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+1 Same.

Edit. https://github.com/mattrighetti/dotfiles/blob/master/.gitcon...

Not to mention the interest payments on the debt that will be due in Q1.

Talk about swift and immediate feedback. There must have been calls from inside the house too.

Please do! I would love a post on that topic

This is exactly my experience and I also have a YouTube premium account. I use YouTube religiously and have my own system of improving the algorithm so that the vast majority of content recommended is something I might watch.

If I don't like a video, I hit dislike and will maybe even remove it from my watch history.

I suspect that most who are against this change are not heavy YouTube users.

My bootcamp experience built my confidence which helped during interviews.

This section resonated with me too. I can learn a lot about how to have an honest yet positive appraisal of my circumstances from Austin.

But isn't this part of the negotiation process? Start with a higher demand and work your way to a more reasonable position.

This is so satisfying to watch!

And here's some additional followup. Minor speculation that maybe his location is what caused slowdown.

https://twitter.com/swyx/status/1292825527116369922

Pleasantly surprised here.

Great news!

Provided for more context:

https://www.tampabay.com/news/2020/08/11/the-florida-bar-exa...

Looks like 1.0.3 has been updated to "In Review" status.

https://mobile.twitter.com/dhh/status/1275085027613609984

It was crazy watching that. Carlsen's play is out of this world.

Looks like Hey is complying with all Apple's requirements and yet Apple is still rent-seeking. Not a good look for Apple.

Most open source C++ projects are libraries that are meant to be integrated into other applications. Plywood is the opposite of that: It gives you a workspace into which source code and libraries can be integrated. A single Plywood workspace can contain several applications – a webserver, a game engine, a command-line tool. Plywood simplifies the task of building and sharing code between them.

I think this works as a good overview.

I worry that this is too much consolidation.

You're right.. I've often scoffed at claims that present deplatforming as an ineffective or even dangerous strategy. But seeing these several multi-nationals go along with "self-censorship" whenever a repressive government asks is quite worrying.

Great project.. and great implementation.

Ender's Shadow is a great series. It complements the original story so, so well.

This. Excel as a notepad would be great. Don't know enough about windows desktop development to implement my own solution, but I'm surprised that nothing currently exists.

On first blush, I would think this would at the very least force companies to improve their security.

As an avid sci-fi reader this is providing so many answers to my recurring frustrations whenever books series don't get a sequel. I don't think I truly understood that there were important business and human capital constraints.

This. There's great opportunity ahead and calls for the Dems to lead with anything other than bold policies don't make sense.

Running on strengthening healthcare was primary among many reasons for their success in the Midterms.

This is great because it starts a conversation about monopoly power that's long been needed.

This I think is one of the understated values of primaries and presidential elections. Even if Warren is elected and unable to get legislation passed, she has moved this particular conversation forward.

Exactly this. And once you get into the 7.862 Trillion range you find that it's much more reasonable.

Native apps ftw.

Same. Product already feels great and I'm ready to use exclusively full time.

Already one of the best git clients out there. The snappy feel makes it a joy to go back in time and track the changes and understand more about the entire codebase.

To me, this is an underrated element required in understanding the lifespan of a codebase.