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by alberth 1y ago
Are cars intended to drive on that or just pedestrian walking / bicycling?
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by alberth 1y ago
> It is pity, that Google Mail is «good enough» and it killed development of good desktop e-mail clients. You have to remember that when Gmail was launched it was considerably better than most desktop mail clients at the time. It had a
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by alberth 1y ago
What’s odd about that video for me is, why didn’t the person zoom in (on the lightning ball)? Seems like human nature would be to zoom in on something of interest.
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by alberth 1y ago
Isn't it more like: N-illion = (Size_of_Digit_Grouping)^(n-1) Since the OP was saying groupings use to be by 6-digits, not 3-digits (i.e. "1,000") as seen today.
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by alberth 1y ago
So basically 2 commas = "Millions" 3 commas = "Billions" 4 commas = ...
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by alberth 1y ago
I find the 2025+ icon style difficult to discern. Something about the lower contrast and fuzzier/blurs - makes the icons too muted for my liking.
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by alberth 1y ago
Instead of HaveIbeenPwned.com, maybe the name of this site should be HaveIbeenKeyed.com
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by alberth 1y ago
Maybe I’m looking at the wrong repos but both appear to be GPL-3 (or maybe it was relicensed back to original GPL-3?) https://github.com/sohzm/cheating-daddy https://github.com/pickle-com/glass
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by alberth 1y ago
Slightly OT: it didn’t dawn on me until recently that terminal multiplier (like tmux) is a terminal itself. And as a result, you could be running the greatest / fastest / most feature rich desktop terminal … but if your multipli
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by alberth 1y ago
For those that don't have the context ... The Younger Dryas theory supporters is controversial across multiple disciplines because it challenges the idea that human progress has always been linear (gets better over time). Some believe
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by alberth 1y ago
The OP uses this same blur + a lot more effect (to make it look more realistic). So it'd actually be the OP CSS that would perform worse than this single line.
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by alberth 1y ago
I'd be concerned about the maintenance overhead of this ~44-lines of code vs. just 1-line of code that has a similar (while slightly less realistic) net effect: filter: blur(16px);
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by alberth 1y ago
It seems like battery life is no longer a major difference between browsers now either: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41542413
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by alberth 1y ago
I don't think the cube is stacked as uniformly as the OP thinks. Notice in this photo how the side of the cub right/side - the bills are not oriented in the same direction as on the other sides. https://calvin.sh/b
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by alberth 1y ago
It's not a shortfall . The OP says it totals $1.5M ... and extra $0.5M
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by alberth 1y ago
Your new website design & messaging looks great btw! Sharing the link for others to see https://humadroid.io
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by alberth 1y ago
Unsolicited feedback (and take with grain salt since I’m probably not your target buyer) - the subheading is describing the “how” not the “what”. Meaning, what would you use this product for? - in general, all the headlines could be preposi
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by alberth 1y ago
There’s no acknowledgment of Node.js trademark on Deno.com … and the landing page is largely about how much better Deno is over Node.js. Of all places to put trademark acknowledgement, it’d be there - and it’s missing. https://d
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by alberth 1y ago
> a screenshot of the Node.js website to show use of the “JavaScript” trademark. As the creator of Node.js, I find that especially offensive. There is some irony in that Ryan isn’t acknowledging Node.js own trademark in his post, given t
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by alberth 1y ago
Or just use CSS text-wrap: balance https://developer.chrome.com/docs/css-ui/css-text-wrap-balan...
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by alberth 1y ago
> sending a large volume of malicious traffic How would an ISP determine egress is malicious? Genuinely curious.
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by alberth 1y ago
One thing I really appreciate about your site is the transparent pricing—something I haven’t seen on any other platform. It also seems surprisingly affordable, assuming I’m correctly understanding what’s included. An unsolicited suggestion:
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by alberth 1y ago
What’s the easiest way to get certified? Is it to use something like Vanta/Drata? Are they any good?
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by alberth 1y ago
Any reason for SQLite use, instead of the BEAMs built-in mnesia data store? https://www.erlang.org/doc/apps/mnesia/mnesia.html
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by alberth 1y ago
Unpopular opinion: considering that last year’s WWDC was all about Apple’s vision for deep AI integration (still not yet released), and this year’s event mostly focused on a fresh coat of paint for iOS/macOS, it raises a fair question:
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by alberth 1y ago
Aqua, reminds me of OS X (Aqua theme) from 20+ years ago. And while it was very pretty, the movement away from translucency was due in large part because of accessibility (for all users). It's actually quite difficult to see controls (
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by alberth 1y ago
Lines of Code yes (GNU) 50 Yes-rs 1,302 (26x more) The cost benefit analysis on this will be interesting given this is 26X more code to manage, and could also introduce a whole new toolchain to build ba
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by alberth 1y ago
Sure - not many companies made money on "HTTP", but lots of people/companies made gobs of money by adopting it.
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by alberth 1y ago
I'm surprised the author doesn't use color coded labels (e.g. red=important, yellow=Hold-Event, etc) to solve a huge portion of their described problems ... as well as using Tasks functionality (that you can find from Google Calen
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by alberth 1y ago
Can someone explain, is YJIT being abandoned over the new ZJIT? [0] And if so, will these YJIT features likes Fast Allocations be brought to ZJIT? https://railsatscale.com/2025-05-14-merge-zjit/

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