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You can self host a bb/forum software. If you want it to look like HN, Lobste.rs is open source and shouldn’t be too hard to self host, though I haven’t tried: https://github.com/lobsters/lobsters
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All else aside, this: > When Apple was a niche PC maker, it needed the web as a way to help potential customers de-risk the purchase of luxury computers. While it enjoyed outsized influence, the Mac never had enough share to create a suf
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I’ve seen the general idea here called “part blindness” before: https://www.hxa.name/notes/note-hxa7241-20131124T0927Z.html
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Fakes, bad paper quality and shipping damage (esp. for hardcover books which lose a lot of their value when damaged)
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How was the post edited in 10 minutes?
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A few days ago chris responded to a silly comment of mine on here (completely unrelated to ruby or compilers), and when I saw it I thought, "oh, it's Chris Seaton! I hope he's doing well!" It's so unfortunate he was
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> Are there any police investigations from democratic countries where the investigators used Telegram communication in a prosecution? Literally a week ago in India: https://torrentfreak.com/telegram-discloses-user-details
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It can be vacuously true if GGP doesn't know any millenials!
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Maybe it’d be better if you led with that instead?
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> I don't know a single Gen X, Millennial, or Gen Z (in or outside of the tech industry, in or outside of the US) with one. * what?*
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Run `xcode-select —-install` on your terminal. It’ll install the Xcode command line tools only, no apple account required. I’ve used multiple macs at work and never sign in with an Apple ID on them.
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I'm sure the good people at carnivore dot diet are completely unbiased and neutral agents in this debate.
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I wonder what it says about me that I instanty recognized what this is referring to For the uninitiated: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-04-25/sam-bankm...
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Thanks a lot! This is incredibly detailed and very useful!
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Cue and skylark (now starlark), too.
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Could you outline what your workflow is like when working with DevonThink? I've always found it intimidating from the pitch on their website, and I couldn't visualize how I'd work with it, so I think your workflow could be a
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Careful buying used stuff off Amazon. I've received duds more often than not. It's patently obvious that Amazon doesn't actually do any QA/checking of stuff they sell as "used" - I bought a pair of headphones o
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> the system that refuses to prosecute them. TFA addresses this directly.
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https://archive.ph/QlK57
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Thank you! The point on ABI compat is interesting - I guess that's the sort of thing that makes Swift truly an "end to end" language. Though at the same time, the focus on dynamic linking is a source of one common complaint w
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> The PL theory community seems to appreciate its innovations I'm curious as to what these innovations are. I've not looked too deeply into Swift - I've played around with SwiftUI a bit and nothing else - but from what I s
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Ok, so roughly speaking, 1 BTC != USD 15k, 1 BTC = USDT 15k, and people broadly agree 1 USDT = 1USD (for now)?
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I've seen a lot of people say this (and I'm sure you're all correct!) but I never understod the link between BTC and Tether. Multiple attempts to explain it have gone over my head. Am I just stupid?
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Levine on SBF back in April: > I think of myself as like a fairly cynical person. And that was so much more cynical than how I would've described farming. You're just like, well, I'm in the Ponzi business and it's pre
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I posted this because there's a bit of a tempest in a teapot going around right now in the React world about the Next 13 release, where a member of the React core team said: “Next 13 is the real React 18 release”.
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React is getting inextricably linked to Next
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14" MacBook Pro with M1 Pro for "everything". I know the M1 love has been nothing short of annoying at this point, but I am constantly surprised by how good this laptop is. Even with dozens of tabs in Brave, a couple of power
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Their team seem to still be contributing Open Source Erlang projects [1], so I guess they are. 1: https://github.com/WhatsApp
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I'm unhappy with the python implementation's performance too (ran it on a $5 VPS for a while and then gave up) but I think the Go implementation is much better and catching up in features really quickly, and I'd be happy to g
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You can use most of yabai without disabling SIP, and as a regular user the most jank in yabai IMO is some reflow that happens whenever your display config changes, which I think is largely forgivable.
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