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Show HN: Blogar.io – turn your news feed into a newsletter(blogar.io)
1 points by PestoDiRucola 5y ago|0 comments
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by PestoDiRucola 5y ago
Easier said than done though.
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by PestoDiRucola 5y ago
Well the government can sure as hell tell you not to compute child porn on your computer.
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by PestoDiRucola 5y ago
The best tech stack is the one you know best. Especially for a small business where timing is everything.
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by PestoDiRucola 5y ago
Same thing happened here in Italy especially during the first wave. They started building these temporary hospitals that hosted very few patients and some of them even finished during the end of the wave when there was no need for extra bed
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EV Battery Startup Italvolt to Build Gigafactory Near Turin in Northern Italy(forbes.com)
1 points by PestoDiRucola 5y ago|0 comments
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by PestoDiRucola 5y ago
Is it? I've noticed fresh produce bought in plastic packaging goes bad before the one I buy at the farmers market.
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by PestoDiRucola 5y ago
It's been a great time to do that for a while. But the CDU-led government has not done anything about it. If a CDU chancellor is elected again in September, we will be seeing the same situation.
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by PestoDiRucola 5y ago
> but that's not the best way to go under the radar Assuming she wants to. She seems to want to try and profit from this as much as she can.
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by PestoDiRucola 5y ago
A lot of these seem to be JS-based. Static site generators are supposed to be simple, static, and generate small pages that load fast. I don't see why I'd need React or Vue support for a *static* site.
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by PestoDiRucola 5y ago
You can install a vi emulator that does all of that in most modern text editors or IDEs, VSCode included.
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by PestoDiRucola 5y ago
I don't want to be flamed or start a debate about the values of one or the other, but why should someone in 2021 go through the hassle of setting up (neo)vim or any other terminal or barebones editor (looking at you emacs) when there&#
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by PestoDiRucola 6y ago
Ahh yes, written in Rust, my favorite feature.
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by PestoDiRucola 6y ago
RDBMSs just work and always have worked for most problems, of course, there’s better solutions for some problems, but they are relatively niche and not as ubiquitous.
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by PestoDiRucola 6y ago
Does it really matter for as long as the US has the economical power to import talent (and purchase innovation) as needed not only from Europe but the whole world?
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by PestoDiRucola 6y ago
They wouldn’t. Well at least I personally would not. GNU Pass is old and time-tested.
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Tesla to receive at least €1bn in German state aid, report claims(autocar.co.uk)
2 points by PestoDiRucola 6y ago|1 comments
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by PestoDiRucola 6y ago
I mean, according to his Wikipedia page he's worth $2.85B so he's not really hurting.
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by PestoDiRucola 6y ago
I don't think the internet is antithetical do democracy. Social media on the other hand...
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by PestoDiRucola 6y ago
You can easily block a harmful scraper like that from the website owner's side.
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by PestoDiRucola 6y ago
You shouldn't have been trusting them in the first place. At least not completely. You're just taking their word for it and trusting a company blindly based on only their promise.
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Why Do Pianists Know So Little About Pianos?(nytimes.com)
1 points by PestoDiRucola 6y ago|0 comments
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by PestoDiRucola 6y ago
The greatest thing I took out from this article is the @shit_hn_says twitter account. Absolutely hilarious!
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by PestoDiRucola 6y ago
Gitlab blocked Iran's Access* This happened because of US sanctions[0]. [0] https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/people-group/code-of-condu...
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by PestoDiRucola 6y ago
One more step towards reddit becoming unusable. This whole thing started with the redesign (yes, I know old.reddit.com is still accessible).
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Excel spreadsheet error blamed for UK’s 16,000 missing coronavirus cases(theverge.com)
2 points by PestoDiRucola 6y ago|1 comments
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by PestoDiRucola 6y ago
Lockdowns are not supposed to stop Covid-19; that's an impossible task without a vaccine. Lockdowns are needed to help prepare the health system in case it's caught unawares (although how that can still happen now is beyond me, bu
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To Surveil and Predict a Human Rights Analysis of Algorithmic Policing in Canada(citizenlab.ca)
2 points by PestoDiRucola 6y ago|0 comments
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by PestoDiRucola 6y ago
So an immigrant cannot be as informed as a "native" based only on the fact that they were not born there? What sort of claim is this?
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by PestoDiRucola 6y ago
> China has some horrible concentration camp problems that we, as a western country upholding ideals of freedom, want them to change and we need more pressure I mean, it would be ironic if they would give this reasoning, considering the

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