BoysenberryPi

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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
Please don't do this. Microsoft chat services are the absolute worst. I've had to use Skype for years after Microsoft purchased it and it was bad. I have to use Teams for work and it's just abysmal. I don't know why but
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
I get what you're saying and I agree up to a point but I don't necessarily believe the distinction is necessary. LOVE2D is very "easy to use", easier than Raylib in my opinion, and probably has the most extension documen
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
I've finished a couple projects in Raylib before and I really like it, however, the downside to Raylib for me is that there is no real documentation. You get a handful of examples an a "cheatsheet" of functions and nothing el
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
This feels like it was made to get to the top of somewhere like HN but I'm actually very confused. >I want it to be, but which can also be used to communicate securely with anyone on the planet without being observed by a third part
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
Standard.tv is Nebula
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
IANAL but the idea that you lose your trademark if you don't actively enforce it is not true except in rare edge cases. Whether or not this is an edge case is up to the courts.
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
This is good info. I'll spin up a VM running Sway or something and give it another go and see what roadblocks I hit.
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
No problem, the biggest ones I tried were Godot, Krita, and Steam. Godot does not run on Wayland although support seems to be planned somewhere down the pipeline. Krita "runs" on Wayland but a lot of the features do not work nor d
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
I have no beef with Wayland specifically and I agree that if you are harassing maintainers of any project you're probably an asshole. However, >Maybe Wayland doesn’t work for your precious use-case. More likely, it does work, and yo
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
I disagree with this. He made his position on Gamestop known a year ago and people on WSB laughed at him for it. I wasn't until the stock rose to $20 and he posted that he made 11 million on calls and people realized a short squeeze wa
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
Book publishers just have an archaic business model. I happily pay for Safari Books Online which gives me access to all O'Reilly published books and I imagine I'd be willing to do the same if other services offered something simil
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
Can world leaders stop using Twitter to say shit? How did we even get here?
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
Ignoring everything else wrong with this comment, you should know Foxconn is a Taiwanese company.
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
Can you not just place a regular call over wifi through Signal? It typically requires a phone number so I don't see why it wouldn't allow that.
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
The whole Parler thing is very interesting to me. Many people point out that Twitter, Facebook, and other social networks have the same TOS violating content that Parler does but I wonder if this will come down to a "reasonable attempt
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
I've been a Gumroad user(consumer not creator) for a long time and remember the whole VC situation. At the time, I feared it might be the end of the service. I'm glad it wasn't. A lot of people want companies like Google or T
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
As much as I would love to just jump on the whole "Youtube Bad" thing, I can't even tell what this channel was about. This post is so sparse on details.
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
> avoided by anyone who knows anything Most people don't know anything. The 99.9% of people buying domains don't browse Hacker News or stay privy of news regarding domain registrars.
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
These list never have good alternatives for Google Voice which is probably the most important Google service I use.
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
I use Orgzly for my phone. http://www.orgzly.com/
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
No I'm more or less with you. My laptop went out early this year and I just haven't felt the need to replace it. I might get a Chromebook or something cheap but I don't really feel the need to have an entire dev environment w
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
>Lots existentials to go through. Should we force AI to go through that? Maybe should be a prerequisite before we let it "live." Isn't this literally how every killer AI is created in fiction? The only way to protect human
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
I find Obsidian's licensing to be overly expensive if you intend to use it for anything that will generate income.
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
Building existing tools in a language you are learning has been a thing forever. I would argue it's one of the best ways to learn a language in fact. The README also compares it to existing tools and explains why it's different fr
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
I first came across Standard ML in Dan Grossman's Programming Language course on Coursera[1]. After previously trying Haskell and Scala, this is where the benefits of functional programming and static typing really clicked for me. Real
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
The fact that they are the most valuable company on Earth suggest that many consumers do benefit from it.
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
I appreciate the snark as much as the next guy but I don't believe Hacker News is the right forum for it.
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
Unity filing for an IPO is very interesting. I use both Unity and Tableau and they have always seemed very similar to me in terms of marketing. They have massive communities and excel at getting people up to speed and making you feel powerf
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
This is a fair point that I was overlooking and was more focused the part of the article that talks about Apple selling their own products and being the "only game in town" regarding selling apps.
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by BoysenberryPi 6y ago
My issue with the article is that despite acknowledging that Android market share overall they are acting as if Apple is the only game in time. Maybe my thought process is just overly simplistic and I'm missing something because every

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