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Re:WSL2 corrupting Git repositories and shell history on Saturday January 02, 2021 @06:11PM (#25617535)
Sorry if this doesn't apply to you but how do you deal with Docker development? I've heard some horror stories regarding Docker for mac and I don't think I'll be able to live without my Docker containers.
Re:PayPal Alternatives for Startups on Sunday April 28, 2019 @12:46PM (#19772116)
Paypal also uses redirect to their own domain ensuring you don't give your CC to just anyone. This is the biggest selling point to me.

Services asking for a credit card number directly on the site may or may not be using Sprite, or a similar legitimate service, and may or may not contain malicious code that captures your input regardless. I really have no way of knowing.

Ask HN: Which time saving non-software products do you use?

Which time saving, life changing or premium products have you found very useful? It doesn't have to be software related.For me it's something as simple as labelled socks. I like dark colored socks but finding pairs after doing laundry was painful. Ever since finding them I've completely switched to using socks labelled with days of week.

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Re:Escaping the SPA rabbit hole with modern Rails on Sunday July 08, 2018 @09:39AM (#17483735)
Would you say Youtube works better now as it is fully SPA?
Shouldn't employers provide Japanese style sleeping capsules for employees at that point? Or can they keep up wages with the increasing cost of living?
Re:Elixir at PagerDuty on Thursday June 14, 2018 @05:51PM (#17315743)
Found it https://github.com/wende/elchemy

The idea seems just like Typescript, a very interesting project!

Re:Elixir at PagerDuty on Thursday June 14, 2018 @05:35PM (#17315613)
If only there were types in Elixir to get rid of those damn nulls...

Supposedly someone is making a Typescript-like precompiler for Elixir (with ML syntax of course). We are all hoping it succeeds!