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by ghego1 6y ago
I do agree that getting all the awesomeness of FA for free was better, but I think that we have to agree that the quality and the scope of the project involved (and still involves) a ton of work. So it is just fair that the developer(s) of
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by ghego1 6y ago
To be fair, this sentence could be valid in regard of most big tech companies. Take for example the ESC button of Apple, or nearly any UI redesigns of Facebook, the [whatever Ballmer's Microsoft used to do with Windows] for Microsoft,
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by ghego1 6y ago
Looks amazing! Based on my experience, I have the feeling that we can judge how well Microsoft is doing as a company based on the quality of Microsoft flight simulator
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by ghego1 6y ago
Pro tip: visit the website without JavaScript and cure your dyslexia!
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by ghego1 6y ago
The amount of word feross has put into P2P systems over WebRTC is astonishing. Thanks feross for your incredibly great work!
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by ghego1 6y ago
This looks amazing! I'm currently building my CV website has a static website with a homemade static site generator, which is sort of working but not as I wish, and I do not have time to improve it. For various reasons existing static
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by ghego1 6y ago
The examples you mentioned are a tiny number of public works, that do not represent anything but what they are: very well known isolated cases. Every year Italian public administrations award thousands of contracts, only a small fraction of
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by ghego1 6y ago
> but treat them as what they are: museums or theme parks, not places people actually live and work I know a lot of people born and raised in Venice who still live and work there. So labelling Venice as a theme park or similar is really
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by ghego1 6y ago
> This, unfortunately, is the story for every public infrastructure in Italy. Do you have any data to support this argument?
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by ghego1 6y ago
As a researcher I always appreciate to see new opportunities to organize my work and improve my routines. This system does seem interesting. To this day though I've found that Zotero is unbeaten to keep everything organized. I collect
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by ghego1 6y ago
I've been developing web apps with Angular since AngularJS (v. 1) and I love it. Thanks to the developers and the community for keeping it up to date and for the continuous improvements!
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by ghego1 6y ago
Cool manuals, thanks for the links!
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A Former Google Executive Takes Aim at His Old Company with a Startup(nytimes.com)
4 points by ghego1 6y ago|0 comments
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by ghego1 6y ago
I don't like Slack that much, as a matter of fact I try to avoid it as much as I can, still I must admit is a far more comprehensive service for communicating with a team compared to Zoom, which essentially is just a video chat. So the
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by ghego1 6y ago
Looks really cool! I've been looking for something like this for a while. Ideally I'd like to make a large image to then print, I'll give this a try!
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by ghego1 6y ago
I'm not sure that Slack is a proper term of comparison for Telegram. A closer competitor would probably be WhatsApp, and Telegram Desktop easily beats the "desktop" version of WhatsApp on every single aspect. The only reason
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by ghego1 6y ago
What you describe is actually a very common thing, there's a very intelligent South Park episode on this. When I hear new music I try to understand what's good about it, in the end if younger people enjoys it there's a reason
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by ghego1 6y ago
This is a cool project, and the code does really stand out in terms of quality. I wanted to do something like this for years, but never got the time to make it, so I'm glad to see someone did it. However now I think this is not really
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by ghego1 6y ago
This is incredibly awesome
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by ghego1 6y ago
Very nice UI indeed, although the data does not seem to be up to date
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Google wants to hire the “Killed by Google” author(mobile.twitter.com)
2 points by ghego1 7y ago|1 comments
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by ghego1 7y ago
I don't understand why so many upvotes. While the underlying concept of the article is correct, and the author deserves credit for that, the argument made to support it can be true only if the reader accepts the premise of the article
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by ghego1 7y ago
I love the scrolling! My first thought was "finally a way to read the whole rss feed without the need to click on a link". I'd keep it that way. Also, I think that the scrolling feature is one of the most innovative things I&
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by ghego1 7y ago
That's exactly what we have developed at [bohr.app]( https://bohr.app ). As far as I can tell, our solution checks all the requirements mentioned in the post. We have a decentralized data storage system that supports delta sy
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by ghego1 7y ago
As a random user my thought is that as a PWA it's already desktop worthy in any environment, but I must agree that the average user does not know what a PWA is and how to use it. Perhaps packaging it with electron could be an option,
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by ghego1 7y ago
Photopea is an incredible piece of software. Really thanks for it.
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by ghego1 7y ago
Good times
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by ghego1 7y ago
Happy to see Zotero here, I use it on a daily basis and I couldn't love it more. Thanks to the developers!
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by ghego1 7y ago
No doubts that with such a name this service will go viral PS sorry, I couldn't resist
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by ghego1 7y ago
I am from Italy and every single friend of mine working in healthcare as a doctor has confirmed me that the situation is like the one described here. A friend of mine who is an orthopedist outside lomdardia has also confirmed that they have

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