Cort3z

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by Cort3z 3y ago
Is “cellular architecture“ hipsterspeak for micro services?
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by Cort3z 3y ago
It’s a patent from 1963. It expired in the 80s apparently. I guess it didn’t do too well, or even perhaps wasn’t made. Either way, a patent can be made by anyone. Don’t see this as a serious modern attempt at solving child birth. (Edit: aut
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by Cort3z 3y ago
I disagree. “I’m fine, but I hit a bull on my way back home” is infinitely better because at no point is there any uncertainty about the condition of the person.
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by Cort3z 3y ago
I came across mullvad some time ago (apparently they struck a deal with Mozilla). Anyway, their service is great and it is such a rare thing to just pay for a service without all the nonsense around. Just; click here to get an account. Noth
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by Cort3z 3y ago
I don’t think it’s about being strict or condescending. In some HN readers the post will show up in a different catalogue and generally be easier for people to find, thus giving the post more visibility :) Edit; typo
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by Cort3z 3y ago
Figuring out and serving the site to display the “disable Adblock” is likely more costly than to serve the content (unless its video). That being said; creators needs money to keep making what they are making. Too bad ads is such an all enc
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by Cort3z 3y ago
With the power of a little too much time before a meeting, I give to you a slider; Add this somewhere which makes sense in the html; `<input type="range" min="0" step="1" id="mySlider" max="25
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by Cort3z 3y ago
Very cool website. Would be nice with a slider in addition to the dropdown, so you could scrub backwards and forwards in time.
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by Cort3z 3y ago
Wasn't MS sued by the EU some time ago for doing something similar. Have they not learned?
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by Cort3z 3y ago
They would be running in a browser, and you can just deny it getting location information, but in general, apps have access to much more raw data than a tab in the browser does. It's also possible, in theory, to run a PWA in a differen
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by Cort3z 3y ago
I assume there has to be some degree of survivor bias here. You get good content, which is good, but there might be great content that is never shown. But I do agree that “the algorithm” often finds content that, at least, I’m interested in
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by Cort3z 3y ago
Would you bring a spare phone then? Sounds implausible. If you did, and it’s an emergency you can use a phone without a sim at all with the emergency network.
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by Cort3z 3y ago
I want good PWAs. I don’t want borderline spyware-apps with access to all kinds of apis. There is no reason why a messaging app needs my gyro data, or gps, or all of the other stuff they just implicitly get because they are an app. I’m star
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by Cort3z 3y ago
Covid
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by Cort3z 3y ago
Ruff is great, but it lacks a lot of the rules[1]. As far as I understand it reads every file in parallel, if that is still the case there are categories of issues it cannot detect. In my case ruff cannot fully replace my existing tools, bu
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by Cort3z 4y ago
So? The power companies makes money by delivering electricity. This sounds like a problem they want to solve.
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by Cort3z 4y ago
> It's worth considering that viruses now days will check and see if programs like this are running and then delete themselves rather than execute the payload. Wait, is this true? Do you have any resources backing this up. This woul
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by Cort3z 4y ago
It’s impressive that we are even taking seriously about morale stance of a statistical machine.
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by Cort3z 4y ago
This feature is possibly the main reason why I use FireFox in stead of any alternative. It is just so very nice to be able to log into multiple google accounts (in my case) at the same time.
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by Cort3z 4y ago
How is it objectively "better"? This depends on context. I am sure Dart is worse given a specific condition. I'm not bashing dart, but you cannot say that "A is better than B" without any sort of context to the stat
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by Cort3z 4y ago
Also not author of original comment, but I use it for “stupid data transforms” all the time. Like formatting some stuff for a spreadsheet. I find it faster than writing a script most of the time
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by Cort3z 4y ago
On that note. Remember how cinemas were blocked from engaging in any way with content production. That seemed smart.
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by Cort3z 4y ago
Netflix broke everything by producing own content, essentially ending their neutrality.
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by Cort3z 4y ago
I wonder if this is the beginning of some kind is Kodak moment for Google. Fundamentally I suspect most people are looking for answers, not link to sites. This product category, to my knowledge, does not really exist right now outside of ch
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by Cort3z 4y ago
It seems case sensitive on some (or all?) of the input fields. At least for the author field in some of my searches.
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by Cort3z 4y ago
Why is it not credible? They display only facts and link to sources for “conclusions”. What other angle is there to weigh?
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by Cort3z 4y ago
I have been down a similar path as you, and I too have given up on several products. One thing I have learned is that in many cases you do not have to work 100% on your product for it to become a success. First and foremost you have to gene
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by Cort3z 4y ago
Scroll quickly out, it will just keep on going. Maybe it’s a desktop only thing?
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by Cort3z 4y ago
I LOVE how you can set it to scroll forever by itself. This website is a true work of art.
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by Cort3z 4y ago
Batteries

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