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I want to be free to choose whether a political issue deserves my action or inaction in a work setting.

So please respect (not you but people who make such statements) individuals who rightfully choose not to get involved.

There isn’t just the “right” way of thinking. Which is what exactly is happening right now. “Either you think and act as we do or you are an ass*ole.”

Pluralism of thought shouldn’t even be in question in the 21st century.

noob here my thought is 1. arm is more power efficient than x64? 2. emulation + shift to remote development environments?

The only purpose I could see raspberry pi in, is as a development env where you can ssh into and do work as a pure Linux kernel.

If I was to use an arm desktop full time it would be microsoft surface pro x (although with its quirks) having much more support and apps

Also Apple is planning to move MacBook line to arm although time will tell whether that will work out or not. In the meanwhile we might need to stick to x86 architectures for a while

whatever yeah, software developer..

linkedin has been an invaluable tool for me professionally. The day I'll be able to delete it is when I'll be retiring or not having to seek employment..

Probably SDE. It must be a CORS config somewhere in the code/config

so am i no longer allowed to copy-paste from stackoverflow?

another one i'm using for my site [1] is tacit[2] it's pretty basic but it works well - although i've been trying to find a well structured, well designed css framework with no classes - I haven't found one of my liking, I think the best way would be to use something very minimal like tailwindcss [3] which i still have to try

[1] https://golang.cafe [2] https://github.com/yegor256/tacit [3] https://tailwindcss.com

this somewhat reminds me of taco bell programming http://widgetsandshit.com/teddziuba/2010/10/taco-bell-progra...

amazing. I wish I knew where to go learn the basics to navigate that many layers of knowledge (kernel/os/network)..

it depends. mostly on team size and workstreams. when the team is working at different unrelated things the standup is near to useless and it's used only to micromanage people. if you are a close-knit team working on the same workstream/feature then yes is beneficial even then in my experience daily standups are overkill. most of the time bi-weekly is more than enough

I've a macbook pro 13' 2017 - It's the worst laptop I've used in the past 10 years. It continuously gets smoking hot lot of fan noise and very often kernel panics. I have lost faith in apple macbook especially when price to hardware ratio is higher than anyone else in the industry I expect the machine to just work seamlessly. I'm very soon disposing the laptop and buy a dell or a thinkpad. I'm not looking at apple again for a very long time at least for macbooks

Ferrari is an amazing company in terms of return on equity, profit margin and brand. Bummer it’s a very expensive stock in the 35P/E range

Financial independence? Living off your own project?

I'm pretty bad at front-end but last few days I've been playing around with d3js and I've done a new section of my Golang Cafe job board - Salary Insights https://golang.cafe/Golang-Developer-Salary-USA it's open source too https://github.com/golang-cafe/golang.cafe

I use cloudflare as nameserver that effectively takes over all DNS queries for my domain

It tells you even percentage and absolute number of cached dns queries. Cloudflare is dope!

Yes! I've just removed GA from one of my pet projects (shameless plug https://golang.cafe) - And started using Cloudflare NS https://www.cloudflare.com/dns/. Now I get users/analytics reports at DNS level. No bloated JS trackers, no privacy policies and weird stuff and I can track visits even when adblockers are enabled. This would definitely be overestimated as bots would be counted in but it seems pretty accurate so far! It also has unique users count (although this is overestimated)

Paywalled

Nice analysis, although there is no evidence that the economic impact is as described in the chart (#deaths/cost)

thing is we lack a framework for tagging those scam sites as scam and automate the takedown. In this particular case is legitimate for fb to ask for removal, although it may not be up to anyone to ask for removal of any domain without a proper legislative framework in place

bank's APIs are extremely limited as of right now. Fragmentation is also very high. It is also true that this may change in the future, but not very soon

Well said

“May have”

not sure to which spectrum this falls into but: how different is this from firebase? or from any other backend-as-a-service? surely not something for engineers, but for business/product people that want to quickly bootstrap/hack their own backend/api

has anyone tried https://monday.com? I've not tried them yet, but I've seen lots of ads

i love apple for these kind of things

Jesus Christ

bounce rates are supposed to demote this kind of content, even tho it doesn't seem to work properly imo