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Modded, post-apocalyptic Hot Wheels cars(instagram.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
whatever dude, good point :)
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by dosy 8y ago
This is a beautiful project! Well done :) I wanted to paste an emoji but HN rejects those in comments :(
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We're Close to a Universal Quantum Computer [video](youtube.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
Just coding out loud. What if we could do this?
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Show HN: Dasm – DOM assembler-like language sketch(github.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
Okay so circles to the line is a one-way function. But how to encrypt/decrypt a message?
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Nigerian artist, age 11, creates incredible hyperreal portraits(boingboing.net)
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What would eBay have been like in 1988?(boingboing.net)
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by dosy 8y ago
But thinking about it more I really don't think we should be ecoengineering by deleting species. I think we can modify species, and in this case I think what we should be aiming for is modifying the pathogen, and we should not be delet
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Four-day workweek by 2030 called for in China(en.people.cn)
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Pinduoduo Letter to Shareholders(colinhuang.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
This is just a static client-side site in JavaScript. Source here: https://github.com/textonly/txtmode From the README: Simple client-side static page to convert any file to ASCII text (a-z) / (English words) for
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Show HN: Convert any file to English words and back again(textonly.github.io)
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Should you care about the license?(medium.com)
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See bold thieves snatch $27,000 in Apple goods in 30 seconds [video, 2018](boingboing.net)
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by dosy 8y ago
Why the West Still Rules - For Now, Ian Morris Grand unified theory of history, focusing on the cyclic patterns of challenge that societies face as they push against hard ceiling of development using their existing methods, and have to inno
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by dosy 8y ago
Exactly. Don't use other people's code / depend on their code / services. But you're wrong about size. It matters. If your code is small enough you host it yourself rather than relying on external CDNs. Risk surface
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by dosy 8y ago
I think if the service is good enough, people will pay for it regardless of the look. AdWords / Amazon / EBay. People used these things even tho they didn't look very good. Because the value proposition was good. I think eith
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by dosy 8y ago
Another great reason to not go with gigantic libraries / toolchains / transpilation. Use small code you can read, rather than something like Babel/JSX/React.
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Death to Bullshit(deathtobullshit.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
That's a bug not a design flaw. You could fix that with a tiny bit more JS checking history entries for repetition.
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Angular Datetime – A directive to add datetime input on unsupported browsers(github.com)
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Show HN: Open-sourcing my distributed, fault-tolerant cron SaaS as no customers(github.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
You can have a free play around with it using this API key: chronos
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Show HN: CronStorm – scalable cron jobs as a service(cronstorm.com)
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by dosy 8y ago
I appreciate your Machiavellian/pragmatic streak.
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by dosy 8y ago
On balance I feel that that hypothetical is more likely to be helpful than harmful. Naturally, since I supported it. But of course I could be wrong. And it's very easy I think to say "let's be cautious" because we don&#x
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by dosy 8y ago
Yeah I think this is the right approach to thinking about these things. Careful consideration of the trade-offs and potential consequences. Rather than the "hey we have a new big weapon against X", let's deploy it everywhere!
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We can thank the Chinese for their bold experiments in recent history to give us some significant real-world examples to back up our cautions about the risks of ecosystem engineering. I think we should get into ecosystem engineering (it wil

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