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by diminish 10y ago
Cost is low but 3rd party ecosystem including plugins is weak. It s like notepad++ of programming editors or winamp of music players. Effective, cheap, non innovative Yet OK.
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by diminish 10y ago
you are wrong. I have.
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by diminish 10y ago
>> ..only reason I have Windows installed on my private computer When you say Reaper, you lose me. I have used it for a long time and it's really the most basic of all the DAW alternatives.
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by diminish 10y ago
An ad-blocker for publishers is actually very good idea. Don't forget to install on all of your teams' devices, and on the devices of friends and relatives.
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by diminish 10y ago
"One or more users repeatedly clicking your ads: Don't encourage or ask your friends, family, co-workers, or general users to click on your ad" Actually it makes sense to use Adsense only if your daily traffic is above a cert
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Understanding AdSense account suspensions due to invalid traffic(adsense.googleblog.com)
151 points by diminish 10y ago|104 comments
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by diminish 10y ago
additionally cosmetics but instead of hex string could they not use a-zA-Z0-9 in the visual output to the user to make the git command line text output shorter? 0efaa. -> 2AdC..
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by diminish 10y ago
is anyone making 4 or more digits monthly revenue from Amazon associates or any other affiliate program?
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by diminish 10y ago
I m on an old laptop with 2G of rams. it was 3 years ago with xmonad so I don't remember well but i3 left more free ram.
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by diminish 10y ago
xmonad source itself can be small but, running xmonad consumes a lot of memory due to huge ram/space requirements of the ghc (haskell) (edit I don't remember exactly what consumed so much memory). that's why i moved to i3 wm
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by diminish 10y ago
Me too I'm waiting for the "Crypto II" since few years, what happened to it :)
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by diminish 10y ago
I'm working on an old intel core duo laptop with 2GB of RAM and thanks to i3, I have better performance than the i7 , 16GB for most tasks.
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by diminish 10y ago
>> when disk space was expensive and The biggest caveat for oracle and other proprietary solutions is the /dynamic/ licensing/pricing models having an effect on architecture based on disk, cpu and other paremeters. With
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Crosswalk 23 to be the last Crosswalk release(crosswalk-project.org)
1 points by diminish 10y ago|1 comments
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by diminish 10y ago
monetization hungry websites made the sites unusable with extra and extra ads. users responded with ad blockers. Instagram , snapchat and other app silos will come up as winners as you can't block their ads and open web will turn into
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by diminish 10y ago
"..it felt quite empowering to have the confidence that, supported by type-checking and a few well-thought-out tests, my code was doing what it was meant to. " Does this mean that on what software is "meant to do" type c
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Ask HN: Technology in 2017
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by diminish 10y ago
war seems to be part of an evolutionary algorithm to select the best species or feature set and prune the legacy code, and then diversify again and prune again at a higher level.
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by diminish 10y ago
"among all explanations to a weird new observation, the least interesting one is true." What if "we" are both alone and not alone. We are part of some universal life form whose elements prefer to be disconnected from the
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by diminish 10y ago
what if creating or displacing planets to habitable zones are possible for an intergalactic species. instead of occupying they might farm new planets.
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by diminish 10y ago
There's still a great value hiding in enterprise software for startups. De-oracling the fortune 500 or de-consulting the enterprise from enterprise vendors still looks away. But SMB SaaS growing up and eating internal departments is st
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by diminish 10y ago
Most web component websites suffer badly on Firefox, due to polyfills. I m still hopeful.
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by diminish 10y ago
Cool work, and When do WebComponents become enabled by default, does anyone know?
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by diminish 10y ago
But Apple had 90% of profits, isnt that a better metric of monopoly?
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by diminish 10y ago
After all my school years working and developing on macs, some professional years on windows, I'm on linux for 5+ years. 6 months ago I bought a new slick ~2015 mac book pro to be able to develop some iphone apps. So coming from the ot
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by diminish 10y ago
As a stubborn Firefox user, and the user many of their products some positive critics: there are a lot of open source projects which do miracles with less than 1% of what Mozilla earns each year. I find, Mozilla as an organization to be slo
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by diminish 10y ago
I'm about to start a side project with a desktop web site, a mobile site and a cordova based hybrid app . I'm searching for one single frontend framework * must be fast, * minimal, or customizable * touch-first, and mobile first
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by diminish 10y ago
Actually that shows a big opportunity exists for startups in Android space. Clearly the startup world is not where the customers are due to various reasons. Go where the customers are, observe what they are doing and make something they can
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by diminish 10y ago
Why JS declarative manipulation is a much better experience than using templates?
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by diminish 10y ago
As a frequent user of Coursera since the very first days I see the following reasons for activity decline. * UI change made the interface cluttered. Forums are hard to navigate recently. The old simpler html/CSS UI was more fluid. * to

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