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by agluszak 1y ago
> AirBNB forced hotels to MASSIVELY upgrade. Any data to back it up, please?
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by agluszak 1y ago
I'm not a frontend dev, but compared to React boilerplate it looks surprisingly... sane?
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by agluszak 2y ago
Ai slop for generating more ai slop!
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by agluszak 2y ago
> WebUSB and its associated political disagreements What are the political disagreements?
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by agluszak 2y ago
HN is cool, the startup factory - meh
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Framework (2nd Gen) Event is live on February 25th(frame.work)
5 points by agluszak 2y ago|2 comments
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by agluszak 2y ago
Wait, wasn't insomnia supposed to be an open source alternative to postman?
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by agluszak 2y ago
> taking a static language and adding dynamic typing (e.g.`auto` in C#) Assuming you meant C++ - no, auto is not a even a tiny bit dynamic. It's still fully static typing, but with type inference. The compiler will still prevent you
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by agluszak 2y ago
And what are the results of your decision in terms of performance?
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by agluszak 2y ago
> In a world today, where your a LinkedIn profile is literally essential to your means of livelihood These are the effects of unregulated capitalism: monopoly, walled gardens, no right to appeal
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by agluszak 2y ago
"rapid unscheduled disassembly"
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by agluszak 2y ago
USOS is just a tool and it's mostly a matter of how it's configured (for example MIMUW, my faculty, doesn't use first-come, first-serve registration at all) and how various policies are enforced. Stories about students failin
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by agluszak 2y ago
Interesting. I graduated from the _other_ UW (University of Warsaw) and our uni has course-swapping capability built into the University Study Service System (USOS)[1]. FYI public university education is fully government-funded in Poland (i
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by agluszak 2y ago
+ I guess it's not really fully unlimited
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by agluszak 2y ago
Of course it's not going to be sustainable. My idea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predatory_pricing
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Vibrant Open Worlds: Busy Cities That Stand Out [video](youtube.com)
1 points by agluszak 2y ago|0 comments
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What does f(x) mean in C++?(biowpn.github.io)
2 points by agluszak 2y ago|0 comments
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by agluszak 2y ago
I would guess it's only able to translate the html content sent on page load - so static webpages, but not SPAs etc.
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by agluszak 2y ago
I'd claim that this is way better than what we've got after years of UX/UI "research" and "improvements". And it's not that I'm some old boomer. In '98 I was one year old. I just hate button
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by agluszak 2y ago
You're so eager to hop on somebody else's hype train, huh?
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Response to Blog Post from Malibal(blogs.coreboot.org)
5 points by agluszak 2y ago|0 comments
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Herb Sutter's Cppfront 0.8.0(github.com)
2 points by agluszak 2y ago|0 comments
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JetBrains Plugin Developer Conf 2024(lp.jetbrains.com)
6 points by agluszak 2y ago|0 comments
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Playground IT(bitslap.it)
1 points by agluszak 2y ago|0 comments
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by agluszak 2y ago
Could someone explain to me what problem exactly Zod solves? Why do you need to do `type User = z.infer<typeof User>;` instead of declaring a class with typed fields and, idk, deriving a parser for it somehow? (like you would with Ser
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by agluszak 2y ago
And the "best YOUTUBE videos possible" are... toxic, useless brainrot? (with occasional for-views philanthropy) These videos are certainly the best in terms of what money they can make... but are they any good for their consumers?
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by agluszak 2y ago
I'm too young to have played the older games, but Wizardry 8 is one of my favorite games ever, comparable to Morrowind in the fascinating lore, music and general fun. I wish there was an open source reimplementation like OpenMW[1]. Per
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"Does astrology work? We tested the ability of 152 astrologers"(threadreaderapp.com)
141 points by agluszak 2y ago|4 comments
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Antarctic Fire Department(antarcticfire.org)
1 points by agluszak 2y ago|0 comments
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by agluszak 2y ago
> In a typical bit of startup growth-hacking, we forced users to sign up after this questionnaire, but before they saw their results. Since they’d invested so much time already, this had phenomenally low drop-off. > After burning this

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