parts of your life may be suffering. Do you have a fixed time contract or are you contracting?

Nodemon[1] is also good, normally Node centric but all parameters can be configured.

[1] https://nodemon.io/

Hm, I guess my outgoings are around the 500 mark, which makes it much easier to swallow.

Having my own place has really helped with my social life and relationships. It's nice to have a place to invite people over that you can call your own.

Any suggestions on a group video conferencing tool for use on a local network (Ethernet) that's effective? Either self-hosted or online, just for personal usage to talk with others?

I see no such evidence.

We use the same and it's been fantastic.

How does this compare to something like 'Jitsi Meet'?

Windows, Firefox, Ethernet (220mbps on fast.com):

https/2 is ~0.1s (1.02s /2 vs 1.11s /1.1) faster on first load and ~0.2s faster on future loads. I'm tempted to say there are diminishing returns as your internet gets faster (latency is ~11ms atm).

MinIO, a S3-compatible file store, running on top of a cluster of ZFS VMs. It just uses the available disk space from my other servers.

Host https://femto.pw, a free file uploading and downloading service.

Still out goto application for chatting, an exceptional piece of technology. Works on unbelievably awful computers in the worst Internet conditions.

Discord has them beat in terms of improving the quality of bad microphones, but also requires an order of magnitude more bandwidth.

We don't make any money, but all the hardware is just making use of unspent resources. E.g. The storage is a GlusterFS cluster across all of my machines, encrypted and replicated three times in case anything goes wrong. The cpu usage and memory usage is negligible and bandwidth is free from my provider.

Until it gets to about 32TB of used storage it won't cost me anything, and at the current rate of growth that is going to take decades.

A simple file uploader - https://femto.pw/

We're upto 460TB of data being transferred, :)

Can recommend DayJS[0] as a lighter alternative to MomentJS with an almost identical API.

[0] https://github.com/iamkun/dayjs

'Smashing a window' is unlikely to incur costs of $30,000, perhaps $300 is a better estimate.

I would also argue that insurance resources, customer hassle, police resources and judicial resources are also all roughly equal for handling stolen items from a car, versus stolen items from a car + window broken.

It does, but it takes effort and I believe that Windows compiling is hard work on Mac.

Should this be defined as a bug or simply browsers lacking an optimisation trick? In my view it's the latter. The result is the same, the only difference is it's slightly slower to keep "a" around.

Previous discussion:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18449506

I believe HN has "hugged it to death".

I think it's reasonable to expect HN readers to realise that threads have been merged, but it can be difficult to track down the article in question all the same.

Whilst complex threading might seem to counter the simplicty of HN, might it be reasonable to include a link to the original article when merging?

> because it's apparently hard to work out all the ways that the method could be invoked

Simple example case of a statement that makes it impossible to minify function names:

    class Test { static func() { /* function code */ } }
    test[prompt('function to call')]()

Picture of the Google Docs post on what they tried (which appears to no longer be available online) can be found:

https://femto.pw/6bsm.png

As a reference to the above poster.

> It's super nice of you to offer, but I don't need any donations at this time. RawGit's server costs are minimal, and the lovely people at StackPath provide RawGit's CDN service free of charge. Thank you though!

I might be missing something, but it seems like a fairly high quality README file. What do you feel is wrong with it?

It's a relatively common name. I would say it might even be more common than the alternative of "code formatter". I do agree that the syntax of the language isn't changing, but it does seem like the phrase that has stuck.

So, the first shift was manual labour being automated during the industrial revolution. Now slowly intellectual jobs are being replaced. The only unique aspect a human has after this are emotional jobs (psychiatrist, etc).

There are not enough emotional jobs that can be created to fulfill 7 billion people (a quickly rising number). I think we're going to need a shift in the mindset of people. Jobs aren't required, we should instead look at increasing recreational activities available to people and try to enjoy our lives.

I'm confused. You want people to write all content for free? Whilst that works for a lot of people who do it in their spare time, it does restrict anyone looking to write professionally from contributing.

It's not just JoshMnem who has this, the same happens to me. Running 69 on Windows.

Not the parent commenter, but am currently using F-Droid and not Play services. It seems great for everything I wish to do on Android. Only exception is the game options, which are very limited.