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by dflock 10y ago
Yes, Bagladesh is screwed, but if that [Clathrate gun]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clathrate_gun_hypothesis ) goes off, we're looking at ~60m of sea level rise. The Low Countries aren't going to do very well
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by dflock 10y ago
> you don't know what a beginner will or won't try to do when working on their own This is true regardless of which language you use to start with. Computing in general is so ridiculously over-complex and constructed entirely o
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by dflock 10y ago
Accessibility beats out all other concerns; why is JavaScript so popular and ubiquitous? It doesn't really matter if you like it or not - especially from a 'purity' point of view. 80% of everything is crap. The weird edge cas
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by dflock 10y ago
> well-behaved clients can still reap the benefits I don't think that the supposed benefits of HATEOAS actually materialise, in the real world.
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by dflock 10y ago
That seems rather user hostile.
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by dflock 10y ago
Yes, correct. However, this relies on clients using your API in a hateos way - which they have to go out of their way to do: starting at /, reading the responses, navigating down only using URLs that you return, etc... No clients bothe
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by dflock 10y ago
It seems to me, that every time they do this, they make people less likely to jump onboard their next product, making it's early death more likely, perpetuating and accelerating the cycle. They could really do with getting their shit t
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by dflock 10y ago
Why don't you just login, then...? All of that just goes away when you only subscribe to quality subreddits that interest you.
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by dflock 10y ago
Nixon started the war on drugs in 1971 - that's what you're looking at there.
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by dflock 10y ago
If you want factual reporting of events that have happened, i.e. news, then Reuters or AP will give you this, without any of the other crap.
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by dflock 10y ago
Also a slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer and yogurt maker. Works so, so well.
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by dflock 10y ago
By stocks, do you mean an index fund, or individual stocks, or some combination of the two?
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by dflock 10y ago
The Brave web browser has this built in, more or less. You give it bitcoin and it does micropayments for content you read. You can set max amounts, etc...
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by dflock 10y ago
It's not the model, it's the audience size. These guys are making $24k per month on Patreon, for example: https://www.patreon.com/Kurzgesagt - I would guess it's just a function of their audience size and the
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by dflock 10y ago
You mean like this: https://salt.bountysource.com/ Obviously, there are also lots of open source people earning income from Patreon and the traditional bountysource too - but salt is the Bountysource clone of Patreon, speci
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by dflock 10y ago
There are 9.5 million people in Sweden and 320 million in the US - the huge market size in the US would still be a big incentive, whatever else you did.
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by dflock 10y ago
They've been getting this feedback - and apparently ignoring it - since February: > Cleaning up that is not enough, abstracting kernel API like kmalloc or i2c, or similar, is a no go. If the current drm infrastructure does not suit
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by dflock 10y ago
Unfortunately, the vast majority of people either think that this kind of legislation is fine - to catch terrorists/pedos, nothing to hide etc... or just don't know/care. If that wasn't the case, then legislation like th
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by dflock 10y ago
Neat! just tried it with this json and it didn't do a great job: { "name": "vuejs-guide-test-1", "version": "0.0.1", "description": "My app", "author&
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by dflock 10y ago
Neat! IFTTT also does this - you can create whatever events and add and output to a daily/weekly digest email, which is sent at a configurable time, if it has any content.
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by dflock 10y ago
If I'm looking for a library now, I start the search on github, not Google. The github search can be filtered by language and sorted by stars, among other things. Obviously not every project in the world is on github, but it's usu
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by dflock 10y ago
I see requests for this a lot. Is there a reason not to just do this at the OS level, with FUSE (sshfs) or GVFS or something - then it'll just work everywhere? I can't see why every editor should be implementing filesystem stuff?
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by dflock 10y ago
Also available for android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=frink.android
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by dflock 10y ago
Could you not automate that too? Have another stage of evolution where you just randomly delete statements from the 'code' and the fitness function is that the performance doesn't get worse. This should eventually reduce the
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by dflock 10y ago
Vuejs 2.0 does server side rendering, afaik.
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by dflock 10y ago
I thought that limitation was gone for pixel users?
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by dflock 10y ago
It does if the original designer & manufacturer is the one renting it out - and is therefore on the hook for the maintenance costs. This is currently the case with Mercedes/Smart and their car2go service - and is probably going to
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by dflock 10y ago
You should create github issues with the relevant projects.
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by dflock 10y ago
A small static site on S3 with the free cloudflare plan in front will cost you ~$0.50 per month, with moderate traffic. Probably less than fifty cents, especially to start with, if your traffic is low. They support all the requested feature
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by dflock 10y ago
Bits and atoms are not the same.

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