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by alexf95 6y ago
>the closer you stay around nature Basically the further away you are from things that can distract your mind.
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by alexf95 6y ago
Can someone further explain "ClearURLs has made it to its mission to prevent tracking via URLs and that's how Google makes money"? How exactly does the tracking via URLs work for Google?
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by alexf95 6y ago
This is the list that i could find: Microsoft SQL Server, Firebird 2.1, PostgreSQL, SQLite, IBM Informix version, CUBRID, MariaDB and MySQL
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by alexf95 6y ago
Can someone give me a specific use case for this? As "check how a query behaves on a large table" is very vague to me. E.g. I have a table structure but not alot of rows in it, so i go use this to get alot of rows in to check how
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by alexf95 6y ago
There was a discussion earlier about this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26550429 Besides it says that it is more likely that Discord will go public instead of selling. No deal is imminent.
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by alexf95 6y ago
Thanks for your intrest!
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by alexf95 6y ago
Thanks! The knowledge graph is actually more helpful for the user and also has more functions to it. You can interactively link pages together and also create new pages on the graph itself for example.
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by alexf95 6y ago
Hello HN! Hypernotes is a knowledge-management tool similar to the likes of Roam Research, Obsidian and Notion. It provides all the features that have become the gold-standard for personal and organizational knowledge management in recent y
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Show HN: Hypernotes – GDPR conform Roam alternative with mobile apps(zenkit.com)
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by alexf95 6y ago
The GM would easily figure out at what chess level he is though. No one expecting him to beat the GM of course.
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by alexf95 6y ago
It does appear like that, I guess it just isn't very apparent to me yet how smartphone dependent we are. The change just kinda creeped up.
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by alexf95 6y ago
I was looking more from a customers point of view but I get what you are saying. Your point about the access ramps also makes alot of sense, didn't really think about that case.
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by alexf95 6y ago
Ah i didn't know about that, thanks!
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by alexf95 6y ago
I see that would make a lot of sense but of course you would need to set all this up in addition.
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by alexf95 6y ago
Yea I see more problems with this than benefits. Sure it's nice to have during corona times but what about after it when it's not necessary anymore?
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by alexf95 6y ago
Ok but what if I wanted to shop without a smartphone, or don't own one? Don't get me wrong this is great for the current situation but like all things it doesn't only have good things about it.
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by alexf95 6y ago
The article mostly talks about sports games like NBA 2k, FIFA and all the others. For them, it probably works because their fans buy the new yearly title no matter what, $10 more or less. Which is very surprising since these "new versi
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by alexf95 6y ago
I feel like often times when you see that the move is possible it can cost you the game. You get tempted to go through with it because its unique without actually checking if it is good in the situation or not. At least that's my view
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by alexf95 6y ago
Ahh thanks for that, guess i just didnt look into it enough to find it.
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by alexf95 6y ago
But with most restaurants closing your will also have to subtract the food that would have been used there. Obviously most of them tried to change to a takeaway service, but I am pretty sure their overall customers went down by alot during
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by alexf95 6y ago
Would be nice if you could provide some visual examples of it. Intrested to see how it will look like in the end.
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by alexf95 6y ago
Actually recently read an article about it last week. https://www.scpr.org/blogs/education/2013/03/29/13098/want-t... Maybe it was this one?
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by alexf95 6y ago
Fully agree with the article. > "Best practices, not required practices" Is a thing mentioned from the article that I think many people forget. It also not only applies to programming or coding but rather to most things in life
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by alexf95 6y ago
Censorious in what way exactly? I feel like it is highly moderated already to the point where only posts that matter make it to the top (at least most of the time, no system is 100% perfect).
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by alexf95 6y ago
What about options of importing and exporting files? For example Google Docs lets download your file in another format making it easy to open in another client e.g. MS Word. Wouldn't that be somewhat of a BYOC approach.
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by alexf95 6y ago
I think your point is spot on and probably one of the bigger reasons why we won't see any change happening in the Google Docs department.
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by alexf95 6y ago
At least they released it as a free version to play. I know this whole thing was a disaster for Valve but many other companies would have just released the unfinished thing to the market for its initial price and most likely without fixing
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by alexf95 6y ago
I see so it's more like a first step to an article kind of thing.
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by alexf95 6y ago
Looks intresting, but how do you guarantee that important parts of used text/article arent getting cut off? Sometimes the most important details are in a few and simple words.
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by alexf95 6y ago
I was somewhat similarly like you in the beginning. But for me, I it wasn't coding itself but rather on how to build everything around it. The coding logic was pretty clear to me, when I started with it: variables, loops, etc. But when

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