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by bradly 10mo ago
A lot of great recs in this thread, but I'll a couple others I didn't see listed yet: Mort Garson: Mother Earth's Plantasia Hiroshi Yoshimura: Surround Satoshi Ashikawa: Still Way (Wave Notation 2) Shameless plug... Search Bi
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by bradly 10mo ago
Steve Jobs passed away the day after Siri’s release, and I don’t think anyone else had the confidence and internal credibility to push the hard organizational changes Siri needed, similar to when he moved Apple to a single P&L when he r
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by bradly 10mo ago
No problem. I'm confused by it as well. I migrated a repo that is more source available than open source and didn't realize that it probably is against ToS until afterwards.
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by bradly 11mo ago
From the current Terms of Service: Private repositories are only allowed for things required for FLOSS projects, like storing secrets, team-internal discussions or hiding projects from the public until they're ready for usage and&#
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by bradly 11mo ago
I also wasn't understanding the value looking at the first two examples, but the pricing packages example I do think I would struggle to implement in a clean way using traditional css.
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by bradly 11mo ago
What if the company selling the screwdriver kept telling you your could use it as a hammer? What if you were being bombarded with marketing the hammers are being replaced by screwdrivers?
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by bradly 11mo ago
Would this be similar to how Charlie and Jules work?
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by bradly 11mo ago
This is what Fog and other cloud agnostic libraries promise. The problem is they you get tied to the lowest common feature set or writing different code paths to take advantage of latest features.
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by bradly 11mo ago
I had a similar experience when I asked him what he thought about vars being able to end in a question mark. Very nice guy who probably hears a lot of very bad ideas.
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by bradly 11mo ago
Roblox model.
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by bradly 11mo ago
> Definitely open to feedback here! Sure. Know your audience. HN users are going to be focused on two things: how the your browers data is used and how you stop an agent from taking account numbers, inputted passwords, etc. From the link
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by bradly 11mo ago
Where is your privacy policy and terms of service? I do not see either on your site.
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by bradly 11mo ago
This is great! Couple suggestions: - Randomize the home page results - Link to random site
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by bradly 11mo ago
https://recipin.com Recipe extraction and archiving to avoid link rot and blog spam. No tracking, no JavaScript, no AI[0], and just a dusting of CSS. Source available to run your own server if you’d like ( https://gith
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by bradly 11mo ago
You can open source your code without explicitly sharing it. I started putting out the source code to my side projects and no one cares about it really. Is someone ripping it off and not respecting the license? Who knows… it’s a big interne
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by bradly 11mo ago
It appears to also use a peer-to-peer solution to preventing botnets. So a botnet to prevent botnets.
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by bradly 11mo ago
> I'm not sure this was ever a problem to begin with. The obsession with "confirm you are human" has created a lot of "bureaucracy" on technical level without actually protecting websites from unauthorised use. W
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by bradly 11mo ago
I think this is the pattern I would reach for as well, separating the data from the execution. Being declarative about the plans (either with a config file, db backend, or simply a PORO) allows the plans themselves to be agnostic to how the
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by bradly 11mo ago
> We should have two rankings: one representing trust and real human use, and another derived from raw DNS volume. Isn't identifying real humans an unsolved problem? I'm not sure efforts to hide the truth that these domain are
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by bradly 11mo ago
Cancelations by airport: https://www.flightaware.com/live/cancelled/
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U.S. Flights Are Canceled as Shutdown Hits Air Travel(nytimes.com)
14 points by bradly 11mo ago|5 comments
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by bradly 11mo ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Southern California Remote: Yes with travel on site up to one week per quarter Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby on Rails, Ruby Résumé/CV: Rails at Shopify, Rails at Apple, Rails at Intuit, R
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by bradly 11mo ago
Similarly... I _really_ dislike clicking a link in Safari on iOS and it opening an App instead of going to the web page. I have the YouTube app installed and use it on occasion, but its really jarring when I click an organic search result i
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by bradly 11mo ago
Location: Southern California Remote: Yes with travel on site up to one week per quarter Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby on Rails, Ruby Résumé/CV: Rails at Shopify, Rails at Apple, Rails at Intuit, Rails at star
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by bradly 1y ago
My hunch is that they don't have a way to stop anything, so they are creating verticals to at least contain porn, medical, higher-ed users.
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by bradly 1y ago
I have no problem with anyone charging what they would like, but I do think it should be mentioned on the homepage. It feels intentionally left off which makes me think the developers themselves aren't 100% comfortable with the model.
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by bradly 1y ago
It isn't mentioned on the homepage, but Datastar does charge for the following features: data-animate - Animates element attributes over time. data-custom-validity - Adds custom validity to an element. data-on-raf - Runs
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by bradly 1y ago
Thank you!
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by bradly 1y ago
Thank you and good point! Maybe I’ll see if I can move it into the title or favicon.
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by bradly 1y ago
I make realtime algo generated ambient music based on my Birdnet-Pi server in my backyard. Give a listen at https://birdymusic.com or search birdymusic.com in your music app for some cut tracks. I recently added an in URL meter

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