My experience has been the opposite. I work in a PHP shop and with each new version update, a handful of us are excited about the new changes that get made to the language. Our DevOps team has been on top of keeping our…
No USB 3 ports? Only USB 2? That's a little disappointing. Aside from that, this looks pretty cool. I haven't been huge into using tablets, but mostly because I don't like the locked down ecosystems of iOS and Android.…
Seconding this for Tenor. They certainly know how to game Google for traffic, then stop users from getting what they want
The open web started dying over a decade ago with the dawn of the iPhone and with the advent of social media. Cheap devices coupled with platforms that use psychological manipulation to keep people addicted are pretty…
The suggestions in the comments are excellent. One thing I would add is this: contact the site owner in advance and ask for their permission. If they are okay with it or if you don't hear back, credit the site in your…
They're both similar and very clever, but they do operate differently. Sleep sort works by setting up a delay and callback based on the values that you are sorting, so timing is crucial. The solution in this topic is…
Vinegar Syndrome actually restored and reissued this within the last year. I've always been a fan of his part in it: "Information is like a bank. Some of us are rich. Some of us are poor with information. All of us can…
Thee cool friends are thee ones that would stick around, browse your occult book collection, and talk about works ov ToPY members
These are good points, but there are a few things to consider. First, as the article points out, self-hosting may result in a faster experience for your users due to the slowness of Google's font delivery. Secondly,…
This sounds a lot like my current situation at work. We're a decently-sized company of 100+ people. About a quarter of them are developers. Developers are divided into teams who are responsible for specific components…
What makes it a legal boundary? Its only purpose is religious.
You can also see a list of Eruvin on Wikipedia. Check out the References sections to see the actual maps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_places_with_eruvin
They're simply showing off how they've hacked their own religion. Otherwise, why is this even on Hacker News?
My experience has been the opposite. I work in a PHP shop and with each new version update, a handful of us are excited about the new changes that get made to the language. Our DevOps team has been on top of keeping our…
No USB 3 ports? Only USB 2? That's a little disappointing. Aside from that, this looks pretty cool. I haven't been huge into using tablets, but mostly because I don't like the locked down ecosystems of iOS and Android.…
Seconding this for Tenor. They certainly know how to game Google for traffic, then stop users from getting what they want
The open web started dying over a decade ago with the dawn of the iPhone and with the advent of social media. Cheap devices coupled with platforms that use psychological manipulation to keep people addicted are pretty…
The suggestions in the comments are excellent. One thing I would add is this: contact the site owner in advance and ask for their permission. If they are okay with it or if you don't hear back, credit the site in your…
They're both similar and very clever, but they do operate differently. Sleep sort works by setting up a delay and callback based on the values that you are sorting, so timing is crucial. The solution in this topic is…
Vinegar Syndrome actually restored and reissued this within the last year. I've always been a fan of his part in it: "Information is like a bank. Some of us are rich. Some of us are poor with information. All of us can…
Thee cool friends are thee ones that would stick around, browse your occult book collection, and talk about works ov ToPY members
These are good points, but there are a few things to consider. First, as the article points out, self-hosting may result in a faster experience for your users due to the slowness of Google's font delivery. Secondly,…
This sounds a lot like my current situation at work. We're a decently-sized company of 100+ people. About a quarter of them are developers. Developers are divided into teams who are responsible for specific components…
What makes it a legal boundary? Its only purpose is religious.
You can also see a list of Eruvin on Wikipedia. Check out the References sections to see the actual maps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_places_with_eruvin
They're simply showing off how they've hacked their own religion. Otherwise, why is this even on Hacker News?