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by alxmng 4y ago
I don’t see what that has to do with Elon Musk or Donald Trump, which the blog post was about. What you describe was true long before Musk bought Twitter or Trump ran for president.
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by alxmng 4y ago
I subscribe to Financial Times for general news, and I read it in an RSS reader ( https://sumi.news ) which also aggregates updates from other sites I'm interested in (like HN).
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by alxmng 4y ago
This ferver demonstrates to me that Musk was right. Some people want Twitter to be exclusive to their own politics. They don't care about who they follow, they care about who other people are following.
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by alxmng 4y ago
I've never understood the popularity of truffle. If I had to rank mushrooms in preference of flavor, truffle isn't even top 10.
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by alxmng 4y ago
OPs question implies knowingly shipping defects, or knowingly tolerating known defects. Bugs are not some force of nature, they are created by programmers who don’t test the results of their programming prior to shipping. They persist by pr
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by alxmng 4y ago
None. Don’t tolerate bugs.
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by alxmng 4y ago
I’d like to add that they also don’t have economy of scale. Unit economics are the same no matter how many drivers and orders you process. If the economics don’t work now, why would they ever work?
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by alxmng 4y ago
Love it! It replicates exactly what I setup on my VPS for all my projects.
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by alxmng 4y ago
How would you ensure each person gets the same amount?
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by alxmng 4y ago
Take a look at my service https://sumi.news — you can follow topics, individual RSS feeds, and newsletters. There’s a free version. No ads. Simple interface. It’s bootstrapped and profitable, been running for a few years, and I
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by alxmng 4y ago
A few years ago I tried to reply to a discussion with a link to the Anti-Federalist Papers, and my tweet was censored/blocked. If I recall correctly, it was labeled as misinformation or something. The censorship on Twitter goes far bey
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by alxmng 4y ago
Someone was repeatedly breaking into my apartment lobby to steal mail. The police told me they couldn’t do anything unless I had video of it. So I caught the crime on video, identified them, and went to the police station with the video. Th
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by alxmng 4y ago
I’m kind of surprised they didn’t consider hiring a security guard.
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by alxmng 4y ago
How is Signal tied to the region? What does it mean to “exit” India, exactly?
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by alxmng 4y ago
Nope, unless you’re using iCloud backup, or your messages can be synced from other devices in the key ring.
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by alxmng 4y ago
Stress-free software development.
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by alxmng 4y ago
This is great. Does it support running these tests as part of CI? In other words, is there some kind of NodeJS module I can add which runs the test suite that I've captured online?
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by alxmng 4y ago
Yup. I use a VoIP through < https://www.voip.ms >. SMS and voicemail forwards to email, and I use Signal, WhatsApp, or FaceTime for calls. I haven’t had a real number in over a year now.
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by alxmng 4y ago
The endpoint could redirect back to the same page.
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by alxmng 4y ago
Apple Notes. Not only does it support images, but it can OCR images too.
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by alxmng 4y ago
For web development you need a very, very good reason to use anything but Rails or Laravel. It got to the point where now I only work with companies who use Rails. I don’t even really like Ruby, but I eventually got fed up with wasting time
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by alxmng 4y ago
Have you considered a daily newsletter from a well-respected and comprehensive news publication? For example, the daily world headlines from Financial Times. It's once per day, and it's bounded. You read it and then you're do
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by alxmng 4y ago
Rails, SQLite, and Linode.
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How I Journal with the Apple Notes and Shortcuts Apps(world.hey.com)
3 points by alxmng 4y ago|0 comments
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by alxmng 4y ago
You don't solve the halting problem. You don't introduce it in the first place by making a Turing complete language. Datalog is terminating. Programming languages don't have to allow infinite loops and recursion. There are pl
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by alxmng 4y ago
I’ve used PayPal to accept payments in non-Stripe countries. Even for Stripe-supported countries PayPal is probably an easier checkout experience because most customers just have to login to PayPal rather than getting their card or bank inf
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by alxmng 5y ago
> Why would anyone choose Haskell to develop applications? I chose Haskell to develop sumi.news because I enjoy programming in it, and because I don't want to worry about type errors and crashes at runtime. > Does it offer any ac
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Show HN: Read the Internet all at once – news, RSS, and newsletters on one page(sumi.news)
53 points by alxmng 5y ago|17 comments
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Hypercard Simulator(hypercardsimulator.com)
231 points by alxmng 5y ago|86 comments
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by alxmng 5y ago
Porkbun.com - domains at cost, all the TLDs, super nice people, great deals and newsletters, and free domain sale parking page.

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