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by chimen 4y ago
Just what the world needed. Another annoying device out in the sky to fly over your fence, in your yard, in the park, cinemas, public places, restaurants, concerts, at the beach or...in your face.
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by chimen 4y ago
Before clicking the link I knew "Mr. Rust's Wild Ride" will be waiting for me on that article. Welcome to the hype train, 3rd edition: Ruby -> Node -> Rust. Everything else is just, well, inferior and I'm going to
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by chimen 4y ago
Why companies move on to Heroku should be the question. All raised issues are there since Heroku.
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by chimen 4y ago
Woowoo shit that is totally unfit for a HN front page. "Physician Lanza is the new Deepak Chopra" they say: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27ZnxgOIqX8 When in doubt just specify the word "quantum" or...
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by chimen 4y ago
Yes. Typely [1]. Made it to aid in writing better articles for myself and some employees at the time. Decided to put it up there after a while and is now being used in many schools around the world. This is the only one that was made for me
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by chimen 5y ago
The terminal is where I input my ssh passwords, my sudo passwords, crypto stuff, ssh keys and much more sensitive data. The fact that you even considered collecting stuff from me while using it is insane. I don't trust your promise to
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by chimen 5y ago
Another one riding the "Rust-based" horse.
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by chimen 5y ago
What do you mean it's not a competition? They are fighting for your AppStore, for the same spot, for your attention. Sublime has pricing, Microsoft has...other interests. I would have loved for Sublime to win here but it lost. Sure the
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by chimen 5y ago
Sublime got completely destroyed in a single year by...an electron app (VSCODE). Chew on that. While at it I'm going to let you know why: features, open platform, plugins, ecosystem and integration. I've been a Sublime user and no
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by chimen 5y ago
Sad news. Elementary is the only distro with a decent UI.
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by chimen 5y ago
Toilet paper monitors. Can't be serious with that. Here's a good one: https://www.dell.com/en-us/work/shop/dell-ultrasharp-40-curv...
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by chimen 5y ago
Romania and Poland would be the first hits. You're last.
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by chimen 5y ago
This guy. Has it all sorted out. We're just a bunch of headless chicken running around with an admin to manage our business. Meanwhile, he's all bare hands, manipulating the shell, showing the snowflakes how it's done, tellin
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by chimen 5y ago
I only use Django because of the admin.
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by chimen 5y ago
What's modern about that house? Ridiculous amount of electricity required, flat roof in an area where snow is expected for a big portion of the year, heated outside pool, very remote but VERY dependant on electricity, internet and TV m
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by chimen 5y ago
fake your browser header to a chrome variant.
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by chimen 5y ago
Golden...for their AMP!
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by chimen 5y ago
I had commented before the other week so I'm gonna quote myself from now whenever I see NFT: > I see a whole new wave of fouls about to lose their money to ponzi schemes and over-hyped "investments", much like it happened
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by chimen 5y ago
What do you see? I've just had a 2 hour conversation with someone trying to get me into this "business" without being able to articulate a single use case where NFTs actually make my day better in a way that is not currently
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Tell HN: 30 To 40% of my Google results are sites that redirect to aliexpress
6 points by chimen 5y ago|3 comments
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by chimen 5y ago
I just hit the back button when I encounter such a website hosted by Cloudflare this way.
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by chimen 5y ago
Very nice. I just can't trust FB with my children's time/attention.
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by chimen 5y ago
Oh yes you can, without much technical difficulties, easier than you would in the 90s actually [1][2]. Does it work as you would expect? Probably not because gmail and other ones are blocking/ghosting you (I suspect this to be the issu
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by chimen 5y ago
What were you able to do in the 90s that you cannot do now on the web? I do not subscribe to this mumbo jumbo about gatekeepers, data stealing, centralised internet etc. While true, you are literally free to use any service you like, nobody
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by chimen 5y ago
Cool project. Any ideas how much it would cost?
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by chimen 5y ago
Switch browsers then, you have alternatives. Nothing wrong with what they do, this is not the way to appreciate free stuff. We're not in 2003 when IE was your only tool. Are we offended by too many options now? I want a rendering engin
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by chimen 5y ago
i get only spam websites, that redirect to Aliexpress, in top positions lately
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by chimen 5y ago
Too bad it looks like a fridge and has a motor that consumes and pollutes a lot. Will make a great car for serious off-roaders and full time mommies picking up children from school no doubt.
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by chimen 5y ago
I think Flutter is going into the right direction. I developed some apps with it, it has rough edges but it gets you there. Dart is ok language, no issues for me going with it. My only complaints are as follows: - the dart formatter which i
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by chimen 5y ago
Your comment makes a lot of sense and is full of insight. I like it when people put a lot of valid reasons into their claims like that.

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