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by 12907835202 3y ago
Worth starting from ep.1 or just diving in where it's at now?
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I have a daily diary I've kept for 6 years. It's just bullet points but everyday I can see what I did 30 days ago and the same date every year. I think that's helped reinforce those memories. That strengthening of memories id
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I like the look of htmx at first but then when I want to do something where I would usually reach for JavaScript (vanilla or framework), such as a dropdown button, I inevitably consider hyperscript and then I see an example like "<d
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I'm always amazed how many employees some of these apps, that seem simple, have. Grindr has 273. And apparently Tinder has 809. How??? I imagine two devs could maintain the app. I've certainly managed more complex apps myself. Per
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Wouldn't it be better to move them to a new domain? Worst case scenario they're kept forever. Best case that new domain starts ranking well.
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I've never quite understood the w3schools hate. It can be quite useful. My most used page is this one when I need to jog my memory: https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_selectors.php It's much better than thi
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Wow TiddlyWiki reminds me of how I got started with web development in all the wrong ways. I told my Dad I wanted to make a website for my favourite computer game so he sat me infront of MS Frontpage and got me started. After I while I got
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Whose ethics? Should we tell it that sex is a positive thing or a horrible sin?
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by 12907835202 3y ago
(1) if one day a nuke was used to deflect an asteroid and save the entire planet, would that then outweigh any deaths caused by nukes and ottenheimer would be a hero rather than a villain? That's a tricky road to go down. (2) as is try
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I think people use wiki as a synonym for Encyclopedia now. But even that would be wrong in this case.
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I'm been following for a while. I have a feeling the 200 people that sign up all have different expectations. Couple that with the need to make decisions and find funding for maintenance collectively and I think you've got a recip
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Good way to make this post sound like an advert.
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Not American but in Canada right now. How much does something like this set you back?
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I can't believe that's true. I have friends who make new accounts all the time for jokes or memes. I don't think they're putting a huge amount of effort into it.
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Ha I was just thinking a similar thing. I'm much more immune to adverts in a foreign country especially if they use a different alphabet all together. I'm not quite sure I'd consider it beautiful, but it's mildly freeing
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I got to be on the early BETA for this as we were doing some stuff for Google. I thought it was the future and registered loads of domains for things I liked suffixed with "wave" thinking it would be possible to create personal or
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I find it funny that everyone's saying the screenshots look like a Twitter clone. It looks like Facebook to me. I imagine this is as much about capturing the young people not using Facebook as it is about rivaling Twitter, if not more.
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by 12907835202 3y ago
How do you propose the research for these articles is funded?
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by 12907835202 3y ago
It's funny seeing comments like "was a good thing for all of us" after years of hearing "Twitter is damaging society". I can't tell if it's different people talking now or if people really are that fickle.
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I had more issues with stripe than PayPal... PayPal user for 15 years (maybe that time gives me some grace with their systems?) And no issues minus the botched move from S- subscriptions to I- subscriptions. Stripe let me take 3 weeks of pr
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I can't speak much for the subject other than to say the article suggests exclusives have been one of their biggest draws and despite being a daily user of Spotify for music I have no idea what they are or if I'm missing out. I sw
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Oh interesting I didn't know it was a standard. I only use Firefox and Chrome and it's missing in Firefox. There is an extension for Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/link-to-te
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Ask HN: Why isn't bookmarking scroll position a thing?
32 points by 12907835202 3y ago|16 comments
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by 12907835202 3y ago
This looks great. One bit of feedback is that it seems quite difficult to read on a phone with small font requiring zooming and then horizontal scrolling. Both the website and the PDFs. Being so text heavy I imagine it should be fairly easy
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by 12907835202 3y ago
I've realised my mistake there. Embarrassing. I've no ability to edit though, never noticed that before. I guess I never had the need.
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Odd that it says 3000 years ago. The start of the Wikipedia entry on bronze swords says they appeared in 17BC which is of course only 2000 years ago.
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Wow I can't fathom the .com being worth that much. Did you manage to do any sort of math on whether the .com has helped bring in $170k of sales? Or how many years it would take to break even.
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by 12907835202 3y ago
How on earth did you get readme.com? I'm assuming someone else owned it, whenever I see that and all the "make an offer" links I move on and ignore it. Was the process easy?
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Comments like this make me worried I'm always reading posts from bots and the developer forgot to take out the word Reddit when pointing the bot at HN. But a human brain fart is probably just as likely.
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by 12907835202 3y ago
Non technical people struggle with these alot. My mum regularly asks for help when all she's done is ignore the captcha thinking it's an advert because it stands out like a Google ad (different UI, different font, extra branding e

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