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by asar 4y ago
My favorite is TPAI https://www.youtube.com/c/ThePostApocalypticInventor He has a very interesting series of videos on repairing a wide variety of things he buys from scrapyards in Germany.
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by asar 4y ago
I really like the product and the direction this is going! Especially for things like Authentication, DB, PubSub the value proposition, compared to tying a bunch of 3rd party services together or reading a lot of AWS docs (both options will
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by asar 4y ago
I really enjoyed this! Can you shed some light into how you've built the game and what your production setup looks like?
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by asar 4y ago
Great point! I think with captchas, some humans might be able to identify obviously made up facts and very poor sentence structure to tag a text as low quality. But I don't think you'd be able to give a reliable assessment on whet
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by asar 4y ago
Is this even technically possible? To me, this reads like an empty threat.
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by asar 5y ago
I think "Paris sportif" translates directly to sports betting. So while in this context it's probably supposed to mean something like active/sporty Paris, I don't think the title works.
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by asar 5y ago
I've recently setup a multisite solution for localisation of a WordPress project. Definitely needs a bit longer to setup properly, but it's so much faster than wpml.
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by asar 5y ago
This is so true! When starting work on a new project or feature I nowadays actively try to embrace ugly solutions. Refactoring after you have a working solution is much easier than coming up with a perfect solution (which probably doesn&#x2
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by asar 6y ago
I really like the idea and the implementation looks nice! But not having any type of spam protection is a deal breaker for me. Even if links are set to nofollow, it's still a big opportunity for bots and spammers to abuse this system a
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by asar 6y ago
I'd argue that headlines and images are worth a lot, especially coming from actual journalist and photographers (not niche seo news sites). It is almost considered normal for companies scrape the web and combine different sources into
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by asar 6y ago
I would like really like if news aggregators somehow indicated paywalls to users before they click. Reading and searching for news these days is incredibly frustrating. I understand that quality media comes at a price, but it's sad to
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by asar 6y ago
You're right, thanks for noticing.
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by asar 6y ago
Very interesting study, but it's important to mention that all participants (n=30) had type 2 diabetes. I'm really wondering if stress played a bigger factor in their blood glucose levels, which has been observed to cause a releas
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by asar 6y ago
I've seen a lot SEO motivated DDoS attacks in very high value money-keyword niches. An attack basically downs a site for an extended period of time. GoogleBot notices the slow speed and logs dozens of 500 errors, which can result in dr
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by asar 6y ago
Thanks for posting this! Love to read about this topic and learn more about military advantages during certain periods of time, especially primary sources. The importance of highly skilled mounted archers in medieval warfare I feel has been
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by asar 6y ago
I was immediately thinking the same, but I'd assume there are certain rules in place for when users are eligible for a discount and the amount of the discount.
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by asar 6y ago
Yoast has an incredibly feature-rich free version and is very easy to use for content creators. Focus-keywords, schema markup, meta title and description lengths and so much more. They've also recently extended the plugin so you can ac
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by asar 6y ago
I've played around with Hasura and HBP for a side-project and have to say I'm really happy with the developer experience so far. Great work and thanks for making it open source as well!
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by asar 6y ago
My personal favorite >Following your bliss is a recipe for paralysis if you don’t know what you are passionate about. A better motto for most youth is “master something, anything”. Through mastery of one thing, you can drift towards exte
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by asar 6y ago
I agree, totally fascinating. I've also heard numerous times now that oysters and other mollusca feel less than plants, which they could probably quantify better with this approach. Also interesting to read what one of their research g
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by asar 6y ago
I personally really like The Economist to get a good sense of what's going on globally.
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by asar 7y ago
The way I understand you could use phaser and matter.js together, matter being the physics engine for phaser. Out of the box matter.js already has a renderer so I simply didn't want to learn 2 frameworks at the same time. Once I reach
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by asar 7y ago
I wanted to explore game development in the browser for a long time and I got no excuses now :) Currently looking at matter.js which was very easy to learn so far.
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by asar 7y ago
As others have mentioned, at first sight, this seems like a crazy valuation at $235.29 per monthly active user. But customer acquisition costs for financial products can be a lot higher than that. Honey is close to the payment process, this
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by asar 7y ago
I think it's a little too early to come to a full conclusion here. Google is constantly testing layout changes in SERPs and it seems like OP ended up in a test. The thread is 4 weeks old and I haven't seen or read anything on thes
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by asar 7y ago
I have to be honest here, I was very disappointed with this episode. It's basically a very long monologue and feels like a marketing gig for his book and not like a podcast with Edward Snowden. For someone who's familiar with Snow
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Ask HN: Is AMP Dead?
8 points by asar 7y ago|5 comments
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by asar 7y ago
Page is down for me.
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by asar 7y ago
Interesting that the stock price of Activision Blizzard is basically unfazed.
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by asar 7y ago
I'm on a similar journey right now, learning about electronics and materials on my own. Can you recommend any books or courses? Or how did you learn?

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