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Really enjoyed the read, thank you!
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Isn't that the same thing?
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One thing that's been working well for me for years: just use separate browsers for separate things. Firefox, FireFox Nightly. It takes little time for you to understand the context(you see the icon or browser and know exactly what &qu
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I built something to take periodic screenshots of Electron apps while discarding duplicates. Sadly I never got around to building more Electron apps, so it's not feature complete (I intended it to have more options). But the basic peri
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Is it really a good FAQ if it doesn't explain _what_ it is as top level info? What is this? There are no links to the original product (or whatever it is - hardware? Software? OS?) either in the first few minutes of navigation.
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Thank you!
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Forgive my lack of knowledge, but I was lost the instant I found the first equation :( H is the hash function and x are coordinates. But what is R Z?
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Auth0 can be used as the SP as well. https://auth0.com/docs/authenticate/protocols/saml/saml-sso-...
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Most of its usage is on platforms where engagement is how they make money. Any kind of engagement. Considering flamewars, nitpicking and arguments are goldmines that capture user attention, it's in the platform's best interest to
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Hey! What things related to xml are you working on? I for one went through the signing and stuff and it was pretty rough going.
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Ask HN: What are some quotes that stuck with you and change the way you think?
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Meta: Plumbing and porcelain is the more popular pair. https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Internals-Plumbing-and-Po...
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Can you elaborate, what's it supposed to behave like?
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Exactly. Although it _is_ interesting, was not expecting auto-play.
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With the exception that the reputed brands may just be the Chinese ones but rebranded. Iirc there was an article where someone purchased a port of some kind from multiple brands but they were all the same under the hood.
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Can you share links to resources you recommend about these topics? I'll Google it, but still :)
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Love this! I just started DDIA, so liked the sqlite article
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Ask HN: Most interesting technical articles you've bookmarked
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That's...worse. Isn't "using" it to make sure it's unused till you get paid worse than it not being used right now but open to being usefully used by someone who intends to fully use it in the future?
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"everyone will use lowercase (like they pretty much always already do anyway)" This in itself sounds is a falsehood!
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I shudder thinking of how it would be if passport issuance was handed over to the highest private bidder. Intuit already disgusts me with the tax shenanigans, can't imagine passports...
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- Who pays for the low latency high capacity data storage costs? - The ad-model subsidizes almost all costs for the end user. I couldn't even DREAM of storing an arbitrary amount of photos and videos and text spanning years, highly a
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Hi OP! It would be nice to have some examples to go with the article. Some set of minimum data and sample "lineage" etc. This has broadened my perception of data though, I never linked this with the good old thermodynamic principl
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Fair point. Although I must admit it affects (people like?) me directly - I make it a point to always go through the comments before I read the article as a matter of habit.
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Hey, what are you working on? :D
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You set out to do something for an hour. You're distracted by something else, taking away a portion of that hour. More distractions, more time taken away. Replace time there with attention, resources, focus, effort, etc. That's th
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Wish I'd discovered you sooner...
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This was my idea when I built Electron-vLog: automated screenshots of whatever Electron app I'm building right now whenever I run it, so that I can stitch images together later and watch the evolution. If there's no change from
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Thank you
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Code golfing!
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