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by blondin 7y ago
i wonder, though, if our feedback matters for a service such as youtube. i don't know how many times i have sent a feedback on having the most basic sorting order for the watch later playlist, which is simply by length. sometimes we ju
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by blondin 7y ago
you mean from a well known brand like nike, adidas, etc.? why not get it from their own website or app directly? sometimes it's even cheaper and the perks you get far out-weights what amazon has to offer.
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by blondin 7y ago
of course their packages / libraries repository is called eggs unlimited :D
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by blondin 7y ago
i am just asking here, not taking any position. not long ago, when you purchased an FM radio or a TV, you get the news for free. the internet feels the same way, once you pay for your access, maybe you want to also have access to the news f
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by blondin 7y ago
6 weeks of yearly vacation! you guys have it good lol
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by blondin 7y ago
with the heat we have around here this summer, just shutting down the AC would make people wanna go home lol
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by blondin 7y ago
weird how other language creators are ganging up against the author here...
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by blondin 7y ago
omg! and no one, even apple, thought about it before!
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by blondin 7y ago
OMG, i will definitely put my hands on any game, arcade or not, that has a ship wheel! it looks so awesome. we have all these forms to explore and yet we have been leaning towards standard forms introduced by consoles for years now... i was
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by blondin 7y ago
love it! i always wondered what happened to the good old blogroll
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by blondin 7y ago
exactly! i am reading all these replies and i found them really interesting. i think the same people being annoyed by sms-like writing, would get mad at me not using proper casing with my sentences. at the end of the day, i think it does no
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by blondin 7y ago
that's some beautiful javascript code and great project structure here. got me thinking about a few things: 1. is the "index.js" in subfolders a nodejs thing? 2. does that turn subfolders into modules? 3. can you write and r
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by blondin 7y ago
we have another leonard cohen fan here on hn. hello friend o/
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by blondin 7y ago
indeed! been a mac user for years but never used the tools provided by apple until i discovered a swift tutorial in the form of a playground recently. so now i am exploring and learning the frameworks and sdks i already have right here on t
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by blondin 7y ago
>> the set of standards around HTTP are a horrible mess. > That's not the problem at all. sorry, what is the real problem then, in your opinion? i have never heard of that link in headers RFC until now. i have never heard of C
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by blondin 7y ago
people may be reading too much into this. notice there is no go either? maybe because we often tend to pip install and go get directly from github repos and releases? so whether they are working on proper integration or not, nothing is bein
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by blondin 8y ago
you are making a good point imo. strange to me to read that audiobooks cost so much more than printed books. about the same amount of work goes into both. and i don't think people buy audiobooks because their favorite actor is narratin
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by blondin 8y ago
S3 is the complexity. anything added to a system doubles the complexity of said system...
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by blondin 8y ago
what most other OSes provide tools "out of the box" that are written by the OS authors? care to give some examples? this statement sounds oddly vague...
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by blondin 8y ago
little off-topic. am i the only one who thinks Go is becoming a verbose language? some of the creators i have followed for years because on their take on succinctness and simplicity in the software realm. and there we are with Go becoming s
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by blondin 8y ago
thank you so much for writing this. this is one of my favorites on computer graphics. i love the simple and to the point approach. similar are the github.com/ssloy repos. so, are you going to release a print version? (i am one of the f
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by blondin 8y ago
mind sharing how you use pocket? i stopped using the web and mobile apps. all i get now is a weekly digest and that covers all i want.
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by blondin 8y ago
amazing op! tetris is one of those game on my need to implement list and never actually finished an implementation :)
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by blondin 8y ago
thank you so much for sharing! this looks very interesting.
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by blondin 8y ago
no one mentioned it but the secret sauce is to have a "thing" for breaking and exploiting things. whether it's good or not is yours to decide. but here's my experience... talented hackers, white, gray, black, whatever, e
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by blondin 8y ago
i wanted to comment on that lol
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by blondin 8y ago
i agree with you. it really reads like Python and seems more explicit from the little i have seen. i wonder how you went about learning it? can you recommend a book? thx.
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by blondin 8y ago
i like this idea so much. i wish the author the best of luck, i will be following development. some basic features are missing: autocompletion, in-editor help and documentation, and my own nitpicking favorite: font size!! -- i know, i know,
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by blondin 8y ago
slightly off-topic but i hope a UX person from medium would stumble upon this. medium posts have a terrible UX -- for me at least. i tend to set my fonts to be 125%-150% larger. it gives me an easy-to-read feeling on most blogs. especially
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by blondin 8y ago
umm yes. no idea the butt was not bio-degradable. also i don't just toss the butt everywhere i can. i learned that many unexpected fires were due to ciggs.

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