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Note the comments on some of these bug fixes: > Interoperability: matches Firefox. This is why it is so critical to have multiple browsers with independent engines. Apparently Firefox was adhering to the standards correctly and Chrome no
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Rust meets the web – a clash of programming paradigms (2020)
(jakobmeier.ch)
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Hardware is always improving and costs drop ... isn't it only a matter of time until these requirements are nothing?
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I found some more information on PoH here: https://lsmod.medium.com/what-makes-solana-the-fastest-publi...
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> For example in recent weeks a whole lot of people were surprised to see the lab leak hypothesis go straight from "debunked conspiracy theory" to Biden ordering it to be investigated, apparently without any intermediate points
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> A similar conception I've heard is that its like something and nothing, at the beginning of time, made a bet whether there'd be something or nothing The problem is that nothing can't make bets.
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> The mathematical universe sidesteps this problem. If there is a concise and complete model of the universe, that is sufficient for it to exist. This then leads to how does math exist instead of nothing? Math is a concept, and if conc
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> How long do spike proteins (SARS-CoV-2 or vaccine created) hang out if they make it to the heart? As far as I understand it, the vaccine doesn't work like this. It tells your immune system "hey this is what a SARS-CoV-2 spik
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> And the competition for jobs might spike. And salaries may drop precipitously if you are in one of the higher paid countries, because you are now competing with people who may be equally as qualified as you but can make WAY less and af
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The human heart has a lot of ACE2 receptors, which is what Covid binds to. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7239191/ I wonder if you can get myocarditits both from exposure and the vaccine. Covid
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CSS in SVG in CSS: Shipping Confetti to Stack Overflow’s Design System
(stackoverflow.blog)
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Further down it quotes ... > “If your behavior doesn’t change, the algorithm will keep assigning you in that same cohort, so some users will have a persistent FLoC ID associated with them — or could." When combined with other inform
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> It is claimed Synergy 3 will arrive in 2022 or 2023, which I expect (no insider info) will likely be a lipstick-on-a-pig Electron UI around the same buggy core they've been prodding for 10 years without substantial enhancement. Th
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> But comparing speeds isn't really necessary or even relevant. This isn't a comparison between this and typing on a keyboard. It's a comparison to the prior state of the art in this technology.
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> Ideally, the cargo publish subcommand should be extended by an --nft option, so that developers can directly publish a new version of their rust project as a memex NFT. The satire runs deep with this one. I like it.
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Many moons ago I ran a site called ETF Timing that automated technical analysis against ETFs. There is so much wrong with this I don't know where to start. But this seems common these days, I think it's due to the influx of inexp
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This is absolutely necessary. Think about this Microsoft Irish subsidiary that "made" $200 billion with ZERO EMPLOYEES. Not even a single person to go buy a sandwich at lunch and "help the local economy". Nobody. The onl
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There is a lot of science out there that shows how Covid-19 appears to have specific qualities that make the lab leak theory very plausible. I don't want to get into the weeds with all of this, but here's just one scientific paper
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I'm curious, can insurance companies get access to this information to potentially affect policy rates? That would be insane. If they know how sedentary you are, or if you aren't sleeping well, or if you are driving too fast, dri
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As a software engineer, I will never, ever work from an office again. There are zero reasons to. And this isn't even related to Covid, I've been working remotely for 6 years. Everything I do is carefully tracked. Every line of c
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So there is no solution then. The entire concept of "corporate taxes" can be thrown out the window because they will just set up "shop" wherever is offering 0%. And whichever country that happens to be at the moment gai
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What is the solution to this? I've wracked my brain and can't come up with anything. Companies will just continue to flee to whatever country is now offering 0%. Christmas Island has a new 0% corporate tax policy? Let's go
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I've always been curious if you can combine small turbine engines [1] with a drone to get something with some ridiculous performance aspects. I'm not an aerospace engineer so I don't know what something like this would look l
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> In spite of this, I am in the top 7% of accounts on the site, which is a nice reminder on the power of compound interest! That's how I'm in the top 5%. My old posts that are still relevant get votes. Every time I log in ther
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> It seems to like you are refactoring an existing application, I'm personally in the middle of something similar but rather than doing it solo, I'm trying to engage other Dev's, grab their interests by demoing the new arc
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I use "Hacker News Readable Dark" along with Stylish. It works great. https://i.imgur.com/OUmTmP8.jpg
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I've helped found multi-million dollar companies that I left before I could "cash out" because they were desktop based companies working with technology I considered growing stale and I wanted to switch to the web. Now I'
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New Covid origination intelligence push aimed at elevating scientific analysis
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> I don't know why full stack webdevs are paid so poorly. No really, they should be paid like half a mil a year just base salary. Fuck they have to understand both front end AND back end AND how different browsers work AND networkin
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> It doesn't hurt for you. Some people, including myself, have had root canals that have almost caused worse pain than when I was in the ICU. I am just going to have the tooth pulled. They argued either try to save it, or just have
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