HugoDaniel

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by HugoDaniel 5y ago
Then reality hits, and most SaaS's typically only need to handle about ~10 reqs/day, those of the "founder".
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by HugoDaniel 5y ago
which does not imply that we haven't lost the architecture and hardware innovation associated with it
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by HugoDaniel 5y ago
Fitting Lisp in a stack based machine (or vice-versa) is mostly a compromise, not exactly a "realisation" of a "clever" method, because Lisp makes extensive use of list appends/concats, environments and garbage coll
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
Do your sites include interactive graphics and storytelling like the New York Times does? By what measure of "quality" are you setting yourself as "better" than the New York Times team?
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Teach Yourself Demoscene in 14 Days(github.com)
3 points by HugoDaniel 6y ago|0 comments
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
Alien technology
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Colour Metric (2019)(compuphase.com)
2 points by HugoDaniel 6y ago|0 comments
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Margrethe Vestager – A Europe Fit for the Digital Age (2019)(ec.europa.eu)
1 points by HugoDaniel 6y ago|0 comments
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The effect of web browser “Input Lag” in HTML5 games (2017)(vsynctester.com)
56 points by HugoDaniel 6y ago|23 comments
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
This could drive the bigger question of the feasibility of hardware imposed restrictions.
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
This time it looks like it will be Global Warming that kill the dinosaurs.
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
this is peak HN shtick, straight from the heart of startups "oldest members are $BETTER because they invested early in the idea" or some other ideological BS like that...
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
Mistaking the EU, the political union as an evolved form of the Rome treaty, with Euro, the coin. All that with the tone of absolute certainty and authority. Hacker News has reached new lows :(
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High-level WebGL. Low-level tags(hugodaniel.com)
3 points by HugoDaniel 6y ago|0 comments
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
prince bypass megahit
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
I loved Ultima VIII because of the little details, like the sounds of the Avatar steps changing according to the surface that he was walking on.
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
thinking too much certainly does not help with sex
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Cargo Cult Science (1974)(calteches.library.caltech.edu)
2 points by HugoDaniel 6y ago|0 comments
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The Life of a Web Component – Getting Tested(hugodaniel.com)
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The Life of a Web Component – Declarative State(hugodaniel.com)
1 points by HugoDaniel 6y ago|1 comments
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
EU is not a country.
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
Here is the title of the article you couldn't read: "Israel moves to head of vaccine queue, offering Pfizer access to country’s health-care database" Guess who stayed bellow on the vaccine queue?
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
It was about Israel. 9m population. The article uses Israel as the prime example. There are multiple sources for the deal they made, here is one: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/israel-pfiz...
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
"the only statistic that matters" this is the kind of certainty that hides misconceptions and forces biased perspectives.
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
Sort by total deaths. It is true. The parent comment did not specify the metric, every death counts and total deaths is a metric that should not to be disregarded. You are disregarding total deaths, like a robot that only looks at percentag
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
Those corruption cases must be verified and dealt with by the law. The EU latency is a well known cost of the coordinating effort of multiple countries with different politics and perspectives. EU is not a country. Make no mistake, without
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
"Huge corruption and bureaucracy disaster" Please provide facts before making unsubstantiated claims. This is how fake news proliferate. Don't contribute to it.
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
Doesn't it sound fishy to you when Der Spiegel compares a multi-country federation with multiple-languages and cultures to a single country with 9 million habitants with known shady non-democratic practices (like selling the data of it
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
Its a coordinated effort, a fair comparison needs to at least take that into consideration. Even so: Why are you comparing "today" EU numbers with those of countries that started a one or two months earlier? If so, what makes you
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by HugoDaniel 6y ago
In that logic the parent comment disregards the original comparison operands. Innocuous, irrelevant, if not somewhat offensive and disrespectful.

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