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by benatkin 3y ago
It also rhymes with Card as in Orson Scott Card.
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by benatkin 3y ago
The merger with Adobe may be gone, but the rent-seeking is still there. The plans are generous – if you work all by yourself. If you get hooked on it and want to work with one other person, it jumps to $24/mo ($480/yr) for the two
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by benatkin 3y ago
I think the system (adjusters and courts) might be used to $15/$30k which may limit how often and how much they need to pay above that. If a lot of policies went up to that level, maybe the system would adapt, the payouts would increas
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by benatkin 3y ago
> Element != the Matrix.org Foundation Yes, I know, it's how this attempt to solicit donations works. > I'm a little confused about your comment "AGPL for me, but not for thee." Can you unpack that a bit? Synapse i
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by benatkin 3y ago
They open-cored Synapse. I guess Element needs money, so they're crowdfunding. It doesn't take long to see that the open protocol is pretty geared towards Synapse/Element. By the way this is out of date: https://ma
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by benatkin 3y ago
Because it either would have been wildly popular, and there would be a lot of others, or it would have been easier for Drizzly to to discover from a popular startup blog than from a not so popular stock artwork. Perhaps they could have carr
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by benatkin 3y ago
That's possible but not likely, IMO.
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by benatkin 3y ago
Multiple markdown files, presenting code more like gists where you can read them top to bottom, plus with docs in between...
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by benatkin 3y ago
I feel comfortable with fenced code blocks. Using heredocs all the time, not so much. ```js title="/root/server.js" console.log('test') ``` or `/root/server.js` ```js c
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by benatkin 3y ago
> this is my schoolwork computer and we don't have money like that I would prefer to accept this as the baseline and not have to explain why my purchase is important. A large amount of situations involving ownership of a computer ar
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by benatkin 3y ago
I like the idea of putting it in one file but not an executable file. Using CBOR (MessagePack has a 4gb bytestring limit) and providing a small utility to copy the executable portion and run it would be a win. No 4gb limit. It could use del
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by benatkin 3y ago
I can't tell if the personal experience is relevant, irrelevant, or a conflict of interest. The parental control companies profited from a sense of security was often false, for which it watered down the experience of using the web in
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by benatkin 3y ago
OK are you suggesting that people who don't have kids of their own don't care about other peoples' kids as much as those who do? It seems you're pretty deep into logical fallacies. As for "that stuff off their platf
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by benatkin 3y ago
I’m supposed to believe Facebook cares? Absolutely not.
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by benatkin 3y ago
> The hanging-punctuation property in CSS is almost a no-brainer For me it's a brainier. Neither is better or worse, it's just different. I prefer having hanging-punctuation off by default because the text fits into its contain
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by benatkin 3y ago
How is Brightline credible? It seems to be really expensive and has a high fatal accident rate.
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by benatkin 3y ago
It’s an open standard but it’s centralized, and not all of it is covered by an open standard. Here’s the page about browser support. https://github.com/web-push-libs/web-push/tree/master#browse...
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by benatkin 3y ago
Well, React markets itself as a library and not a framework. This implies there is some overhead of using a framework. There isn't really - you really can just use what you need from a framework like Phoenix and ship it. The parts you
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by benatkin 3y ago
I don't understand that but feel confident that if there were anything to understand I would understand it, and it makes me want to quote Billy Madison. Edit: I don't understand the argument that if many good simulations exist, we
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by benatkin 3y ago
Here's a tutorial and the docs of forms: https://github.com/dwyl/phoenix-liveview-counter-tutorial https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix_live_view/form-bindings.html I think the learning curve is not al
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by benatkin 3y ago
Why not just use Phoenix/Elixir? This is no more HTML or official than elixir, and I think the bikeshedding would ensue if people decided to agree upon a syntax and add it to the HTML spec. https://www.reddit.com/r&#x2F
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by benatkin 3y ago
That's a reductive argument, and won't work with me. What we have is tantamount to an arms race, and trying to suppress another country's development of tech that could be used against them is a thing. We have already restric
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by benatkin 3y ago
I was quite wrong about this, but I still don't think it's especially relevant that someone else built it. You would never call Zuckerberg an operator? Or when someone else built it does that not mean that you had no role in bui
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by benatkin 3y ago
Seems like an achievement - if you have Swift installed, it seems Visual Studio will detect it. I wonder how.
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Windows Swift can be installed before or after Visual Studio(swift.org)
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by benatkin 3y ago
It seems like underselling the successful part and overselling the part about not being the founder, but I can see it's a slang term. Thanks. And yeah I'm wrong about it being the same term, though I did imagine a different use,
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by benatkin 3y ago
He could do both, like Jack Dorsey or Elon. It would be a bit different because of how stuff is going from OpenAI to Microsoft but that can of worms is already open.
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by benatkin 3y ago
It doesn’t mean that at all, it’s slang https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=operator
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by benatkin 3y ago
Cute mapaches. I’ll have to keep this handy for International Raccoon Day on April 12. 416 is my favorite so far.
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by benatkin 3y ago
I guess he could spend more time on Worldcoin, which could be a key part of the metaverse

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