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by brap 4y ago
Seems cool, but the demo video is so corporation-y it's comical. When they said "experience synergy and convergence throughout the system" I almost thought it was satire.
842.
by brap 4y ago
Really surprised by how green everything was. About 100% of the spots I visited were surrounded by nature. I was expecting everything to be urban.
843.
by brap 4y ago
In something like Java this could have been solved with method overloading, e.g: ActionWithPayloadAndError createAction(String, Payload, Error) If I understand correctly, overloading doesn’t exist in TS.
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by brap 4y ago
The examples they provide from Redux are insane, and they’re saying it’s “types done right”? What is it about TypeScript that you get these insanely verbose types? I have never seen anything remotely like this in other typed languages e.g
845.
by brap 4y ago
> I've wondered if wearing patches of black fur on my forearms might help attract them to a specific location I’ve been running this experiment for about 2 decades now, involuntarily, and my conclusion is no.
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by brap 4y ago
This is a very interesting way to think about mosquitoes.
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by brap 4y ago
I’m really impressed with everything Supabase does, but… They market themselves as the “open source alternative to Firebase”. Which is great, mainly because you don’t have to worry about vendor lock-in (to an extent). Yet one of the main s
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by brap 4y ago
The playground keeps crashing for me (Safari on iOS), can’t spend more than 2 seconds on the page without a crash
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by brap 4y ago
Now we all want to see the gif
850.
by brap 4y ago
I don't need this, but I just wanted to say that everything Vercel puts out looks very nice and polished. Top UX in my opinion.
851.
by brap 4y ago
Isn't Prisma just a SQL ORM that you use on the server?
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by brap 4y ago
For the love of god, can you just show me the code without all of this typing animation? I’m trying to actually understand what I’m reading but it keeps looping and deleting the text.
853.
by brap 4y ago
Does social status even matter if you can plug yourself into a matrix where you are the god-king?
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by brap 4y ago
I’ve used YNAB before and really liked it, this seems conceptually similar. Did anyone use both and would like to share their experience? My main problem with YNAB was that entering transactions manually all the time was time consuming, and
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by brap 4y ago
Maybe I don’t get it. But it sounds like your entire (theoretical) business depends on you keeping a “secret”, and the moment you accidentally blurt out the secret everything comes crashing down. If this is indeed the case then you need to
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by brap 5y ago
I sometimes wonder if old music recordings have enough information in them to visualize the recording studio, maybe even see the musicians performing. Probably not
857.
by brap 5y ago
I do appreciate the effort, and sorry for being a dick with my earlier comment (bad mood). I do feel though that this lacked concrete examples, and maybe should have taken a step or two back to explain the more basic concepts. For example,
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by brap 5y ago
As someone who has never used OAuth2 before, this article was not helpful at all. Calling it a "complete guide" is a total overstatement.
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by brap 5y ago
Christ, that sounds like a nightmare.
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by brap 5y ago
Not only fake and dead people, but also real and living people who did not consent or fully understand what they’re consenting to. The whole premise just sounds so absurd.
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by brap 5y ago
I have yet to hear of a single crypto idea in the last 5 years that was either stupid, malicious, or both. “How do we print free money for everyone in the world? Oh I know, we’ll just make it virtual money! Also eyeballs!”
862.
by brap 5y ago
If there’s a central entity that verifies, why use the blockchain at all?
863.
by brap 5y ago
Is the maps data gathered verified by you? If not, how do you stop people from gaming the system? If there’s money in it, people will hack your cams and figure it out. If so, why does a centralized service need a blockchain/crypto at
864.
by brap 5y ago
Even if it is consciousness, who’s to say that it’s the same consciousness? You can have multiple copies, including a real life copy, at the same time, all could have different experiences.
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by brap 5y ago
What financial incentive do they have?
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by brap 5y ago
Sounds like something that can easily be manipulated by Russia.
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by brap 5y ago
> human feeds animal, animal comes back I’m not saying crows aren’t intelligent or social, but come on…
868.
by brap 5y ago
Regarding the “late stage” segment, how does HN feel about AGPLv3 and the like?
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by brap 5y ago
I love food but what you’re saying really resonates with me. I hate all the effort around food. This is definitely something I’d be interested in, but I’m worried about the lack of variety and it’s probably not ideal for people who lift wei
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by brap 5y ago
This is going to make it difficult for small startups to compete.

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