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by doesnt_know 2y ago
Here's my gift link for the full article: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/30/arts/dungeons-and-dragons...
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by doesnt_know 2y ago
I don't think they really blamed node and js? They seemed pretty aware that it was the overall arch of the thing that made it non-viable. > Each of the seven sections on the image represents a browser tab that Puppeteer needs to kee
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by doesnt_know 2y ago
Yeah, small, invite-only "walled garden" style communities are definitely the future of the web. There has always been those of course, but I think they will just end up becoming the default, rather then the fringes. And the thing
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by doesnt_know 2y ago
I agree with the OP, you have impeccable taste. I fairly recently watched a documentary on Dieter Rams and have been somewhat obsessed since, looking forward to going through your back catalogue of posts. Whenever I get the urge to go full
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by doesnt_know 2y ago
The points on all the tiles are messed up and there are tiles with random squiggles where there should be letters...
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by doesnt_know 2y ago
I think the end result for email is going to be the same as with mobile numbers. Just block everything by default unless they are in your contacts. Enormous amounts of email will be generated but no one will ever see it.
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by doesnt_know 2y ago
Learn about SpaceOS => Just goes to a page with no information on it... Is it a ChromiumOS fork or something? Seems to only mention web applications and the only visible screens are a browser window.
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by doesnt_know 2y ago
I love these radial menus in games, specifically the non-hierarchical type best represented in the article via the “Grand Theft Auto V (2013)” example. They are extremely common these days and I think for good reason, if you utilize multipl
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by doesnt_know 2y ago
It's not even a good search engine. I was constantly asking for sources, so I figured I would just add it to the "Customize ChatGPT" to always include the source when possible. Giving instructions to a model seems to be a mon
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by doesnt_know 2y ago
> Most desktop environments will allow windows to supply their own decorations if they wish but will provide a default implementation on the server side as an alternative. GNOME, in their infinite wisdom, have decided that all clients mu
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
What you're describing as a "super-genuis" is just someone that thinks they know it all after reading some introductionary material. They don't know what they don't know so they think they're "done".
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
> But then, rockets started failing. Only two of the seven launches of the company's "Rocket 3" vehicle were successful. I would personally rather not have some no frills, go fast and break things startup destroy space tou
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
I write fund management software and the worst possible requirement you can ever read is "on business days". When you consume data and trade in global markets, figuring this out is non-trivial and usually process specific.
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
I'm more of a manga reader then a western comic one, but why would there be sentiment against this? In what way is the reading order of panels up to interpretation?
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
> SDC now supports many very advanced features (static ifs, string mixins, CTFE) of D, but not many basic ones. This is a development choice to allow the architecturing of the compiler around the hardest features of the language. As a co
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
That's the system we live in. Feels pretty natural that people will optimise for the effort/$ ratio if they have the power to do so. Sitting in my home AC'd office, making a computer do things and getting paid more then basic
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
"VCware" is a nice succinct term to use, I hope it catches on in the wider tech/power user scene and the first comment about any launch is whether it's "vcware". Of course it will be a bit awkward here on HN du
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
Share what you’ve seen then? The industry has a long history of people making promises they never deliver on. Every wave of tech has them, “AI” has pulled them all out of their holes once again…
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
The surrounding text explains that several CAs didn’t like having to spend resources doing revocations and intentionally made the disclosure process more onerous. Responsible disclosure is a courtesy that should not be extended to bad faith
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
One is that the previous note said for non-profit use which could be interpreted as part of the license terms I suppose? While now it’s specifically under the GPL you can sell the source and any modifications. But as you say the assets are
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
It’s a pretty easy guess at this point since there isn’t much else of value published on that domain.
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
Isn't putting this onto the consumer a little bit of a cop out? This enormous global system of powerful corporations and nation states crafted this system because it was in their best interest. Feels sort of tone deaf to say "well
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
I'm sure you're aware, but thought I'd drop this for our American friends. Australia and New Zealand (where I'm from) share Tall poppy syndrome[1] and going by that Wikipedia page, there are various over countries that h
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
Yeah understood, the tool itself is cool. I think it will be something I keep bookmarked and check out when I’m working with a feature or sql syntax I’m not familiar with to see how it differs (or not) across dbs. Thanks for making it.
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
Cool idea, I've always wondered what it would look like to build a relatively large DB heavy stack where you use only standard SQL. I like the concept of being able to switch out DBs if you want to run it in different contexts (maybe S
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
I understand this isn't exactly what you meant, but The Pokemon Mystery Dungeon[1] series is one interpretation of that idea. Basically a Pokemon roguelike. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon_Mystery_Du
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
Agreed, I either wait until a show is complete and get a recommendation from a friend to binge the whole thing or just check one of the Disney+ "safe bet" brands. At least you know somebody has put a marginal amount of thought and
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
> could be solved if every guy had a genuine platonic friend who is a girl. No data point other than every guy that I know who has close friend girls, never had problems with masculinity or something. And the opposite is true as well. Fe
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
I guess the difference is in the severity of the persons mental health issues. If you're otherwise healthy, but never learned or have been discouraged from doing "the basics" like talk about how you are feeling with your love
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by doesnt_know 3y ago
> AWS support is so nice, you can't believe it. It's actually sort of ridiculous. AWS has the best support I have ever interacted with. I mean, our org certainly pays enough for it but it's so completely unusual in tech, o

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