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by ahofmann 2y ago
This is an experiment over five days. I think it was very sensible not trying to abruptly change the whole day for a ten and a five year old. That would be very stressful for them. Also the article is about that kids today are in a very shi
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by ahofmann 2y ago
Discussed a few hours ago here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41168836
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by ahofmann 2y ago
So, what's the name of the toothpaste?
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by ahofmann 2y ago
I'd say that a very large portion of games, that come to market, are almost 100% copies of other games. The whole industry is copying ideas from everyone else. So, yes, an ai is perfect for the job. You need to launch faster than ever,
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by ahofmann 2y ago
Well, in the future, I will just stop reading when the post is from the user "constantcrying".
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by ahofmann 2y ago
From the Hackernews guidelines: "Please don't sneer, including at the rest of the community." Someone spend two years on something, something that could be very useful for someone. Your comment kind of shits on all of that wi
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by ahofmann 2y ago
Following this argument, the whole world needs to stop using software from the USA (and china, and Russia and ...).
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by ahofmann 2y ago
That would cost at least 336 € per month.
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by ahofmann 2y ago
For me, the last sentence in your post destroyed everything you said before.
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by ahofmann 2y ago
Thank you for explaining. As a Web dev, who's using PHP since version 4, I'm still very confused why someone would consider running a CMS like WordPress on the client side, or at the "edge". I guess the good thing here i
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by ahofmann 2y ago
I'm still trying to understand what this does and what's the use case. Is the "edge" a server? The browser? Why should I compile WordPress or Laravel to wasm?
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by ahofmann 2y ago
Well, but it is not a human. It's a talking computer and trying to sound not like a computer is disingenuous, creepy and heavily misleading. The movie "her" made a good point about that.
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by ahofmann 2y ago
caniuse.com is a website, where developers can check which features are supported by which browser and their versions. It is a immensely useful resource for webdevs.
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by ahofmann 3y ago
This was downvoted, why?
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by ahofmann 3y ago
I wanted to buy an AMD laptop for my work, but as soon as I read about AMD CPUs are running hotter than Intel, I decided to stay with Intel. Because I run on Intel since 20 years and I know what I get when I buy one. With AMD I can't
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by ahofmann 3y ago
I'm fascinated that a lot of posters in this thread are not understanding the ideas and experiences, that the inventors of this file format had or made. They invented this format because it works for machines as well as for humans. Tex
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by ahofmann 3y ago
Well, CSV would be much harder to import, than something like USV, because the delimiters are well-defined in USV and there is no need for quoting strings.
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by ahofmann 3y ago
They explain in the FAQ that this approach works with most text editors and copy-paste situations.
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by ahofmann 3y ago
This is the sentence, in Hetzners ToS, that you're referring to: "In the case of non-compliance, we are entitled to lock your access to the Service and/or to your account." Source: https://www.hetzner.com&#x2F
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by ahofmann 3y ago
You're angry in the wrong direction. It is not their fault that you, or someone in your company, didn't read their TOS. Hetzners service is cheap, this attracts bad actors. In their eyes you are a bad actor and according to their
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by ahofmann 3y ago
This is a very unhelpful pseudo question, that adds nothing to the conversation but can easily derail it. Do you have at least a source for that "claim"?
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by ahofmann 3y ago
Read replicas are better suited for this situation and way less complicated. And you said it yourself: you need to be careful and you loose the ability to do joins.
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by ahofmann 3y ago
Do you think that the author is a bad developer? Why?
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by ahofmann 3y ago
Yes, exactly. And because all of this is bundled in laravel (and at some point I learned working with the framework), I'm using this since years for almost everything.
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by ahofmann 3y ago
How is this much cheaper? S3 glacier deep archive costs 0,00099 € per GB and month.
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by ahofmann 3y ago
Male, female, diverse. It's the law in Germany to advertise jobs as open for every sex and there is a third sex in Germany, called 'divers' (means: other)
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by ahofmann 3y ago
I was always fascinated by Brian Krebs' detailed reports and he was one of the "good" guys. Then I witnessed how he took action against a major German website and how ruthlessly Brian is 100% only interested in the most excit
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by ahofmann 3y ago
Well, the article is about Max trying to rent a a sports car for himself and wasn't able to, because he is under 30 years old.
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by ahofmann 3y ago
I don't think there is a simple answer, but I'm sure that quite a few three letter agencies are part of it. And the dollar as the defacto currency of the world since decades. Dollars have a lot of leverage about a lot of important
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by ahofmann 3y ago
I would hate reading code that uses stuff like this. Give things readable names, please! I'm a dumb programmer, don't make my job even harder. Edit: I just realized that the post is from 2010. This makes the post even more horribl

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