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by _7acn 2y ago
It seems like it's blocking 100% of the feed. It’s just not there at all :D
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I see that no one has mentioned Discord yet. I use it occasionally, and I have quite a few themed spaces there. However, I can't say that I particularly enjoy it. I mostly just check in from time to time. Discord always feels like a pl
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by _7acn 2y ago
Regarding LinkedIn, It's quite the opposite for me. I use a Firefox plugin called "LinkedIn Feed Blocker" to avoid seeing what people post there.
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"Pedobear Seal of Approval" with NSA stamp!
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I was using Avalonia.FuncUI. Thanks for the suggestion! I'll check out the Discord server and try it with C# too
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I’m also considering Godot / Redot
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Ask HN: What to use for desktop apps for Windows or Mac?
6 points by _7acn 2y ago|16 comments
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Whether one can opt out or not, whether someone likes it or not, and whether this state was reached voluntarily or by force, is irrelevant here - definition of sovereignty is pretty much clear
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I remember how until quite recently, the West viewed the East, particularly China, as a backward region. People would even dismissively use the term 'Chinese junk'. In a remarkably short time, that perception has completely flippe
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In that case, I suggest taking a closer look at the definition of "sovereignty". When it comes to lawmaking, if you say that your country can basically do "almost everything" without the EU's permission, "BUT w
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Instead of reading the documentation, let's answer three questions: 1. Can your country introduce any law without asking the EU for approval? 2. Can the EU mandate your country to implement a specific law? 3. Do you still believe your
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by _7acn 2y ago
As someone who has lived in the EU for over 20 years, I can say that the Schengen Area is a fantastic thing, whereas the EU itself is a disaster. Civilized countries should join the Schengen Area but avoid joining the European Union (these
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Fun fact: In 2008, Autodesk acquired the competing and highly regarded Softimage, even though it already owned two 3D applications (3ds Max and Maya), only to shut it down six years later.
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Haha that really changes things a bit. I’m sorry. I’ve been using their cards since the Riva TNT and I didn’t know the CEO had never changed
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I haven’t read this book, but doesn’t the title sound a bit like he’s taking credit for the company’s success? NVIDIA was a good company from the very beginning. I don’t know where their CEO was back then, maybe he was still wetting his pan
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Not sure if you’ll like it, but I also have this audio stream player for Windows and Mac: https://github.com/MaxGripe/koji-stream-player
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Thank you! I like unconventional solutions! And yes, I really like F# :) In this case, the Markdown conversion is done using the excellent FSharp.Formatting library
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Oh, very interesting! Thanks for the suggestion! This is indeed a more elegant approach! However, I do have some concerns about introducing an additional dependency. My main goal was to create something that would be maximally simplified. N
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by _7acn 2y ago
Yes! This is just a much more simplified solution - just fork and go, without the need to deal with configuration and themes. Think of it as a lightweight alternative when you need just the basic Markdown-to-HTML blog with GitHub Pages host
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Show HN: SkunkHTML – Markdown Blog with GitHub Pages(github.com)
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I highly recommend checking out the charts on the Time and Date website: https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/usa/washington-dc . When considering the abolition of DST, it is essential to choose the time that best align
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by _7acn 2y ago
Personally, I find the so-called hydraulic theory of management the most accurate. The crap flows from the top to the bottom.
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No. The Peter Principle states that in a hierarchical organization, everyone gets promoted until they reach their level of incompetence. This means we could conclude that if someone has stopped being promoted, they are incompetent in their
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This also leads to an interesting conclusion. If we assume that, generally speaking, the most competent individuals tend to get promoted, then those who have stopped being promoted are likely the least incompetent among all possible options
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I can speak from the perspective of someone who happens to belong to the "not so good" group, with 20 years in IT. I have a rather specific specialization, and I consciously avoid taking on programming because I know that the qual
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Not very smart
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De revolutionibus orbium coelestium
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“We founded OpenAI as a non-profit, but to create OpenAGI, profit was necessary!!! However, Elon Musk also wanted profit!!!!111 And now, he also created profits!!! So, everything is OK”
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If I wrote that I am a Buddhist or that I use Tarot cards, would I also deserve a downvote? I became interested in Catholicism after 30, entirely on my own, as the only person among my friends and surroundings. The argument about cultural c
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I am a traditional Catholic, and I can say that for us, such stories are not mere fairy tales. The spiritual world is something entirely normal for a Catholic. We are convinced that demonic possessions do happen (at the invitation of the pe

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