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> FFS, stuff I downloaded from Node _5m ago_ is already deprecated. There's really no reason to use hyperbole to make your point. And besides, Node and Java aren't very different in their release policies. Node follows a standa
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> There is a reason security engineers get paid more than any other engineer dubious claim
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4y ago
Shows up fine for me
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4y ago
It took me three readthroughs to notice as well, but the name is actually `moonrepo` not `monorepo`.
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4y ago
note for others confused by "statue", the organizers are blaming an unspecified state _statute_ for not being able to use their new groundhog
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Had an amusing result: This tool replaced the word "at" with "atomic number 85" in a sentence I provided, since At is the symbol for Astatine. You weren't kidding when you said simple!
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That thread is hilarious to look back on, now that history has proven Linus was incorrect about both: - word-wrapping (the correct approach is to indicate preformatted text in markup and allow the viewer to control wrapping for all other te
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The training set is limited to 2021 and earlier and it sounds like the GP asked for solutions to yesterday's Advent of Code puzzle.
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Supabase
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According to who? You? This creation is art to me, and much more interesting than your comparison.
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4y ago
This has to be the most cringe post I've read on HN in my life, and that's saying something.
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4y ago
> The other tech giant that can be compelled by law enforcement to hand over potentially large amounts of sensitive messaging data is Apple. iMessage, Apple’s text-message service, comes loaded on the iPhone and is used by 1.3 billion pe
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4y ago
I think you misread the comment you're replying to. Calculating a total score is simply summing the scores assigned to a candidate from each voter, so there's no way to "lower candidate B's score artificially". Ther
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One thing that makes conversations with doctors about regulations around board certifications easier to understand is that anybody who is currently a doctor in the US is heavily disincentivized from improving or changing the system in any w
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4y ago
Wow, pretty much every single word of that rebuttal is complete nonsense. This is like 7th-grade level writing, filled up almost entirely of non-sequiturs, filler words, and regurgitating the prompt back at you. I may not have agreed with l
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4y ago
This is honestly a really good point.
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4y ago
Not at all similar.
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4y ago
There's also SheerID which is what Spotify uses to validate student IDs and is IME better than Unidays.
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KorGE 3.0 — Kotlin-Native Multiplatform Game Engine
(blog.korge.org)
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5y ago
You're the only one that has used the word "evil" here.
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5y ago
> The open source Git project just released Git 2.34 with features and bug fixes from over 109 contributors, 29 of them new. It's pretty clear they're talking about a separate project.
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5y ago
Wow, those numbers are fascinating. I'd love to see the sources if you have them, so I can read up on the topic more.
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5y ago
You, a single human being, can send messages from your home to the other end of the planet within a second today. This is greater power than any state had even 100 years ago. Why compare this "single man's power" to a state f
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5y ago
This made my day. I don't even care if it's made up, I choose to believe this happened.
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6y ago
Right, and as mentioned in the article: The markets were guessing Trump would win after he had already lost. If that's not evidence of a political bias to you I'm not sure why.
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6y ago
...it's written by Vitalik Buterin. Of course he thinks Ethereum is good?
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This is false. How could the common person have possibly had the capital to start their own business without external funding prior to the 20th century? No, they all had to rely on bank loans, which were arbitrary and capricious, as well as
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Interesting, I've been having a lot of the same symptoms for months now with my Comcast service on the other end of the country. Comcast refuses to acknowledge there's any problem on their end, but I'm reasonably confident th
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Not sure if you know what device you're talking about. The Oculus Quest is very much a platform, not a "peripheral". There's no device that the Quest connects to to be used as a peripheral. It's a completely stand a
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6y ago
How does this make any sense? You wrote this long, neatly articulated response, but your central premise is entirely flawed. Marc Andreessen and Andreessen Horowitz and other venture capitalists don't have a monopoly over the future (o
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