TheFragenTaken

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   by TheFragenTaken 4y ago

   I've always been fascinated with DHH. On top of his programming skills, and CTO of Basecamp, he drives the prototype class in the World Endurance Championship. Absolute beast.
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   by TheFragenTaken 4y ago

   I am usually the kind of person to increase the animation speed on my phone too, and I think (while it looks impressive), the example is pretty sluggish to me. But I think, for PWA's this is a huge step-up, as you for example can mimic
3. 63.▲
   by TheFragenTaken 4y ago

   What you list is exactly what I am saying. Moreover you are conjecturing by saying "deny OS permissions". Simply put, an app cannot do something that would require permissions, without it (unless exploiting vulns). Do you perhaps
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   by TheFragenTaken 4y ago

   It's not Android nonsense, it's just nonsense. If you don't post, TikTok requires zero permissions. Further, they only collect data related to how you use the app as per their privacy policy: https://www.tiktok.com
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   by TheFragenTaken 4y ago

   I agree with this one. From a European standpoint, there is right-center, and more-right in the US.
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   by TheFragenTaken 4y ago

   Guetta is not saying it's the real deal. The creativity, is his usage of the tools available. He could have hired an impersonator, it's the same thing (in my opinion).
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   by TheFragenTaken 4y ago

   On Android at least, HomeAssistant also supports customised quick settings buttons and widgets, for specific scenes/lights/buttons. It's super handy, since you can access quick settings without unlocking your phone, and have
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   by TheFragenTaken 4y ago

   I think your take on Reddit is maybe misplaced. "Outrage machines" stem from algorithmic feeds that push that. Reddit pushes your own subreddits, and the popular ones are quite heavily moderated. Though I would agree that constant
9. 69.▲
   by TheFragenTaken 4y ago

   I'm curious if anyone else has noticed this? It seems Rust is tending towards "silver bullet"-status, as if; if it's written in Rust, it must be fast. I'm not here to rain on Rust's parade, but you can absolute
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    by TheFragenTaken 4y ago

    Interested to hear this too. My only gripe with them, is it's difficult to distinguish between the popularity of Next.js because it's good, or because they've hired an army of people (at Vercel) to talk about it.
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    by TheFragenTaken 4y ago

    I didn't think that would be an obscure data structure, but Locality-sensitive hashing [1] helps in so many cases. Like nearest neighbour search, collision detection, etc. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Localit
12. 72.▲
    by TheFragenTaken 4y ago

    I think this is more location (country, continent, city) dependent than you think, and you are probably more platform-savvy (being, that you are on HN), than the average person. People generally don't go to ten platforms, if they can g
13. 73.▲
    by TheFragenTaken 4y ago

    What a boring, nonsense take.
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    by TheFragenTaken 4y ago

    "For most Google projects, we must assume that they will live indefinitely" on page 6 made me chuckle.
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    by TheFragenTaken 5y ago

    > Webpack is a "legacy" bundler What a weird thing to say. I feel like people say this because they don't understand it's uses, and it's versatility.
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    by TheFragenTaken 5y ago

    At least Twitch.tv (Amazon subsidiary) and npmjs.com seems to be affected.