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arstechnica.com 2y ago

RIP Peter Higgs, who laid foundation for the Higgs boson in the 1960s

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www.ferryhalim.com 2y ago

Orisinal: Morning Sunshine (recovered old flash games)

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www.jewishpress.com 2y ago

UNRWA Ties to Oct. 7 Massacre Exposed – US Suspending Funding

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lemmy.world 3y ago

How the beehaw defederation affects us (beehaw defederated lemmy.workd)

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github.com 3y ago

RabbitMQ 3.12.0 Released

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github.com 3y ago

Lapce Editor 0.2.1 Release

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github.com 4y ago

Crystal Lang 1.5.0 Released

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helix-editor.com 4y ago

Helix Editor 22.05 Released

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news.ycombinator.com 4y ago

Tell HN: You can't recover AWS access

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crystal-lang.org 4y ago

Crystal 1.3.0 Is Released

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news.ycombinator.com 4y ago

Ask HN: RSS with Authentication and Monetization Support?

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www.dw.com 4y ago

Israel: Jerusalem Post site hacked by Iranians with threats of annihilation

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blog.emberjs.comember-4-0-released 4y ago

Ember 4.0 Released

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www.the-investing-desk.com 5y ago

Best performing assets against inflation

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twitter.com 5y ago

Why is Amazon better than Google in innovation?

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www.the-investing-desk.com 5y ago

Why Slack lost to Teams – Bundling and distribution

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awesomedataengineering.com 5y ago

Data engineering learning path with recommended resources

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awesomedataengineering.com 5y ago

Show HN: Data Engineering Learning path – best resources

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twitter.com 5y ago

Why Amazon haven't launched a serious competitor to Snowflake?

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twitter.com 5y ago

Will there be a “lost generation” for the tech world because of coronavirus?

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twitter.com 5y ago

Netlify charged for extra bandwidth with no transparency,How I proved them wrong

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twitter.com 5y ago

Will we go back to the office after all this?

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snir.dev 5y ago

Remotely working: All remote or all office. Hybrids are problematic

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snir.substack.com 5y ago

Remotely Working: Dealing with social isolation

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snir.substack.com 6y ago

Response to “The Long, Unhappy History of Working from Home”

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snir.dev 6y ago

Google blew a 10 years lead – Because they only seek to hit competitors

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snir.dev 6y ago

Written communication is remote work super power

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www.youtube.com 6y ago

Decentralized: Package management in Deno (Video, 20:09)

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snir.dev 6y ago

Pragmatic weekend project tips from my Apartments bot

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dev.to 6y ago

Recursion Optimization in JavaScript – Where Is It? PTC, TCO and Fud

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How is he the exploiter if he contributes so much to the project?

What, because he prioritizes his hobbies like race matches? Or because he elects not to spend an entire day at an event?

Does an OSS maintainer not allowed to have a life?

At one point in my career, I've been a CTO of a startup company. I worked 12-14 hours a day, including weekends. My relationship with the CEO was bad, and he actively added "senior tech leads" to the company to compete with me.

One day, I arrived to the office, and stood in the hallway across our office door. I froze. I couldn't physically move. I stood there, unable to move, for 2.5 hours until someone passed by and saw me.

I'm sharing this story so that readers may have an idea of what severe burnout may look like. It's not that I didn't want to move - I couldn't, my brain didn't let me. I lost my ability to control my body at that point.

Universities everywhere become corrupt, as performance doesn't matter for the staff to be paid.

The only thing that matters is political power, both for the hosting country subsidies as well as outside donations (Qatar massive donation that made Harvard president claim that a call to murder all Jews is ok is a great example).

I have no idea how to fix this at this point.

I just know that trust in academic institutions is very, very low. And justifiably so.

By definition - if you want to immigrate to the US (legally) you must be successful.

For example, L1 Visa, will require your company to employ at least 15 people in the US by the end of it. So you either start a company successful enough to hire at least 15 people, or you go home.

If you aspire to live in the US at the end of it, it's a hell of a motivator.

I'll just add - this beneficial system is largely being closed down due to illegal immigration in the US, which "fills" the caps in many places. It may be hurtful to the US long term.

^^^ this.

Starting a war and losing it should have consequences.

They tried to genocide the Jews in 1948 and lost.

If there are no consequences for what they did - they'll just keep doing it until they'll be successful. Which, coincidentally, is exactly what Hamas said about Oct 7 - that they'll repeat it again and again.

I won't blame VCs but the 0% interest rate environment.

When money had no "price" to it, it made absolute sense to borrow as much as possible from the future, and thus delaying profits for growth.

That's why we start seeing this world change now, rates are no longer 0 and money isn't free. You have to pay now, and so you have to have some cash flow now.

Because most of the Muslim world shares false propaganda against them, and they are billions of people against ~10 million?

Why does tech used have any effect on what is true? If you don't fear the truth, you should be happy that the minority has the tools to get more data out.

About the last part - Israel is not friendly to the Kremlin. It merely doesn't actively attack due to the Kremlin control of Syria.

If Israel goes against Russia, then Russia will prevent Israel attacks that prevent Irans control of Syria and Lebanon.

life is way more complicated than you presented it

Your propaganda attempt to support terrorism does not work here.

Go somewhere else and try to justify mass rape and murder of civilians like the Palestinians celebrated.