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endorphine
5y ago
Would you mind elaborating on why you chose to make the disclosure? It puzzles me because I don't see how it's relevant to the rest of the comment.
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I was so excited for this, then I realized it uses C (which I'm not familiar with).
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Original Sub7 versions (1999-2003)
(sub7crew.org)
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Sub7 Legacy
(sub7crew.org)
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endorphine
5y ago
This absurd struggle strongly reminds me of the themes in Kafka's novels: The Trial, The Castle.
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endorphine
5y ago
I remember zombocom from back in the day. This was a meme before memes were cool. Fun fact: one of the first websites I made as a kid, in 2001, hosted in Geocities, is still around but I'm embarrassed to share it. Edit: maybe not so fu
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endorphine
5y ago
Even though I have 10 years of experience writing, shipping, maintaining and operating production systems for 10k RPS scale and also having OSS contributions in some very popular projects, I'm still intimidated by the LeetCode-style pr
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5y ago
> However, some people prefer those libraries. Which is fine. They both exist, use what you like. There's no need to have wars about it. This results in ecosystem fragmentation though, which means that more effort is spent developin
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Jamstack and the end of “your database” (2021)
(sdtimes.com)
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endorphine
5y ago
IRC users around, what are the servers you're joining? Looking to give it another try after all these years.
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endorphine
5y ago
> It took years to get overall blockchain going. Then, to understand the need of programmability (smart contracts) When was this need "understood"? When was it realized? How exactly? I find it a bit paradoxical to say that &quo
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5y ago
Disclaimer: I don't have much knowledge around web3. I would probably consider my self a skeptic, if I had to. > People don’t want to run their own servers, and never will. Just wanted to point out that the last part of this sentenc
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endorphine
5y ago
> This could be extremely useful for security. Maybe even the death of VPNs. If that's true, I wonder if this affects Tailscale's business and how.
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5y ago
I'm thankful for all the humans over the centuries, all over the Earth, that created music which I can experience, now, effortlessly. I'm thankful for all the strong feelings that that music awakes. Thank you everyone putting thei
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5y ago
> He is not compelled by any force to participate in an inflated housing market. But he _is_ forced to participate in that market, even if he doesn't know it; whether that's by renting or buying is another question. Renting is
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5y ago
I so miss these 2000-era forums, I ran one myself once upon a time. I think that instant messaging apps have token over those. Nowadays it's more usual to create a private Slack workspace (or a Mastodon server) instead of a forum, but
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endorphine
5y ago
This is really refreshing and encouraging for me to hear, as a father of a 2-yo. Thanks a lot for sharing.
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endorphine
5y ago
Yes yes yes!
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endorphine
5y ago
I love this thread - it feels like therapy to me. Perhaps because I believe there's a few (if not many) people lurking around that I can relate to, and partly because I'm lacking the human connection I had with friends in my pre-p
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5y ago
I'm deliberate about any new music I hear, that I never use Spotify's recommendations. I prefer doing my own research and digging for stuff that I might like.
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5y ago
Do you have any books to recommended to someone that wants to focus on improving their sleep?
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Open letter of support for Scala community members targeted by Jon Pretty
(scala-open-letter.github.io)
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6y ago
I guess investing in Coinbase is like investing in Bitcoin _plus_ a lot of other cryptocurrencies. That's a subtle difference compared to investing _only_ in Bitcoin. Also, Coinbase might come up with additional income sources in the f
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endorphine
6y ago
Sounds reasonable, thanks!
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Ask HN: What data store would you use for an instant messaging application?
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