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by danuker 3y ago
I'd argue not just clarity, but correctness wrt. order of operations.
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by danuker 3y ago
... says an unidentified entity serving you a website.
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by danuker 3y ago
Ugh. Mine is 3 pages long. "Bro there is no way you have a resume that can't fit on one page"
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by danuker 3y ago
My worry exactly! Ideally we should need no jobs, and machines should do all the work.
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by danuker 3y ago
> By replacing labour with robots and not compensating them, you're sending a clear message that you don't respect people and the value that they bring. I see many problems with this statement: - Is a new robot-only company fai
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by danuker 3y ago
> This isn't helping, this isn't even "a way to push back" Even if you only take the racket this project made here, the inspiration resulting from it is bound to make the world a better place. Even the author said: &q
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by danuker 3y ago
Firmware on an oven? My cheap dehydrator has a thermostat and a on/off switch. My cheap oven also has a timer. How is software warranted on an oven?
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Dasher – efficient and accessible text entry(inference.org.uk)
2 points by danuker 3y ago|0 comments
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by danuker 3y ago
I deploy my static blog via rsync. I also have Isso [0] on it. No need for a back-end web framework or anything. [0] - https://isso-comments.de/
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by danuker 3y ago
In the EU in particular, there's the nZEB standard, which became a requirement for new buildings. This makes the initial costs higher, but the ongoing ones lower.
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by danuker 3y ago
The wall manifests as prices. When you barely make ends meet in spite of being a skilled worker, something is off.
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by danuker 3y ago
There are two more charts at the bottom: looks like both Ford and Chevrolet are overestimating in cool temperatures. But during higher ones they match EPA.
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by danuker 3y ago
Sadly it pays off. The biggest ones are the worst. Windows has been rewriting boot loaders and bullying smaller companies with SmartScreen Application Reputation. Android has forced everyone through FCM (or suffer degraded experience). Appl
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by danuker 3y ago
The manipulators mostly reach for low-effort high-exposure interventions. They wouldn't actually engage in honest debate.
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by danuker 3y ago
Also, instead of the button interface, she should check out Dasher text input: http://www.inference.org.uk/dasher/
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by danuker 3y ago
When have you last physically given someone something written?
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by danuker 3y ago
It gets more and more difficult to find "something elses" as each of them gets blocked or censored.
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by danuker 3y ago
Sometimes breaking the flow with something else the user enjoyed, for variety, keeps the user more engaged. But this behavior should be controllable by the user.
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by danuker 3y ago
> You can hear your neighbor taking a piss at night. That is true, I hear the flushing when it's silent, but I don't notice it when I am watching some video, nor does it wake me up. Occasionally the neighbors have a party and I
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by danuker 3y ago
Ah! Listing it is too hard, but charging it isn't.
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by danuker 3y ago
On what basis do you call individual homes "ideal density"? I like to have a lot of amenities within 5-10 minutes of walking. That is not quite achievable without apartments.
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by danuker 3y ago
Well, at least on Google Trends, "Dart programming" is 4-5x more searched for than "Clojure programming".
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by danuker 3y ago
It's funny how a trillion-dollar company is playing cat-and-mouse with a few free software projects, and losing most of the time.
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by danuker 3y ago
How is rent setting record highs, in spite of the population drop?
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by danuker 3y ago
Good point! I didn't realize this. In Romania where I'm from, cash on delivery is very common. But the scheme couldn't work with credit cards. Very few people encrypt email, and undoubtedly they would send sensitive data.
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by danuker 3y ago
Oh! The customers would also verify their e-mail address at the same time, by sending a message from it. But of course, to do any analytics, you'd have to parse the messages.
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Ask HN: Have you ever done mailto: abusement?
8 points by danuker 3y ago|11 comments
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by danuker 3y ago
> to remedy a form submission The correct way to deal with an error in general is to return the form as filled by the user on the error page. Sadly so many SPAs just ignore this, that I usually manually copy before submitting any meaning
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by danuker 3y ago
The heat death of the universe hasn't occurred yet, either.
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by danuker 3y ago
living has a 100% chance of killing us

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