thsowers

> Shopify made a change to their API that was easily measurable on who it would affect

What was the change?

I too have run into this recently at work. IntelliJ for Rust, Dart, JS/TS, PHP etc but I break out Rider for C#. Would be a dream if one day these were combined so IntelliJ would be a true polygot IDE

If you use their flagship offering, IntelliJ, it includes language support for Python, Javascript, and many other languages either directly or via a plugin that replaces most of the respective functionality of Webstorm, Pycharm and Rubymine. Just some niche features (like a C debugger only found in CLion) are unique to the other IDEs IIRC

For me, after switching to fastmail my load time in browser went from around 30 seconds with the "new" gmail to under 5 with fastmail. Using HTML view on gmail the speed is more comparable

IIRC, they actually removed the "Don't be Evil" motto in may of 2018

I'm thankful that my mother was able to "beat" cancer for at least the time being. I am extremely grateful for the time that I have with her.

I am thankful to music, for being so diverse, and so amazing. It has given my life much meaning in times of both light and dark.

I am thankful to nature; hills, valleys, wind, water, stars, forests and mountains, for their indescribable beauty

While I can appreciate some healthy skepticism on how widespread the practice is, welcoming honest input from rank and file members of any company can be extremely valuable to improving the quality of products, and many successful companies realize this and encourage such feedback

Nit: This article recommends StartPage as a search engine "without all that tracking and profiling", but quite recently StartPage was acquired by System1, an advertising company[0]

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21371577

Agree, title should be more like "Light Commands: Laser-Based Audio Injection Attacks on Voice-Controllable Systems"

Runs pretty terrible on my LG G7 ThinQ, scrolling is incredibly janky

Is this supposed to read "misunderstands"? And if not, could you elaborate?

My apologies dang, I didn't mean to directly insinuate that this was happening, just that it could lead credence to those rumors.

Thanks for taking care of the situation, and for further demonstrating what top notch moderation should look like

edit: Thank you for explaining the policy! I think it's excellent.

+1 Same here. There were also some interesting comments and discussion going on in that thread. Understand why it was marked as a duplicate, don't understand why the threads weren't combined

edit: Thank you @dang!

Additional discussion that is currently marked as a [dupe]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21343761

Some conspiratorial minds might even suggest that this may of been intentional seeing that GitLab is a member of Y Combinator

@dang, can you merge these threads instead of having this one marked as a [dupe] and hidden?

No, I mean opt-in to telemetry as opposed to having to opt-out would be more ideal

Not sure why the "opt-in" option isnt more apparent as a less hostile UX?

I've always thought of Gitlab as a privacy minded company, until now, and the botched attempts to listen to feedback are only worsening my impression. Please prove me wrong!

You say "already", but the repo you link to hasn't been updated in nearly five years

A fair number, but this often doesn't stop people from ignoring this rule, listing their properties under hidden addresses etc. I would say 90%+ of the AirBnBs I've stayed at are in buildings that have banned them (especially in large cities, like Toronto)

I think another thing the author misses is that Standard is _just_ a formatting library. It doesn't need/deserve as much resources as libraries that do more and deliver more value for the developer/company such as Vue, webpack etc.

New England here, haven't ever watered the lawn

Indeed! My friends often refer to his published event times as being in "EST" or "Elon Standard Time", which we consider to be +/- a few half hours of the listed time

I would argue that two direct Google Cloud outages within a month is pretty concerning for GCP customers, and that it's possible that the calendar outage could also be related in someway since it is likely hosted on GCP, although that is speculation

Why so many problems at Google lately? Calendar down two weeks ago[0], and Google Cloud had a larger outage a month ago[1]

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20213092

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20077421

If you haven't already, check out the Rust By Example section on this:

https://doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/std/str.html

expression.await

Wish there was an option to buy a 15 inch with no touch bar. I cannot find any suitable use for it on my current model, and I often hit items inadvertently due to the lack of tactile feedback

Previous discussion on companies tracking location using abilities outside of software permissions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17081684

Previous discussion from when Tim Bray's article was posted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16153840