ROARosen

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by ROARosen 5y ago
Did you try setting a RAM limit in .wslconfig ? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl-config#conf...
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by ROARosen 6y ago
> I've seen intelligent and insightful HN posts down voted simply because they went against the status-quo. It is not possible to download posts on HackerNews, no matter how many karma you have. Did you mean comments? Because I thin
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Last time I checked timeshares were a shrinking sector. My advice to you is: consider pivoting your biz model to crypto brokerage.
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by ROARosen 6y ago
So if their business model is raking it in by selling pumped-up speculation, and the pumped-up speculation market is a growing sector, then that's what is called an efficient business model which has nothing to do with the fact that
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Though their intentions are probably noble, I get a niggling feeling when I hear this. To me the FBI's behavior is the equivalent of "Since there have been several break-ins in our district and our local police dept. has determine
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by ROARosen 6y ago
With deno you can import scripts from anywhere on the web you want, my personal favorite is jspm.dev which basically has all npm packages
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by ROARosen 6y ago
I personally really like the `Deno compile` feature which outputs your code into a self-contained .exe which executes your script no need for separate tools.
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Really, for CF analytics you just need to use their DNS, I don't think they have separate analytics for 'Pages'. Though they have an "app" you can add which technically adds a script (on pages served through their C
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by ROARosen 6y ago
I have three sites on Netlify and I happen to really prefer Cloudflare Pages' UX especially how easily it integrates with DNS and their (basic) analytics like you mentioned. I would love to use them but my site's load time on CF P
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Taking the names/policies/abuses of given countries out of the equation I would hardly consider it "threatening each other" where: Country 1: Has actually threatened multiple times of wiping Country 2 off the map, all t
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by ROARosen 6y ago
The fact that there is a separate service providing instant payments does nothing to disprove my point - being that payments within a chat app is useful, if not preferred, by millions in China and elsewhere. What exactly is the rationale th
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by ROARosen 6y ago
> It made no sense to implement everything in one app. WeChat would disagree [1]. There is definitely a place for payments in a social app. Combine that with potential for increased user adoption because of that ("please download si
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TheKeyTM: Copy/paste unlimited from StackOverflow for just 39.99/mo(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by ROARosen 6y ago|0 comments
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by ROARosen 6y ago
A service that's available to the 'public' is called a 'public service' even though it is funded by 'funders'. But a service that's available only to 'customers' is by definition not a &#x27
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by ROARosen 6y ago
The first step in fostering a healthy competitive market is breaking down the monopoly, which is prob what the prev comment was suggesting.
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Big fund holdings (without knowing their full strategy) are insightful, but only in the sense that you can see how many big funds are holding a particular stock. Looking just at holdings of any one fund can be pointless since you never know
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Totally, and if a big company like Google does not want to be throttled or they feel a need for a more advanced api, they can donate to Wikimedia for the purpose of creating such an api which will be available to everyone publicly.
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by ROARosen 6y ago
>Not sure what you have to worry about. >From op: It's just too often that a commercial offering just disincentives bettering the 'free' product. Instead of the public foundation focusing on bettering and modernizing th
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by ROARosen 6y ago
> Free information means anyone can use it ... Of course anyone can use it commercially and for whichever reason they like. But by creating a walled 'premium' offering you are going against the premise of 'anyone can use i
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by ROARosen 6y ago
With all due respect to Wikipedia for what it is, I believe their success is partly because of the 'altruistic' nature of their model. Sure, they should seek donations from huge companies like Google - which make tons of money off
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by ROARosen 6y ago
The alternative was to close down the company completely, I'm not sure how that would help the employees equity. Besides, options are by nature expiratory unless certain milestones are reached, which obviously wasn't the case. And
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Sure, by why use it only on YouTube? Especially given that its loaded from the Google domain.
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What is this shady code being loaded from YouTube website?
6 points by ROARosen 6y ago|4 comments
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by ROARosen 6y ago
> why wouldn't someone just hire a developer to do this? ... > You could probably pay someone hundreds of dollars to write software that interacts with web services etc. The reason is exactly that. They don't want to pay hun
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by ROARosen 6y ago
> while the message that failed both SPF and DKIM looks correct on their UI. While the behavior can be annoying, the first picture in the article conveniently cuts of the profile image near the sender details. I believe when both fail
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Letters sent with homing pigeons were mostly private...
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by ROARosen 6y ago
I sometimes wonder, since prison is meant for those who commit crimes, so presumably when society decided prison is appropriate for certain crimes, didn't that mean automatically no social interaction for prisoners, since the ideal soc
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by ROARosen 6y ago
Do you have any evidence correlating proficiency in grammatically-correct English and research quality?
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by ROARosen 6y ago
I stand corrected
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by ROARosen 6y ago
It's the way he's being full-time active CEO to two major companies see here: https://www.yahoo.com/now/twitter-jack-dorsey-should-be-fire... EDIT: After seeing the other comment I realize I might have misint

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