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The missing space in "adoption.Our" is triggering me.

Also "skating" is ambiguous; for me it's skateboarding.

Also a sad reflection of the state of public discourse in the US.

Tangential, but it’s the first time I’m hearing of MuleSoft. I wonder what kind of companies use it?

There’s a side of “enterprise” software that’s so foreign to me.

I still don’t know what Salesforce is. Or SAP (I see their name in a lot of shitty software though). I wonder how the developers in those companies are like, what their processes and code reviews and technical discussions look like.

But why build a date picker?

> In July 2017, Google engineer James Damore distributed a memorandum [...] > In essence, argued Damore, women are less interested in computing then men.

It still baffles me how that was even controversial. It's not rocket science that men tend be more interested in computers than women (anyone not lying to themselves will see that in high school or campuses).

Potentially you're also missing the forest from the trees: it may be an order of magnitude higher, but in relation to the population size, the number of deaths is minuscule regardless.

No, I would tell: since you are at-risk, use the means provided to stay safe and take precautions to reduce the risk of getting infected.

Can’t edit anymore. Just wanted to say sorry if that came off too negative. I really want to like a potential Google competitor.

UX things that I wish were improved:

- scrolling vertically and horizontally to find results is quite confusing and a lot of effort

- low DPI icons make the page look unpolished

- too many “things”, the results page doesn’t fit on an iPhone 12 mini’s screen without horizontal scrolling

- fonts change style after they appear making it look jittery and unpolished

- upvoting/liking seems like a good idea; would reconsider value downvote brings. It seems to convey results are user controlled and prone to vote wars

The results are pretty good, but the UX is poor. Wishing you and the team the best.

I haven’t seen a more tone-deaf, smug, and patronizing CEO for a long while.

User-hostile UX, a baffling inability to process feedback and seemingly no interest in potential customers.

You should really think things through.

> Chrome says that so clearly when you install it :)

Sorry to be off-topic, but you should really learn how to better communicate with your potential customers.

The little smiley face and saying it's shown "so clearly" has an extremely patronizing tone that is no way to build trust. Be more humble.

Everyone I asked understood the potential for misuse it introduces.

Isn’t this VS Code with the Vim extension?

I like it as well. I typically have only a handful of tabs open, for both mental clarity and focus.

There's so much empty space on the address bar, and vertical space is typically expensive real estate.

> glorified tarballs

Calling container images glorified tarballs is like calling cars glorified lawnmowers.

> Is it correct to ask about the idea of a table? i.e. is there such a thing as a table in the abstract?

I don't understand. The "idea" of a table is an object that provides a level surface to place stuff on.

What am I missing? What is the interesting part?

Honestly I don’t understand what the whole point of that statement is, apart from fueling racist woke rhetoric and contributing to divide.

There are now results but none about Tiananmen Massacre

This is exactly the type of article that belongs on HN.

What do you mean by "enjoy life"?

One step to fastest web fonts: use native fonts

  curl ai

Worked as well.

Honestly reading that felt extremely anxiety-inducing and like a nightmare work culture. My work patterns are too chaotic to ever pair for more than an hour if I’m forced to.

> When you're five years old (the age I was when I started programming "seriously")

I know this is HN, but I have a hard time believing this. Somehow feels like nostalgic self-congratulatory boasting.

Honestly curious, what does it mean for a 5-year-old to be programming seriously?

There’s something very comforting about vices.

A vice is a psychological safety net. The unknown unknowns are infinite, so you can always romanticize life without them, and the effect that would have. That gives you hope, and hope is extremely powerful.

What kind of good food do you eat?

Yes, if not GNU is Unix.

This patch got me curious how the kernel is even tested. I have yet to see a single kernel commit that included any sort of tests.

Somehow one of the tastiest memories I have is as a kid being outside and eating rye bread with butter.

The video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=iazTQVi1CEE

Skip to 1:45.

Warning, it’s disturbing. Perhaps in a good way.