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Hah, funnily enough this is exactly what I was working on this year :)

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Amazing study, was really interesting to read. How do you get to do this studies? How does someone get into social science like this? How did you pay for all the tickets for all the cities?

What's the thing that breaks the most in organs?

This is really interesting, I really like that the dataset is embedded in the page. Is there a general place where banned books are reported?

I recently took a class on linux kernel development, and this is indeed correct, you can always expect when developing for the linux kernel to get your bugs from external sources. If your code has a bug or breaks something, you get a nice email from them telling you what errors you have.

I have tried ShareX, but I still feel like it is really easy to share a screenshot of something you are working on and share to the internet way too easily. How do you avoid those situations? Feels like having a loaded gun at all times.

Agreed, but I'd argue that any good scripting language would do it.

Agreed, there is a lot of power to Selenium or Chrome Headless, but it does require a bit more investment than your normal tool.

How do you use it?

Thank you! Fixed it on the post

Oh wait, it doesn't let me edit anymore

Edited it :)

Thank you HN for being so valuable <3 It is truly a gold mine what I find in this website every day.

Seems that Microsoft is sunsetting IE11 [1], I wonder if that would nudge the world towards less IE.

[1] https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-365-blog/mi...

I think WSL2 has that, WSL1 used to be super slow disk wise, but I've seen near-native disk speeds on NVME drives on WSL2 (Specially useful for node_modules)

Hey, this is really cool! What's the optimal strategy? Would love to learn more

I love calca, it the best for me by a long shot.

Thank you dang <3

Thank you! <3

He asked to add pages there :)

Love it

That's my blog post! Glad you enjoyed it :)

I mean, on-site once this all dies down, meanwhile we are all WFH.

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Yeah, in reality I was weary about adding the links, these solutions are often created after a problem arose in the system. But I wanted to provide a few places to see what's the initial paths for a beginner to find out more. I can't count the times when I wasn't as knowledgeable approached a conversation about Chef and Puppet that didn't make sense to me, even after I read what Chef and Puppet did.

It could be, in the other side, that you really don't grasp the need for these technologies until you've had to manually implement one. Things like the UUIDs are basic to hook up to anything.

I can often relate this feeling with nutritional advice. "If you want to be more healthy, eat more advocados", if you only eat advocados, but don't understand what's behind it, or the premise behind it, you'll probably get fat. But if someone tells you "Advocados are a good way to supplement your fats without blah blah blah" and you understand that there isn't a unique solution, then you'll probably be healthier.

Hey thanks Vishaal! Having fun everyday :) We miss you over here.

I think the first step is having CI but not reacting to it. For a while I shared your view, but after just "enabling it in the background" nowadays it's really useful. Even if it's just an "it compiles" check.

I wanted to lay down some of the common things in the app tier, I think data stores get complex really fast really quickly, it's not easy replicating and sharding quickly unless you've got some experience with it under your belt or you use a tool.