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by dstick 5y ago
Wow, I’ll say. That’s 1 CPM per pageload :D
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by dstick 5y ago
Babelfish! Sign me up
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by dstick 5y ago
I can imagine the same was said when cars took over, or computers. There’s just no telling. But basic income is often cited as a solution. And we humans can go back to more creative and/or humanitarian tasks. There’s still a lot of shi
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by dstick 5y ago
I read in the newspaper today that the EU issued an ultimatum to Poland: get rid of the unlawful special court that deems itself above the EU law, or face repercussions. Finally they're growing some teeth. https://www.euract
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by dstick 5y ago
I think what jedberg's idea was is that the partner that mentors that specific startup helps the startup with their first draft. They know the startup well, and (presumably) know what works well on HN too. Saving you a bunch of time &q
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by dstick 5y ago
> plus a couple of Electron apps I’m afraid that might be your problem right there :(
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Regex Legends: The People Behind the Magic(blog.stevenlevithan.com)
35 points by dstick 5y ago|9 comments
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by dstick 5y ago
Squadrons was amazing, and amazingly disorientating at the same time. Really awesome VR experience though. Up there with HL Alyx in terms of “unique to VR”
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by dstick 5y ago
The cynicism stems from the fact that it’s billionaires in the driver seat of this space race. It feels more like a pissing contest, than something driven by scientific curiosity. The same can be said for getting a man on the moon. But I th
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by dstick 5y ago
Sounds helpful. Any link you recommend to those unfamiliar with it that outlines the concept with helpful examples?
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by dstick 5y ago
It is very similar to taxes or universal healthcare in that way. It’s not your problem, until it is.
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by dstick 5y ago
Your username is fitting in relation to the title ;-)
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by dstick 5y ago
Can I just say: unfathomable. This should not be even 1/10th this hard.
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by dstick 5y ago
Would you mind elaborating a bit on _how_ you implemented this? In my experience with Vuex and large datasets with dozens of stores, the devil is in the detail and how you change stuff matters a lot. For example, you can't just create
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by dstick 5y ago
> This is pretty a simple stack that keeps everything in one file (for something I am calling Locality of Behavior[1]) and all of them are dependency free. Not to be "that" guy but what you're describing is a .vue file. An
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by dstick 5y ago
This looks amazing - well done! I’ve started dabbling in hardware about a year ago. Starting with the Arduino starter kit. But somehow my brain doesn’t seem wired for it. It feels like all the pieces are there in my head but I’m unable to d
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by dstick 5y ago
Fair enough, but the parent mentioned that without quoting this part. So I just posted the other half. Regardless, you’re right - new projects shouldn’t use it because of unknown future problems.
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by dstick 5y ago
That's only half the story. It's "deprecated" because it's done. There's nothing more to add, fix or improve in the eyes of the maintainer. What a nice place to end up in: _"We now generally consider Momen
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by dstick 5y ago
Good point! There is an increased pressure on a public service. Hadn’t thought about that parameter.
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by dstick 5y ago
Very nice! Congrats on launching. Pro-tip: do not let others know you have or use this. In general people will instantly devalue your outreaches, even though rationally that makes zero sense. You still think and care about them, but in a wa
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by dstick 5y ago
Scraping a website in your analog analogy would be a store where those index cards would be plastered to the shop’s windows, visible from the outside. The “scraper” would come by every day and manually copy (as in, write in their own notebo
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by dstick 5y ago
This is not alledgedly but very much true. I was in the proxy business for a few years and in talks with the Luminati people to white-label their product for a very specific type of proxy. It’s such a weird field to be in. It’s not illegal
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by dstick 5y ago
I half expected this to just say “When it’s done” :D
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by dstick 5y ago
I’m afraid that’s quite a bit of self referential bias. So let me raise your hopes with some of mine: I met my wife when she was 30 and already had 2 kids. We’ve been together for 16 years now, got 2 daughters (so 4 children in total), and
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by dstick 5y ago
Only if it’s the same third day for everyone :)
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by dstick 5y ago
> using multiple sources. That recommendation of theirs is ironic considering the “scheme” consists _of_ said multiple sources.
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by dstick 5y ago
I don’t know, that seems enough punishment in and of itself ;-)
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by dstick 5y ago
> Don't try to automate everything,or you'll be just another one on LinkedIn who sends these standard,off the mill sales cadence messages with the hopes someone will pick it up. This times 1000x. Don’t automate your sales. It’s
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by dstick 5y ago
I reference that in my post: lowercase “php” would refer to the command. Uppercase “PHP” to the language.
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by dstick 5y ago
Good point. If the actual result you’re after is the 5th, you’d have to _listen_ to 4 bad ones which costs a lot of time and will quickly lead to frustration - a bad UX. The beauty of text is that you can quickly scan. The beauty of voice i

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