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Ask HN: With Apple going ARM, what will happen with MacBook as a developer tool?
7 points by cupofjoakim 6y ago|10 comments
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by cupofjoakim 6y ago
Yes, I did. Slept at the office during crunchtime, identified myself with a very unhealthy work ethic and got burnt out doing so. Many of my friends have gone through the same thing - I think it's very common if you're a young sel
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by cupofjoakim 6y ago
That's a very helpful feature. I was helping out a friend with no experience in networking setups with his first homelab a while back, this could have saved me some time :)
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by cupofjoakim 6y ago
First time I hear about this and it brought a smile to my face. I'm one of those "web assembly sounds great, but when am I actually supposed to use it"-guys, but this use case is so perfect and makes me really happy. We forge
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by cupofjoakim 7y ago
> The bare minimum for the company should be a permanent non-revokable license for the patent. He may want it to be non-sublicensable and non-transferable, which are reasonable requests. I think this is the most important thing in your r
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Ask HN: If a trustworthy foundation had a login service, would you use it?
1 points by cupofjoakim 7y ago|0 comments
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by cupofjoakim 7y ago
I'm sceptical. Are there calculations on shipping for the olivine? If it's primarily mined in certain parts of the world it's going to have a big cost in shipping - there's a reason why regular sand is sourced as locally
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by cupofjoakim 7y ago
The F# pipelines look interesting, but how should one think about this? It's a Stage 1 proposal, meaning it could actually not only be changed, but also be dropped from the TC39 consideration. Will future babel versions under the 7 tr
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by cupofjoakim 7y ago
Well, these guys do have a good way to make money. Enterprise contracts are worth their weight in gold. As you could see from the quote, their revenue has increased more than their losses - which mean that they are on their way to become pr
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
I'm with you here. Seems really counter-productive to stop a community from going at it. Opens the door for future products and/or sequels. I guess it could lead to bad marketing for the studio or original publisher if the game it
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
Depends on the idea itself. If it's a business idea, talk to people in your imagined target group and validate that the need is real, and that the way you want to solve it isn't wrong in an immediate sense.
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
Do it piece by piece. There's no need to do it all at once, so start incorporating it where it makes sense when opportunity shows itself. By doing a massive rewrite you're just inviting badly structured code.
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
Hey, javascript is fundamental to web today, unlike 20 years ago. Even if a site like this definitely wouldn't need javascript since it's so simple, there really isn't much of a trade-of since less than one percent of all vis
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
Well, to be fair, historically "Vegan" is kind of a new term. Vegetarian was vegan before, but nowadays we say "Vegetarian" but we mean specifically lacto-ovo vegetarians (i.e. still consuming eggs and milk).
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
Have you talked properly to the colleague in question? It seems like you've bottled up all this frustration for far too long, making this infected, which in turn makes it harder to talk about it. Even if it's hard, just tell him h
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
It's not for me but I'm happy that this little machine gets to continue with new iterations. I guess the only question is "who is it for" and "why is it for them"?
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
This is fascinating to me even though it shouldn't be. Since manga has been around as a mainstream thing i japan for as long as it has it was bound to start happening. I mean, fans of American superhero comics will likely still enjoy t
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
I'd love to see a case study of these effects, both the rolling video obscuration and the weird text entry and exit animations.
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
I guess you'd be lucky to get a 'next week' delivery from amazon, right? I'm a swede and I regularly order from amazon.de, and shipping from germany is usually pretty quick.
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
The web still needs interactivity. Whilst JS might not be the best thing, what would you recommend? Interactive UI isn't an easy beast to tackle regardless of language.
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
The best resource for DIY projects in this space seems to be egpu.io. I found their guide kind of helpful: https://egpu.io/build-guides/
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
I try to get 7-8 solid hours of sleep every night, and on weekends I make a point not to set any alarms to make sure my body wakes up when it's been fully recharged. In the beginning I had trouble going to sleep at night, but for the l
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Ask HN: What's the best approach when localizing large scale systems?
1 points by cupofjoakim 8y ago|0 comments
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
Oh shit, this hit harder than I thought it would. I love the A168 watch, and I've worn one every day since I got my first back when I was 19. It does where out on the edges (gold paint scrubs off) so I find I need to replace it every n
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
That does depend on the situation. We know that google wanted to buy Github, so a (very unlikely) motivation could be that microsoft bought github to "protect it" from google, or in case of no deal happening, financial instability
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by cupofjoakim 8y ago
Some of them feel like perfect for a weird little art exhibition. I personally really enjoyed this one, which just seem to describe something that has been observed in orbit: https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom&#x2F
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by cupofjoakim 9y ago
No worries, I can take the feedback (and it looks like I need it too). I'm not quite sure what I am at this point, but atleast I know I have no issue with gaining access to free booze and cigars. There's that kind of festivities i
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by cupofjoakim 9y ago
Dude, thanks for this reply. I think you sorted out some of my feelings about this a bit, and I think I understand more now. "...eventually becoming aristocrats themselves." is what I think is happening here - Bezos is a cool guy
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by cupofjoakim 9y ago
Well, if it's jealousy it's not as I have experienced it before. Not saying it isn't though!
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by cupofjoakim 9y ago
This is cool but on some level this pisses me off. What is this story about, really? Is it a quick recap of when a bunch of elites gathered and lived in luxury for a bit? The bit about free booze flowing and attendees smoking high end cigar

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