Diti

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   by Diti 8y ago

   > If we haven’t generated enough value for you that you wouldn’t buy me a cup of coffee I think we’re doing something wrong. Or, maybe, just maybe, giving $5-“coffee” to 15 different services every month isn’t sustainable and none of thi
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   by Diti 8y ago

   Great⸮ As a regular underground public transportation commuter (without a data connection, except at very specific stations), I might soon have to scroll through an entire page of lazy-loaded images to ensure the page will be accessible for
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   by Diti 8y ago

   I’m on mobile. The checkboxes had no effect, the code run on its own by default. And I gave up on trying to go back to Lobsters by using the Back button.
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   by Diti 8y ago

   I don’t think OP meant “proprietary, closed” as “centralized”. If it’s about the code: https://github.com/arclanguage/anarki
5. 365.▲
   by Diti 8y ago

   Polyfills probably are.
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   Ask HN: Do you monitor your own biomedical data?

   2 points by Diti 8y ago|0 comments
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   by Diti 8y ago

   Very personal answer to your serious question (sorry if it isn’t relevant for others): I can’t stand the stimulus caused by light (one of the problems that come with being part of the autistic spectrum). I wear sunglasses at work (because o
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   by Diti 9y ago

   Is it definitely proven that elliptic curves are safer to use?
9. 369.▲
   by Diti 9y ago

   The actual term is Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
10. 370.▲
    by Diti 9y ago

    I don’t mean to spark a controversy, but that’s what happens when you use Electron.
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    by Diti 9y ago

    I see a trend in open source projects lately, which is to use TOML [1] as the preferred configuration and metadata format. In some cases, I believe YAML would actually be more suitable, but there is a lack of a good, understandable referenc
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    Brief YAML reference(camel.readthedocs.io)

    1 points by Diti 9y ago|1 comments
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    by Diti 9y ago

    I feel confused and even suspicious when people tell, non-jokingly, that they couldn’t find a way to exit vim. Have they never used ^C in their terminal?
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    by Diti 9y ago

    That isn’t true. Nowadays you can’t fork Ethereum like that by fear of losing legitimate transactions.
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    by Diti 9y ago

    Not on 1Password 6 on Windows. Subscription only.
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    by Diti 9y ago

    Can confirm. The original link doesn't tell anything about discontinuation of the service—at least not the French localization of that page. But that other link does.
17. 377.▲
    by Diti 9y ago

    There is this one case for which shell scripting is particularly interesting: dependencies simplification. https://github.com/EtiennePerot/parcimonie.sh/blob/48044f913...
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    by Diti 9y ago

    Your article doesn't mention the other uses of smart contracts, of Swarm, and of Whisper. The article is embarrassingly one-sided in terms of arguments. (Disclosure: I bought ETH one month ago for development using these 3 tools).
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    by Diti 9y ago

    This is very good work. Though, KBFS makes it impossible for me to use it in the non-privileged (non-root) environments I work on. :(
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    by Diti 10y ago

    I tested one of these in Lyon, France. It's autonomous but, since it is a test run, employees inside are still operating it. The technology is impressive. Passerbys often try to cross the street and force it to emergency brake, just to
21. 381.▲
    by Diti 10y ago

    I would use `Get-ChildItem` directly in that case. When I use `ls`, I expect it to be POSIX `ls`.
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    by Diti 10y ago

    Something that irks me is how PowerShell’s default aliases take precedence over binaries in the PATH. To be able to use the GNU utils, you have to put this in your profile.ps1 : Remove-Item Alias:cat Remove-Item Alias:cp Remove
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    by Diti 10y ago

    If you do graphic design, you may not want N-trig styluses. The biggest drawback of their system is that it requires a certain, higher amount of pressure to register a stroke—higher than the Wacom or Apple Stylus counterparts. See https:
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    by Diti 10y ago

    https://hn.algolia.com/?query=Duffs%20Device
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    by Diti 10y ago

    I am glad this is happening. I have lost all trust in StartCom when they blatantly ignored the issues surrounding Heartbleed, refusing to renew certificates, despite every other CA doing so. I hope their learn their lesson, and try to be mo
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    by Diti 10y ago

    “Error establishing a database connection.” Aaaah, good old HN effect.
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    by Diti 10y ago

    I am in a similar position (except for the depression part—I’ve been there, but I’m now over it—and I also don’t have immediate concerns over becoming homeless). What country do you live in? In my country (France), the solution to this si
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    by Diti 10y ago

    I am pretty sure “Kraken.io's proprietery JPEG optimization algorithms” is based on the Psychovisual Error Threeshold: http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/6530010/ Have a read at what Google engineer Colt McA
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    by Diti 10y ago

    It shows “Test is starting” forever in my case. I am behind a company proxy. Should I create a bug report, or is it unnecessary (unfixable), as your experiment’s point is to use WebTorrent?
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    by Diti 10y ago

    The UI is misleading. By seeing the GitHub-like design, I thought I was on GitHub and was surprised not to see any content. Took me a while to understand that I had to input my username as I wasn't on GitHub. Besides that, I like this