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In my experience; - Learn other frameworks and/or programming languages. It gives you a wider and unique perspective on other "correct" ways of doing software. Through finding commonalities one can arrive at things that are g
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The state holds a lot of power in Singapore, it's very authoritarian. Sounds quite at odds to Milei and his libertarian idology.
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I know a lot of people choose to draw lines, but I personally don't think it's necessarily a "line" one has to draw. I think this is best thought of as a gradient. A rabbit is more like us, than a carrot. It has eyes, a
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Web Neural Network API
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I agree with both comments. ~500 can surely build some amazing tech, smaller teams have done more. I personally do think there's still a lot of relatively low-hanging fruit left, especially with the boom of possibilities due to AI, or
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I have this side project, it's a DAW in the browser: https://minidaw.aykev.dev/ If you don't know what a DAW is, think GarageBand. Ableton Live, Logic and Reason are other examples. It's fully built with Reac
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> You can have more kids, but most people probably only get maximum one chance in their life to spend half a year in space That's not generally how having kids works haha. As you mentioned Sunita Williams has been to space five time
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The return flight will be in February too— they'll be missing thanksgiving, and all the winter holidays oof
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Looked up two definitions of rescue. First, is the default that shows on Google (via Oxford Languages) [1]: > verb. 1. save (someone) from a dangerous or distressing situation. 2. informal, keep from being lost or abandoned; retrieve. Pe
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I'm not saying the USA should stop being a democracy, or even being capitalist, like China didn't change its system of government in 1990. What I'm saying is its fundamental beliefs, goals derived from those beliefs, and syst
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I like free markets. I just don't like that China is eating the West's lunch. They just seem better at playing the "free markets" game than anyone on this side of the globe and I think the USA is doubling down on the ide
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I think the USA is overdue an ideological renewal. Free market, neoliberal capitalism isn't cutting it. The profit incentive isn't cutting it. Supply chains where it takes hundreds of contractors and subcontractors to build anythi
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I think I only partially agree with this. I do think the US can depend on Europe, Canada and Mexico. South Korea, Japan, and Australia are far from the USA and close to China. They have high incentive stay friendly with China. I do think Ch
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+1. I'd go as far to say that multi-repo probably needs as much, if not more effort to properly keep functioning, but all that effort is better "hidden" so people assume monorepos are more work. With a monorepo, it's com
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I'd say there's 4 main advantages, summarizing what other comments are saying but also from my own experience: - atomic PRs. All changes for a migration/feature living in one spot makes development much easier, especially whe
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Very cool! I've played diep.io plenty, so no comments on the gameplay haha, I'm familiar with the decisions made here, both the cool ones and the frustrating ones. I did encounter a bug where out of nowhere I was jolted onto the b
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Show HN: OCaml-like pattern-matching with vanilla JavaScript (no transpiler)
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thankfully, based on said naming conventions, it will be the dumbest too though
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I mean, the conclusion of this post isn't precisely claiming a USD victory: > So at this point, the most likely next regime is of fragmentation, of multiple major currencies used for trade and investment rather than a dominant curre
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+1. I think the term petrodollar makes it seem it's all about the oil. The oil is important, but the most important part of it is the guarantee that the casino chips the USA issues can (and in fact have) to be used to buy things around
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I think Brexit was also more obvious. The effects and timelines were more clear, there were stronger, and well-publicized opinions, and so it was easier to predict what would happen and hedge accordingly. This time of predictability also cr
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It's important to consider though that it isn't all about the USA's energy imports. The petrodollar is also about making sure the dollar remains the world's reserve currency. The fact that China, Korea or India for examp
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I don't think what you say is the case. The petrodollar isn't something minor. The role of both oil and the currency used internationally for trade can hardly be understated in history. It won't lead to much in the short term
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Brexit is one of the biggest "shock" events to have happened in recent history, but little really changed in the short term for Britain. An average brit who wasn't in the import/export business probably didn't notic
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> The world is getting off of oil This is true, but also misleading. The fact we're getting off of oil, doesn't mean we're doing it fast enough, or that less oil is being consumed today than in the past. At least when meas
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Huawei's risky move to break from Android: will it work? [video]
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Interesting. I'm assuming Apple is doing some sort of A/B test then, and WebGPU must be enabled for some people but not others. huh.
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It's an audio file linked from the description of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeUAHHPt-LY Its a waveform shaped like a cow that sounds like a cow haha
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Thanks for the detailed info!
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Oh this looks great, I'd love to have a look if you have time to share it. In my case, I'm just not very experienced with graphics. I'm sure with some tweaking it could look better, but I thought this was good enough for a v1
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