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by adfm 1y ago
Nice start! Are you going to add more maps or the ability for others to add their own? The quiz is nice, but are you going to add more interaction? If you take this further, consider using OPML for interop with other tools. https:/&#x
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by adfm 1y ago
It’s got electrolytes.
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by adfm 1y ago
Interesting to see Wagtail mentioned on HN. Anyone using it in production care to chime in on how uv improves your experience?
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by adfm 1y ago
Definitely drop the "Pro" branding. Also, sub-$200 is pretty standard disposable income threshold to consider.
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by adfm 1y ago
How about IBM? They supplied nazis the punch cards they needed to process the data they collected to round up jews and other marginalized groups and put them into concentration camps through a subsidiary and refuse to this day to be transpa
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by adfm 1y ago
It’s called a nut graf. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nut_graph
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by adfm 1y ago
Seems risky for Pfizer from a PR perspective. It's not so much the American public that they need to be concerned with, but the cartels. Opioids and street drugs aren't the only lucrative products out there.
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by adfm 1y ago
Doug Engelbart's work focused on collective intelligence. The technology demonstrated is in service of that goal. You can pick apart the finer points, but you're missing the forrest for the trees.
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by adfm 1y ago
The article does state that the Smurfs and the French got the wrong hat and that it's supposed to be a conical pileus rather than the crooked phrygian. "In Rome, a freed slave had his head shaved. Then, they would wear a pileus,
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by adfm 1y ago
You’re conflating concepts. FWIW, Web3 is snake oil or wishful thinking at best. As much as people like to bang on the old Web 2.0, it still holds up conceptually. And if you only know it as a buzz word, I suggest you go back and familiariz
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by adfm 1y ago
The degree to which vibe coding has replaced thoughtful analysis.
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by adfm 1y ago
What hardware is currently supported? What open standards does it support? OpenXR, WebGPU, WebXR? What industries are best suited? Games/Entertainment/ Sports? AEC?
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by adfm 1y ago
Feel free to down-vote, but what an absolute turd this guy is.
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by adfm 1y ago
It's understandable that some people get emotional over politics, but if you look at where the US economy was a year ago, it's not a stretch to say that deporting a ready and willing work force, occupying cities with military forc
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by adfm 1y ago
Twisted?
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by adfm 1y ago
If the P in SPA exists to load your app, then why care? If you’ve noticed the herd thin as SSE and hypermedia trim split ends, then you may see the utility in open web tooling.
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by adfm 1y ago
What you've got is pretty slick, IMO. Since you're using tldraw, are you considering using Perfect Freehand? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44955624
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by adfm 1y ago
Ink & Switch did similar with Muse app [^1], but spun it off when they realized it wasn’t a sustainable business for them [^2]. [^1]: https://www.inkandswitch.com/muse/ [^2]: https://museapp.com/end
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by adfm 1y ago
I’m not a lawyer, but I’m curious about how such situations like this are handled legally. Seems that personal data should be handled as if it’s your own (golden rule) and that allowing others to access it without consent is akin to sharing
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by adfm 1y ago
Seems like the pandemic threw a wrench into the generational cohort theorizing game. We should focus on learning to connect with the people entering the workforce that experienced their high school years over zoom.
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by adfm 1y ago
That's why they called them "echo boomers" until about Y2k rolled around and the millennium became fashionable. Generational cohorts are as throwaway as they sound. Gen X,Y,Z... A? Just another lazy tool of oppression.
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by adfm 1y ago
+1
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by adfm 1y ago
It’s a shakedown scam. IANAL and all that. Gaming it tells me it’s easier to remove the offending focus and ignore them until they send another nastygram. Never directly reply. Dave’s not here, man. Anybody doing this bullshit over an open
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by adfm 1y ago
I take decimate to mean reduced by 10% and annihilate to destroy utterly.
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by adfm 1y ago
Seriously, this! OP has a LAN with a server(s) running local services. A home lab isn’t for them and that’s fine. They obviously recognize that others like to call their local setup a home lab. At an institution, it would be called a comput
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by adfm 1y ago
Isn’t the American Congress responsible for declaring war on other countries? This brings up the uncomfortable discussion of how to correct CEO overreach and insure accountability. Where does the buck stop when it’s passed around like a hot
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by adfm 1y ago
Good one. All roads lead to Rome, but you still have left hand turns.
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by adfm 1y ago
Dan ran up to our table at a con excited to show us all the ssh tricks he was currently into at the time. His excitement and curiosity was contagious. We’d connect at events over the years and he’d always have something interesting to show
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by adfm 1y ago
Since we’re celebrating an obviously positive advancement in infrastructure attributed to one side, I’d like to know about the obviously positive advancements from the other side (in all fairness).
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by adfm 1y ago
There’s even an episode with a shout-out to Huell Howser! Can recommend. Also, do check out the interactive map at the Huell Howser Archive, if you haven’t seen it [^0]. [^0]: https://blogs.chapman.edu/huell-howser-archives&

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