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by detaro 1y ago
To me the motivation seems more along the lines of "we build lots of different systems that deal in the same domains" (because they are deep in microservice land, have apps for all kinds of platforms, ...) "lets make sure the
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by detaro 1y ago
So, valid targets for US enemies now?
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by detaro 1y ago
The iPhone opened up the smartphone market to many many more people. We had smartphones before, but it didn't need to convert their tiny userbase to be a success (and I know some people who stuck with PocketPC-based smartphones for qui
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by detaro 1y ago
What do you like specifically about it?
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by detaro 1y ago
Because the average webdev and website operator want Google Analytics, Youtube embeds, ... and not think about how to do it differently, and the applies to most government agencies the same it applies to companies.
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by detaro 1y ago
QR codes are commonly considered a type of barcode. cf wikipedia: "A QR code, quick-response code, is a type of two-dimensional matrix barcode"
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Innovation takes a backseat at small companies as tariffs become a full-time job(abcnews.go.com)
3 points by detaro 1y ago|0 comments
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by detaro 1y ago
the API has afaik nothing to do with HN itself, its a read-only copy for API users, not what backs the actual site.
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by detaro 1y ago
since when do people not sell GPL games?
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by detaro 1y ago
Most airplanes can dump fuel, but it's not an immediate thing, so not really applicable here (and obviously doing it over a city is to be avoided as well). It's primarily needed for weight management in planes that can take off he
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by detaro 1y ago
no.
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by detaro 1y ago
> Hi Product Hunt! this is not product hunt...
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by detaro 1y ago
> The end result was the method-level modification history, including timestamps and authorship info, was lost, since it didn't fit into git's model of treating everything as text files or blobs. That seems odd, they seem eas
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A discovery in Yellowstone National Park led to the development of PCR(richmondscientific.com)
2 points by detaro 1y ago|0 comments
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by detaro 1y ago
the 15 is a copy-paste error (footnote)
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by detaro 1y ago
No, the milk processing doesn't really do anything like that. The primary problem with raw milk (and why selling it is heavily regulated/banned in many places) is pathogens/bacteria, not that it can't be digested.
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by detaro 1y ago
Doesn't seem like everyone sees it that way: https://www.politico.com/newsletters/west-wing-playbook-rema...
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by detaro 1y ago
Later GTAs do this too, and at least for San Andreas I'm fairly sure its been confirmed by reverse engineering that that's how the engine works. Speedrunners use tricks to manipulate that cache so they have a better chance of gett
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Hollywood Has Left L.A(vulture.com)
3 points by detaro 1y ago|1 comments
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by detaro 1y ago
Which one is the article talking about?
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by detaro 1y ago
Yes, all websites need it. Non-commercial sites afaik have a simpler process.
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by detaro 1y ago
You need a government license to operate a website in China, and that's their license number.
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by detaro 1y ago
But that doesn't reset the submission date, its just an upvote. Second-chance pool rewrites the timestamp (and thus boosts a post up the ranking, since age is a big factor in the ranking algorithm), and has nothing to do with a second
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by detaro 1y ago
No, that's something moderators decide and do. "second-chance pool" is the term to search if you want to read dangs explanations of it.
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by detaro 1y ago
But it's also like much other installation art for decades. Art piece as instructions and a "license" is nothing new.
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by detaro 1y ago
And batteries store energy.
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by detaro 1y ago
So why does this make the user still click something?
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by detaro 1y ago
fun, googled for the braille thing and the best google hit was an old post of yours: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13287689
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by detaro 1y ago
convenience. They judge that people using synced passkeys is better than people finding passkeys annoying and not using passkeys at all.
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by detaro 1y ago
Yes and no. It is a by-product of oil wells, but there are also pure gas fields only harvesting it.

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