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I'm actively following chess. I was confused by the article title since I know Magnus was playing recently with somebody else (Le, Quang Liem) in the quarterfinals of the tournament. After reading the article I've got more confuse
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A brief summary of my experience: 1. I never had a TV 2. I've read print newspapers (local, international) every day for a decade 3. I've read online news (local, intl) every day for more than a decade 4. I've never was activ
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I'm taking a pause and waiting for something new to pop up
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After 10 years I've stopped checking my Tumblr feed last year. It's nothing new there anymore in the graphic / web design / typography inspiration area. Everybody left, the algorithm is dumb, no more joy. However I'
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5y ago
I guess this is already happening in web development, at least, but we’ve seen in operating systems and perhaps everywhere code (GPT-3] And if software eats the world, perhaps it will eat patents, too,
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Finally an impartial institution goes after the crypto/climate question and will disclose the results in an open source fashion. That will be a milestone. Perhaps the question is: do banks / fiat money institutions cause more dama
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Same approach over here.
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SEEKING WORK - Senior Full Stack React Developer, UI/UX Designer I'm looking to design and develop websites and apps. I have a degree in Computer Science and design works featured in online galleries. In the last 15 years I'v
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Senior / Lead React Front-end Developer * Location: Europe * Remote: Yes * Willing to relocate: No * Technologies: React, TypeScript, CSS-in-JS, UI/UX Design * Résumé/CV: http://metamn.io/ * Email: bartus.cso
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Surprising article on HN. I, living in Romania, have never heard of her since 1989. It was a figure immediately forgotten. It was that fake.
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Back to the old days. Instead of search, curation. I have the same problem for years. I simply can’t find the best library / package out there. Neither on Google nor on Github, npm, Duck and co. Therefore I’ve started to build my own p
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Ask HN: What is your Web3? Web4? Do we still have a web?
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It won't stay long. `web` marks a generally available, free stuff, which ETH isn't. Let's just stick with `crypto`, it suits better.
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Agree. It's only the term `web3` is confusing. It should be called `crypto`, since it's a niche, not like `web2`, which is universally suitable for everyone.
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5y ago
This is where all blows up. Where there is absolutely no free tier. That won't be digested outside the crypto community. I see web3 / crypto is a playground for few, with their rules / utopia, but let's just call it cryp
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The author has a famous quote: in the future you’ll have to pay to work. His partner Albert is pushing for the universal basic income. This pictures me a future: a playground for those who willing to pay to work, for the rich, for those pur
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The single important question about web3 is: will it be free? Can app devs just start building without paying the blockchain / network fee? The same for users; can they just use apps for free? If not, the question is: do you pay with d
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The article sounds good. It depicts how current mainstream business models collect data and maintain control over their users, in a way, it seems it will legally challenged. But wait a moment. It offers, in exchange, and in an indirect way,
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5y ago
You’ll get there also alone, if that’s your type. Artists are independent, self learners. What I suggest for front-end is a component based approach: React, Vue, Svelte, Lit. Components are a new paradigm, there are here to stay. I also sug
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I ran in the same issue. And I've created Coco - a Content-as-Code framework to split large graphs / mind maps into small, understandable chunks. You can take a look at how Coco works here: http://metamn.io/react&#
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Highly valuable tips & tricks, all of them encouraging, which is rare. Usually authors start with 'Don't write a book' or 'Think twice before start writing a book'. I've also started writing a technical boo
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Surreal and hallucinating, as in real life: "Meanwhile, a few yards away, a mother, dressed in leather pants, knee-high boots, and with bleach blond hair, oblivious to it all, supervises her kids, dressed in knock-off Disney snow outfi
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This is a very misleading title aka clickbait. It might be true for a domain, and false in another. Yet it sounds like a general rule. For example, in my development environment, this is not true. Best practices - collected and distilled du
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5y ago
I found this 'pay what you want' alternative in my bookmarks: https://counter.dev/
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Thanks for pointing this out. It's the first free analytics service for personal blogs, websites I've seen recently. The rest is subscription based and useful for revenue-generating businesses. The author seems to have the same it
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Great stuff !! It's juicy. Basic features, at first sight, which prove very useful and extensible, customizable at a second read. Things you don't think you need, but it would be very nice to have. I use plain markdown + folder st
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What a great design!! We need more! That would make the web a better place.
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Lots of negative comments, all well grounded. I totally agree with the title, for totally different reasons. But I don't agree with the article content. However, what's sure, I won't use Sanity after this article. I was undec
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At the first read it seems to be the silver bullet we've been all waiting for: Code, design and content mashed up in a way nobody has to do (almost) nothing, and it just spits out stunning web stuff in half-time. A win-win-win situatio
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If only Assange had been Navalny
(mondediplo.com)
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