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by WA 4y ago
Or just use lists. Create list, add people you want to follow. Bam, done. Reverse chronological order with zero ads.
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by WA 4y ago
Exactly the other way around for me. I never liked Blade Runner, especially the last 20 minutes or so. I enjoyed the book. I like Blade Runner 2049 though.
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by WA 4y ago
Group messaging is extremely common. If you replaced this with calls, you would need some kind of group phone call. It was sarcasm.
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by WA 4y ago
Let’s do a phone group call with 50 people, fun.
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by WA 4y ago
> CouchDB and PouchDB are too and that gave me user authentication, a powerful server side DB, and offline-first/local-first features I use CouchDB / PouchDB as well, but I'm curious about user authentication: I had to imp
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by WA 4y ago
Websites aren't articles in a newspaper you can cut out, nor artworks you can hang on your wall, even if they contain only text and/or some images. Websites are shopping windows. Think about what would be required to keep the same
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by WA 4y ago
What do you do on a typical day?
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by WA 4y ago
Kudos to your strength and caring for your siblings. > I need "the stage". Maybe this can be fixed easily? Like go on conference on behalf of your company and give a talk? I also work from home 99%. Recently, we did a non-profi
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by WA 4y ago
It's just soccer, bicycle racing, weight lifting, sprinting, marathon running, ..., no need to submit to a urine and blood test, if you want to compete in the olympics. That sucks the fun out of it. /s
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by WA 4y ago
I think they meant that the type of content/art is a bell curve distribution. Most popular stuff is what most people like by definition. Hence, the "average" taste is what sells the most (produced by the top dozen people). An
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by WA 4y ago
Same here. My offline-first Capacitor/Ionic app feels a lot more snappy than the native competitor, which requires an internet connection and has a lag of a second when saving a data item. Point is: just because it’s native, doesn’t me
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by WA 4y ago
What is the difference between your product and Capacitor as a WebView wrapper (which supports most PhoneGap plugins) plus Ionic as a UI framework? I’m trying to be positive here, but your post sends off an incredible odd vibe. You drop nam
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by WA 4y ago
Session ID: Server has a list of valid sessions. Compares your session ID to its own list. Have session token? Access granted. JWT: Server doesn't keep a list. Someone comes with a JWT, which is signed by the server. Server grants acce
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by WA 4y ago
> Dread to think how an argument for supporting 3+ web engines for a “native” app would go. Well, on mobile, it's slightly different. If you use Capacitor, it uses the OS' native WebView, which is either Chrome (Android) or Saf
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by WA 4y ago
My most pro game experience was Battlefield 2 and I'd go on a public 64 player server and score most kills with only the knife. Thing is: My team mates and other pros were capable of doing the same. No pro would accuse us of cheating,
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by WA 4y ago
If the attacker controls the computer, logging out won't help you either. First thing I'd do as an attacker is install a key logger to get the password. I assume that people who use shared computers don't have 2FA enabled.
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by WA 4y ago
Failure stories suffer from an infinite amount of things that can go wrong. I never found "stories of failure" compelling, because in many cases I'm on a different path and wouldn't have done the same mistakes anyways.
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by WA 4y ago
Related, this fascinating video, which covers different bag positions, clothings etc.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ue_Tz7e0DmE
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by WA 4y ago
For me, the best games were always those with close to zero story, but great game mechanics. That is mostly true for competitive online games, but stuff like Anno 1602 worked, too. If I want a story, I read a book or watch a movie. Games do
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by WA 4y ago
> chapters related around real-life stories of success to drive the points home I’m so torn on this. Because this is the fluff of (American) business books. The endless stories, all suffering from survivorship bias, unnecessarily inflati
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by WA 4y ago
> Your points do not dispute doomberg's argument.[...] It is generally accepted that wood burning produces more co2 than coal and natural gas. How about this number? Coal consumption in the EU in the last 30 years: https:/&#x2
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by WA 4y ago
Depends. Do you burn tons of wood every day as my neighbor for a daily barbeque or 10 hours in a row in your smoker? Does the smoke go into my sleeping room in the summer? I'd rather prefer if you didn't. Once in a while? I have t
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by WA 4y ago
Because nuclear energy has risks that solar and wind don’t have. And nuclear does pollute a lot more. If we plaster the world with nuclear reactors, risk and pollution goes up. You dismiss these two factors as completely irrelevant. Energy
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by WA 4y ago
Simplistic view. You don’t have to sacrifice everything if you switch to more sustainable options. For example, if every car had an electric engine, we’d save >50% of transportation energy, just because an electric engine turns electrici
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by WA 4y ago
Thing is, it‘s true in essence, but talking about this stuff without numbers is completely pointless. It is written in a sensationalist way. 1. Subsidies for wood pellets were a thing but are phased out in Germany. 2. The awareness of some
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by WA 4y ago
Well, say hi to 2014, thanks.
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by WA 4y ago
On the other hand, you can regard one-time fees as subscriptions in disguise, because hardly any useful software can be used forever. File formats change, collaboration changes, operating systems change. Yeah you could run your bought-once
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by WA 4y ago
Some people post interesting things you can’t find elsewhere.
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by WA 4y ago
Maybe have a look at Stencil (+ Ionic). https://stenciljs.com/ Pro: - Simple to learn - Doesn't change all the time - First-class TypeScript support - Good default UI via Ionic - Compiles to Web Components (although to
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by WA 4y ago
Capacitor doesn’t free you from things OP mentioned: App Store updated, marketing material like screenshots, descriptions, App reviews by Apple, ratings, etc.

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