em-bee

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by em-bee 7mo ago
if it interferes with my ability to sell products and services in spain because my website gets blocked as a side-effect, then yes, the EU should care. for example geo-blocking within the EU is also illegal. if you offer a service or produc
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by em-bee 7mo ago
thanks for those details. your approach is very pragmatic and i appreciate that. on AI, i am not concerned about a few menu items, but if we want to consider supply chain attacks as a risk, the less that gets downloaded and built, the bette
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by em-bee 7mo ago
the lack of a proper branch history is also the main pain point for me. but i disagree that noone wants a DCVS. having a full copy of the history locally, and being able to clone from any repo to anywhere else and even merge repos (without
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by em-bee 7mo ago
i have fedora. and yes, i am running make build. why did you choose wails btw? did you look at fyne? it's go-native and it seems to have a lot less dependencies. can the AI integration be turned off? i am not going to use it myself. is
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by em-bee 7mo ago
interesting, i am trying to install it to give it a try. the features in ttyphoon look very promising. unfortunately the build now fails with "frontend.go:39:12: pattern all:frontend/dist: no matching files found" i am also a
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by em-bee 7mo ago
get your company to hire a fractional CTO to share the load so you get more time for coding. you can contact me. i am available.
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by em-bee 7mo ago
that's a strange argument. living in a dorm doesn't work the same way than living on my own. so actually if i like it, yeah, why would i change it until i need to? i would change it to have more privacy or to be closer to my new w
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by em-bee 7mo ago
i love the improvements. thank you. the way zoom out works is really nice. retry and abort, all there. being able to retry after failing adds so much satisfaction to figuring out a level. the only thing missing is a manual zoom or pan so th
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by em-bee 7mo ago
can you point to documentation or articles that explain this closed-by-default concept in more detail?
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by em-bee 7mo ago
for me the problem is as simple as not allowing a third party to classify what i consider spam. i do that on my own. and what i classify as spam has no bearing on anyone elses classification and vice versa. most critically however, i would
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by em-bee 7mo ago
how do you prevent malicious use intentionally signing up someone else without verification? and how do you verify your own email if you are not technically competent enough to know how to spell your email correctly? (probably not an issue
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by em-bee 7mo ago
on most services you sign up by using an email address (or a phone number) as an identifier. these need to be verified to make sure it's actually yours and not someone else's, or a typo.
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by em-bee 7mo ago
it's probably the other way around. students use their private email, and they somehow can't make them use a school email.
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by em-bee 7mo ago
it's not lower than average participation. it is very high participation initially, and then nothing. lower than average participation would have meant that they take a long time to reach their goal. so to me the argument seems plausib
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by em-bee 7mo ago
so the only way to grow a business is to sell to people who tolerate spam and avoid those who don't?
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by em-bee 7mo ago
at that scale i don't believe it is possible to do much better on this particular issue at least.
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by em-bee 7mo ago
google marks my private emails that i send as replies to messages from gmail as spam. i don't send any unsolicited emails from my domain ever. i have nothing to sell. so no, it's not that easy.
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by em-bee 7mo ago
which system does that? neither telegram, nor whatsapp do it, and it annoys the hell out of me. at least whatsapp tells me that the sender doesn't get a notification until i respond or add the contact. wechat actually requires a connec
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by em-bee 7mo ago
that's the url i submitted, but HN changed it. no idea why. it hasn't been posted before, and i thought it was interesting. based on the comments i hope the authors read them, because it looks like they are getting some good feedb
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by em-bee 7mo ago
not at all meaningless. unless you have money to invest, at the beginning you don't have an income. i could not afford to spend $300 a month to host a new product that doesn't make any money yet. i can afford the $20 however, but
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by em-bee 7mo ago
which approach works better depends on your financial situation and your existing setup. if you have money you can invest, then your approach works. if you have more time than money then invest the time instead. when you have built up your
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by em-bee 7mo ago
the main problem is that the projectile can continue flying outside of the visible area and sometimes get stuck there without ending the level. some option to abort the level without restarting would be nice. or a way to zoom out so that on
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by em-bee 7mo ago
i love the gravity. but sometimes the orbital speed is to fast to be able to make the next jump. that's frustrating. a slow mode, or an option to hit the brakes might be nice. or going slower as the orbit decreases. smaller orbit is ha
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by em-bee 7mo ago
or even if i land in any gravitational field i'd like to continue from there
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by em-bee 7mo ago
also astronauts: "the moon is quite a bit smaller than it was yesterday" control: "i guess we'll have to go back". (paraphrased from memory)
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by em-bee 7mo ago
but why? i have to add so much milk and sugar to mask the bitterness that, combined with the negative effects, i asked myself, why do i even bother? i might as well just drink hot milk with sugar instead. now i only drink coffee if i need t
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by em-bee 7mo ago
sorting by size needs to come first. from my own experience, you can't find any small pieces if they are mixed/covered by larger ones.
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by em-bee 7mo ago
counterpoint (don't take this to seriously): there are to many types of bricks to sort by form. unless you have an inventory the size of a brick factory you can only sort by category or by size. otherwise, sorting by color makes your c
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by em-bee 7mo ago
not all technical content is the same, or has the same level of importance. this video does not introduce anything that i need to be able to replicate in my work, so i don't need to catch every detail of it, just grasp the basic concep

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