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by fallat 4y ago
We'll live in a new paradigm: Earth plus Airpods!
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by fallat 4y ago
Pretty much this in a vague way. Obviously not exactly as the comment is written, but yes, it should be measured in the actual usage of the tokens.
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by fallat 4y ago
Ok so let's make a UI that asks for your credit card and which host you want... This has nothing to do with the web servers IMO. Even if we give people the configuration done there will still be other issues. It has to be as easy as pr
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by fallat 4y ago
Nice to see some data 2 years later to back this up https://ecc-comp.blogspot.com/2020/08/80-of-software-is-usel...
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by fallat 4y ago
ActivityPub is a better email than email. Wait and see.
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by fallat 4y ago
What do you propose if both are flawed? No law and no code? Banks use and are subject to both too...
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The Ambivalence of Assembly(len.falken.directory)
2 points by fallat 4y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 4y ago
What I mean by this is how can we still use "assembly looking code" without separating ourselves too far from the reality at the end of the day all computers are running machine code... hope I make sense X)
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by fallat 4y ago
Still surprised to this day there isn't some installer that just handles everything once you give it a webhost and the payment processor you want.
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by fallat 4y ago
Relevant http://len.falken.directory/philosophy/when-will-web-browser...
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A journey to improving the plain text experience on mobile and web(len.falken.directory)
2 points by fallat 4y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 4y ago
Yes you just clone the folder and that's it... I've moved machines several times and this "just works". I think you're making a big mistake leaving pass :). pass is just a UX for PGP. PGP enables a lot more. Learn o
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by fallat 4y ago
It's already happened to them in 2017 and during my interview with them (after the 2017 crash), the interview was basically me interviewing them asking them what they're doing and it all checked out. Their biggest mistake was grow
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by fallat 4y ago
To everyone: 2017 had the exact same pattern. Coinbase is suffering this time because they didn't learn at all the lessons that happened to the companies in 2017. For example, you will not see this happen with Kraken. This is normal, n
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by fallat 4y ago
uBlacklist is actually better than Kagi for a multitude of reasons. http://len.falken.directory/web/overall-disappointed-in-kagi... Expresses it a bit better...
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by fallat 4y ago
Would be nice for someone to keep and publish a list of exclusives so we can track this.
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by fallat 4y ago
"of any kind" is not really true. My old large LCD TV had terrible input lag, but your brain eventually adjusts. I eventually replaced it with a quality large LCD TV because the lag really mattered when combining controller + onli
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by fallat 4y ago
I meant "for this game" - RE is not reaction based.
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by fallat 4y ago
Honestly, playable. 1. Input lag for this doesn't matter 2. Lower resolution hides the lower texture fidelity as well Clearly though very game dependent.
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by fallat 4y ago
Edit: I've changed the title to "Overall disappointed with Kagi but lessons learned" :)
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by fallat 4y ago
No beef! I thought the argument of "my experience was overall no better than with an ad-paid search engine" was enough... And how come there's no appreciation for acknowledging I did thank Kagi for existing to let us experien
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by fallat 4y ago
Author here: I guess it wasn't explicit enough! The thing to back it up is Kagi taught me paid-for search engines are no better than ad-paid search engines. I thought it was clear when I wrote this but I'm sorry it wasn't I&#
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Paid for search engines (Kagi) are dead on arrival(len.falken.directory)
5 points by fallat 4y ago|1 comments
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by fallat 4y ago
The point is that entr can then focus only on specific files... watchexec now has to add special behaviors for .gitignores and whatnot. It's way more flexible and you can alias this so you don't have to remember anything or save i
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by fallat 4y ago
Ok so it's a sponge soaked in konjac and then dried? Damn, that is simple. Could easily make this yourself. I don't even see how this is patentable... > renewable cellulose and a common kitchen ingredient, konjac gum, as a ma
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by fallat 4y ago
Oh ho, they are. You have no idea how hard they are jumping in.
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by fallat 4y ago
I'll use this as an opportunity to ask others: how large is your music library in bytes? I used to collect music until one day I lost everything (it was all on one harddrive) - these days I just keep the stuff that is now rare / c
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by fallat 4y ago
Wikipedia printed in the most compact form could be a really useful book. Obviously it can't have everything, but I wonder what such a book could look like.
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Show HN: Generative log cabins using parametric code CAD(github.com)
2 points by fallat 4y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 4y ago
I don't even get why that's useful. Just reflect on yourself at the end of the day.

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