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by darknavi 1y ago
I don't understand, the revenue and expenses seem relatively close most years and they seem to have a cash reserve for a little more than a year. What's not non-profit about that? I'd buy an argument if you looked at executi
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by darknavi 1y ago
> Lack of a mobile app. Minimalist design is great, but I still want an app to manage charging and be alerted to any vehicle issues. Would be nice if they had a protocol locally for a 3rd party to step in an offer their own offerings he
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by darknavi 1y ago
It's git. Just clone and push to a new, private repo (on or off of GitHub) without clicking "fork".
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by darknavi 1y ago
The fork has been deleted it seems.
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by darknavi 1y ago
I wonder how the relationship is after Google sold Motorola to Lenovo in October 2014.
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by darknavi 1y ago
I don't dislike it but I don't love the lack of capitalization. Not really sure why that trend is on the uptick.
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by darknavi 1y ago
That is a good example of a good and successful VR game, but it's also three years old.
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by darknavi 1y ago
I highly recommend reading Adrian Tchaikovsky's Children of Time series which explores this a bit. I listened to the series, I enjoyed it a lot.
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by darknavi 1y ago
True, but I don't think Calvin Ball rewards the brain as much as YouTube or video games (a personal take of course). Loads of people of all ages are "suffering" from shortened attention spans with YouTube, TikTok, games, etc
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by darknavi 1y ago
Can you imagine what would happen if we used the same resources to talk people down instead of rile them up? Some people get sent down a dark path and finding someone to pull them up out of it can really help. Instead I'd guess that th
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by darknavi 1y ago
To some extent I feel the same about video games too. I watch my ~9 year old Nephew play games on his Switch and he swaps between games every ~5 minutes. I think as a 90s kid we had a hand full of games for our Gameboys, N64, etc. but had t
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by darknavi 1y ago
I have the fondest teenage memories waiting for Halo midnight releases. For Halo 3 we had LAN parties in the back of pick-up trucks after rushing down to GameCrazy (Hollywood Video's game store chain which was attached on the side) aft
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by darknavi 1y ago
From the linked complaint: > Notably, within minutes of DOGE personnel creating user accounts in NLRB systems, on multiple occasions someone or something within Russia attempted to login using all of the valid credentials (eg. Usernames
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by darknavi 1y ago
Smells awfully like Putin's trumped up (ayy) play in Ukraine to "de-nazify".
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by darknavi 1y ago
Relationships here might also mean professional relationships. I think many of those can still survive a job transition, but some of them may rely on the fact that he is on the Chrome team doing Chrome things. Those relationships would now
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by darknavi 2y ago
Hopefully one day! It does seem like a hole in our line up.
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by darknavi 2y ago
It really is crazy how true the 1000x statement is. We use QuickJS (the JavaScript runtime he authored) in Minecraft (Bedrock) where even more developers use it to mod Minecraft. It's a huge pyramid of developers! Checking out Bellard
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Two decades of Git: A conversation with creator Linus Torvalds [video](youtube.com)
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by darknavi 2y ago
I suspect that as well. It's not that the architecture was bad, it's that it's not easily compatible to other endpoints developers wanted to release on resulting in prohibitively high costs of doing a "full" port.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Maybe their largest market is Europe? Or they make enough money that their engineers don't want to work late hours.
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Their News subdomain stack might be completely different than their patient portals.
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by darknavi 2y ago
The specific (fictitious) example they gave was $100 -> $150 due to a ~$23 tariff. > But if we bump the cost of freight, insurance, and customs from $5 to, say, $28, then they wholesale the shoes to Footlocker for about $75. And if Fo
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by darknavi 2y ago
Wow that's great. I'd prefer them all gone but stopping the bleeding is good too. Up next: political add yard signs spammed everywhere but yards.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Tap Tap Revenge
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by darknavi 2y ago
Backwards compatibility is generally a good thing. It certainly has its downsides (like security) which can be more or less of a concern depending on backwards compatibility techniques.
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by darknavi 2y ago
Maybe grok will help me generate a list of five tasks I did this week?
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by darknavi 2y ago
> Having commits prefixed by "chore:" or "docs(ui):" aren't that useful. I don't use those for humans, I use those for tooling, such as semantic-release. The human-readable bits come after that. https:&#x2
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by darknavi 2y ago
Or go full circle and use something like GameFace to render react in your app, in the browser!
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by darknavi 2y ago
Pretty sure the steam is ran through radiators and not just dumped directly into the air.
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Doesn't that file list them at the top? > Comma Two > Open Pilot

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