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by fallat 4y ago
It's shitty brand design is what it is.
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by fallat 4y ago
That's pretty damn funny.
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Steam Audio(valvesoftware.github.io)
2 points by fallat 4y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 4y ago
God damn I love Arxiv. Ever since I started using miniflux, I have a stream of open papers that comes right to me. It's like being on the bleeding edge of human knowledge.
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by fallat 4y ago
There's no way CRT manufacturing could come back right? Is OLED manufacturing easier? What is the easiest display to actually make?
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by fallat 4y ago
I have to ask: did you truly print some beautiful typeset piece? I don't get what you mean: most people I know, when they print something, expect it to be of some quality. Sure maybe the typesetting isn't great, but the actual ppi
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Paizo Programmer – now supports Standard ML(github.com)
2 points by fallat 4y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 4y ago
> I tire of discussing the potential of a theory I guess you hate philosophy or I'm misunderstanding. I derive great pleasure from thinking.
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I'm ready: Let the 100 year programs begin(len.falken.directory)
15 points by fallat 5y ago|2 comments
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by fallat 5y ago
I like writing about a particular thought which I find interesting and then share with people to explore the "thought space" with me, so I can discover more. I also write to solidify information further and record it for future re
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by fallat 5y ago
You're focusing too much on the macro and "the universe". You live one life; enjoy it and help others to be able to enjoy theirs too. Yeah, everything is pointless if you view your life through a cosmic lens. Is it pointless
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by fallat 5y ago
http://len.falken.directory/
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by fallat 5y ago
LOL, no. "CEO of warp". I like my terminal because it's a dumb text terminal, not because it's smart. At least you'll reach the majority normie users and make some dollar there.
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by fallat 5y ago
It's actually so good I plan to pay when they start charging.
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by fallat 5y ago
Optimal ad placement for each user.
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by fallat 5y ago
Is Mastodon / the fediverse, the peak of composable asychronous communities (and IRC being the peak of synchronous communities)? Just a question I thought of while staring. I really gave Mastodon a try for 6 months and microblogging wa
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by fallat 5y ago
> Where have you heard that writing useful comments (e.g. explaining an edge case, explaining a technical workaround, etc) is a bad practice? They are pretty clear about "useful comments" - by what they wrote, it sounds like th
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You can subscribe to ArXiv daily email digests(arxiv.org)
1 points by fallat 5y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 5y ago
One-point-two Web.
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by fallat 5y ago
Lots of haters here so I'll say it: THANK YOU. This is an option a lot of us wanted, and who don't like Gemini's philosophy. I will for sure support this via my participation. I do think the name has to change for wider adopt
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by fallat 5y ago
...this sounds so plausible. So so plausible.
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by fallat 5y ago
> Webdev is the JRPG of programming [...] Beautifully expressed.
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by fallat 5y ago
Wow, this is sick! Hide the hints, add more art, maybe some more mechanics to hide the fact you're learning at first: I think this could be effective and a seller! Makes me think web programming is the dark souls of programming (I mean
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by fallat 5y ago
This. They did excellent internal work, decided it's not for them, but did something good and want to share it. Just because it's not profitable for them doesn't mean it was a waste - they can use their new knowledge in other
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by fallat 5y ago
I cannot get over how much of a CompSci God Fabrice is. What a person!
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Ask HN: Where are the designers looking to contribute to FOSS projects?
9 points by fallat 5y ago|2 comments
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by fallat 5y ago
100% on the money. I only got the text wrong. Still the study is extremely valuable at probing the current state of things! I'm super happy they did this.
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by fallat 5y ago
If they don't have time to read the paper, they aren't investing in the argument enough, and at that point you know the other person is not open to being wrong, which then you respect and end the conversation.
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by fallat 5y ago
Hehe, so some context: my cousin in-law is in school and ahead of their classmates. While I was under a lot of work and stress, but still wanted this program, I proposed to them to make it as a challenge and educational experience. But life
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Show HN: I made a mobile-first Prolog editor(github.com)
13 points by fallat 5y ago|3 comments

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