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by 5560675260 4y ago
Reread first two sentences of the post that started this thread. They clearly state that books are being published and what goes into getting those books published. This wasn't about what OP "considers publishing to mean", it
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by 5560675260 4y ago
I see that Keet's website and social media keep mentioning holepunch, but is it something available separately from their chat client? Or at all?
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by 5560675260 4y ago
You should also check if your beans are washed or naturally processed - this also has significant effect on the taste. Natural/dry processing is the one that will get you a heavier body and will hide acidic notes.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Money isn't what gets people motivated most of the time. This job is boring and unfulfilling, you'll get poor results unless you're offering a life changing amount of money.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
But why would it, really? At this point it absolutely plans to rejoin world economy once things "blow over". And if becomes clear that it's not going to happen - there is even less reason to host some books in foreign languag
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by 5560675260 4y ago
It sounds cool, but probably not very viable product. I see several problems: * big, unwieldy, works only a centrepiece of a "game room" and there is a limited number of people interested and able to set up such room for themselve
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by 5560675260 4y ago
These common ways could see a lot of improvement. Everything but tiniest files would require a paid subscription from IM app provider. And sharing via cloud is awkward and slow.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Can't say that I still have nightmares about slicing out all those decorative elements out of a PSD file, but I absolutely don't miss that era.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
One simple improvement would have been to pause simulations as soon as system comes to rest.
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by 5560675260 4y ago
> When the UI gets complicated you have to maintain this all yourself and it's a pain This is also something that can be automated by a framework. Check out https://svelte.dev/blog/virtual-dom-is-pure-overhead
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Why would it take multiple, multiple seconds to download JS bundle (cached behind Cloudflare) and then make a request for initial data (probably also cached behind Cloudflare)? Overhead of downloading most of the app is likely less than tha
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by 5560675260 4y ago
Webdev shifted from making pages of content with some interactivity to web apps that live and maintain state on the client and occasionally query backend for some data. You don't need or particularly benefit from modern JS frameworks f
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by 5560675260 4y ago
It's for people that hate cascading part of CSS, people that never really took time to learn CSS, and people that got burned by an unmaintainable 5k+ line CSS file so hard that they want to jump to another extreme.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Yes? As long as "without too much fuss" holds - I don't see why not.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
But I do decide how I view people and what kind of identities I construct for them in my mind.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Same way as Apple isn't obligated to make their hardware open we're not obligated to abstain from criticism.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
> a powerful sh based templating engine > it mimics building a small C project You're using practices from a language unrelated to webdev, scripting language unrelated to webdev and what looks to be a closed source generator buil
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by 5560675260 5y ago
I did this for a while, but it's just more convenient to separate concerns and have long running sessions separate from IDE's restarts and crashes. As for the Warp's business plan - can't imagine there being many teams t
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Is it still just your website if you rely on Twitter integration to style certain portions of it and populate it with content (or at very least add metadata of said content)? Seems more of a collaborative effort.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
But why shouldn't it? No, seriously. If union isn't providing enough value to justify overhead it creates - it's just a parasite and everyone will benefit once it's gone.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Responsiveness is one of the more modern (as in wasn't a thing 10 years ago) somewhat advanced parts of webdev and just not in everyone's portfolio of skills. There is a skill level where it's possible to handcode a perfectly
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by 5560675260 5y ago
> I already already asked which specific patent needs to be canceled for your belief (hope?) to become true. Why do you find "all of them" answer to be unsatisfactory? Development of same or similar technologies by entities oth
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by 5560675260 5y ago
> would you feel my claim was accurate? No, because Coca-cola isn't expensive - it costs about as much soft drinks produced by other companies. Furthermore I don't believe that there are any relevant patents left - its formula
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Whenever I see this I wonder how much overhead blocking as a feature generates for twitter.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
Twitter has two kinds of experience: "Home" and "Latest". "Latest" is only people that you follow, their tweets and retweets in chronological order. "Home" is generated feed of tweets from people you
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by 5560675260 5y ago
In my experience Brave is better than DDG for tech topics. But DDG so far is noticeably better for non-english content and image search, so I still use it as a fallback.
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by 5560675260 5y ago
> Are you really telling me you're just ignoring 26% of the population? Irregardless of what kind of of business I'm running, I'm targeting only tiny sliver of population. I'm easily ignoring 90%, sometimes 99.9% of p
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by 5560675260 5y ago
> It's odd because HTML and javascript are so much more ambiguous and cause a lot of pain, yet I hear more complaints about C or C++. HTML implementations (and to extent JS) are very forgiving - you could have thousands of warnings
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by 5560675260 5y ago
This "brown people" phrase is commonly used to disparage concerns about incompatible values and cultural norms. And this is probably only context where I see middle easterners grouped like this. Not GP, but I do consider this to b
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by 5560675260 5y ago
It was enforced selectively (as many laws there) with occasional arrests of freelance computer technicians. They would be asked to do a minor repair and then install pirated versions of Windows, MS Office, Autocad etc to reach a certain thr

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