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   by antifa 2y ago

   I think it'd be way more interesting if someone knew of a country the size of Germany that wasn't subdivided into smaller governments.
2. 362.▲
   by antifa 2y ago

   I like BOPIS, but some places are starting to charge a fee for it.
3. 363.▲
   by antifa 2y ago

   I think feeds are practical, it's just that pretty much all mainstream non-RSS feeds are designed to take control away from you and stand in your way, rather than let you be free to explore and discover.
4. 364.▲
   by antifa 2y ago

   Or double your GC burden by using a wrapper class.
5. 365.▲
   by antifa 2y ago

   As oppose to a zero cost build time check, that's 3 expensive runtime DB checks, plus an account and a member could have the same ID, so it might run anyways but on the wrong DB rows.
6. 366.▲
   by antifa 2y ago

   Agreed, they should ban Twitter links.
7. 367.▲
   by antifa 3y ago

   I'd still rather be saved from a bad click 99% of the time, rather than the 0% of the time an unlabeled ID link will give you.
8. 368.▲
   by antifa 3y ago

   I do this and probably never break over 3 words or 32 chars, usually the literal ticket titles are overly verbose and poorly chosen anyways.
9. 369.▲
   by antifa 3y ago

   JIRA is what comes to mind when I think of software that does really stupid things nobody would ever want. Want to middle click this one specific link to open it in a background tab? Instead of respecting default browser behavior the user i
10. 370.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    Agreed, Musk seems to have bought and paid for mostly legitimate companies, and most "broken promises" seem to come from how desperate he is for attention on Twitter, often at the reputational detriment of said companies. If anyth
11. 371.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    > It essentially means if you create something, it’s not yours unless you are actively selling it? It would be cool/wise if this rule applied strictly and harshly for large game devs with regular mass layoffs and massive profit marg
12. 372.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    What torrent sites are best for discovery?
13. 373.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    I'm usually looking for $X but (one or more or all of): open source, has dark mode, not electron, uses rust, is markdown first, git friendly for my data. I could be specifically looking for, or flexible on details like: desktop GUI app
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    by antifa 3y ago

    I'm guessing a "managed postgREST" would look like a docker container deployed to AWS App Runner or Google Cloud Run with the standard Postgres RDS hocked up to it.
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    by antifa 3y ago

    I wonder how effective some laser focused AI would be for fixing really bad CGI.
16. 376.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    I would like a Gmail competitor with solid email search, so that wouldn't be a strange side show for me, if anything they'd be copying Google's evolution in possibly a pro-user way that might be game changing in similar ways
17. 377.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    > because complaints are actionable plenty of actionable complaints are just wild goose chases to nowhere.
18. 378.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    They make android devices for the purpose of HDMI-ing to a TV.
19. 379.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    Must artists are struggling, so that loss of $50 means picking up an extra shift at McDonald's to pay rent instead of making or promoting their music.
20. 380.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    If Spotify's search page wasn't so broken and useless, I'd probably have gone to _more_ indie concerts.
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    by antifa 3y ago

    > My take is that if somebody else getting the same inheritance wasn't able to achieve success, then it counts as self made for the one that did succeed (with said inheritance). That just redefines "self-made" to mean anyo
22. 382.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    There might not be a clear place to draw the line between richie rich and starving orphan in 3rd world country, but Kylie Jenner is easily one of the most obvious examples of not-self-made out there.
23. 383.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    I'm curious what the smallest build of a minimalist UE5 WASM game word be. A cursory googling indicates you could probably get a desktop x86 UE5 example project to an 80MB build. It might be hard to take advantage of UE5's advance
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    by antifa 3y ago

    > Are these really all "popular" songs? I'm not totally sure why what plays on the radio plays on the radio, but I feel like there's a mix of what's actually popular and what was selected to become popular by ind
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    by antifa 3y ago

    I wouldn't be surprised if doing this would be treated as a regular hacking crime.
26. 386.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    > That may be true for the use-case of "write me a good story" It is absolutely terrible in that use-case. Unless you're generating sub 1000 word stories that all end with the theme of friendship, it's pretty useless
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    by antifa 3y ago

    Wouldn't surprise me if the "encoding" was just unencrypted UUIDs.
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    by antifa 3y ago

    I did a `dx build --release --platform web` of their default client-only web template and the resulting `du -sh dist/` is 2.1M. The .wasm file is 1.9M. I'm guessing there is no way that's getting smaller? I have some projects
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    by antifa 3y ago

    > micro-wars That's an interesting choice of worlds, I'd just call them wars, maybe proxy wars. Some of them look like candidates for what future historians might call the early conflicts of WW3. There's also lot of noise
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    by antifa 3y ago

    Those lost jobs might mean other markets have less demand.