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by gitgud 4y ago
I think this is just a super old website, I wouldn't consider them all "feature complete"
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by gitgud 4y ago
To be specific they're allowing transfer to the USDC token, which is a "stable coin" pegged to the USD currency and owned by coin base. This is a fairly low risk move by Stripe, as USDC is more open and trusted than USDT (Tet
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Adobe-Figma deal: “I've never seen a level of investor hatred like this”(finance.yahoo.com)
46 points by gitgud 4y ago|16 comments
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by gitgud 4y ago
Is having 2 passwords to login considered 2-factor? Or single-factor because they're both the same type of authentication...
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by gitgud 4y ago
Just curious, isn't that gaussian blur effect reversible in some cases... so these pictures could be de-blurred to some extent right?
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by gitgud 4y ago
Godaddy complains with other browsers... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32093987
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The “Vote with Your Feet” Philosophy(votewithyourfeet.com)
3 points by gitgud 4y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 4y ago
Very nice! not sure if you've heard of [1] ShaderToy, but it's pretty good for sharing/viewing shaders online. [1] https://www.shadertoy.com/
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by gitgud 4y ago
Yes, as soon as I saw "Modern UI" I rolled my eyes and thought of common modern web components and how annoying they can be.... loading spinners, animations, annoying transitions. I was also pleasantly surprised at the speed and s
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by gitgud 4y ago
> it's good principle to not have to give this permission. Well consider that when you go to a proxied version of HN, you're essentially giving an opaque server "permission" to view all your traffic it sends to Hacker
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by gitgud 4y ago
> I decided to lead by example and delete all socials, even reddit or linkedin Or instead just put the phones on the other side of room when watching a movie...
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Show HN: Everything's Normal in Three.js(benwinding.com)
2 points by gitgud 4y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 4y ago
> You can do this directly in the browser without JS—in exactly the way shown by the example I just gave: by using a browser that is capable of editing and sharing docs (directly). So your users will need a specific browser to use your
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by gitgud 4y ago
It's amazing how easily a child could accidentally infect a PC with malware in those days. Consider this common workflow, which would infect a computer in a few minutes: Open up Internet Explorer, type "free song download", c
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by gitgud 4y ago
> Presumably privacy.com knows your real identity If privacy.com doxed their users for some random company, that would ruin the whole purpose of their service...
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by gitgud 4y ago
> Australia kinda does this with their `.id.au` Interesting, is there any links/documentation on this? Is it for every citizen or something?
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by gitgud 4y ago
> Maybe in another 30 years, we will have gained the technological insight to be able to figure out how to have a team full of people to work on a single server at the same time Single repository, yes. Single development environment, n
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by gitgud 4y ago
Season passes for ski resorts are a similar concept. A one-time payment can get you unlimited access to multiple resorts. They've been doing this for decades, so they've proven the concept works.
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by gitgud 4y ago
Some things at certain scales are just not the main priority. This means security might not be valued, but that is a risk the business is taking in order to more resources towards the multitude of problems start-ups face...
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by gitgud 4y ago
I have never seen a company inform all users that they will automatically pay less for the same service...
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by gitgud 4y ago
> How is it a dark pattern or undisclosed advertising? Ads here are displayed exactly like a post with extremely subtle differences. Anyone new to the site would think it's a post and click it... To me that's a dark pattern
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by gitgud 4y ago
> Most of them I rejected immediately because the jobs were beneath my high moral standard. Earlier you mentioned > Eventually a place made an offer I couldn’t refuse. Did you need to sacrifice morals for this offer? Or is there s
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by gitgud 4y ago
True, if someone in the conversation wasn't at that event, it's very hard for them to care, unless there's a punchline or its somehow actually related to them...
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by gitgud 4y ago
Could this be done in a opengl shader? That way it could be run on the GPU and improve performance a lot. Shadertoy has [1] a dithering example that runs at 60fps, might be the same effect you have though [1] https://www.shadert
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by gitgud 4y ago
For what it's worth, Google doesn't allow you to log into your Google Account in a in-app browser for this exact reason... unless you enable some "Insecure App" settings in Google Admin settings.
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by gitgud 4y ago
Is it protected in any way or publicly accessible? Always wondering how people handle this
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by gitgud 4y ago
That has always annoyed me, the one thing that isn't integrated into Firebase...
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by gitgud 4y ago
Touchscreens in cars just add yet another layer of abstraction to the user, rather than permanent controls. You have to wait for it to boot, button layouts change in different modes, it will be updated by the manufacturer.... All these thin
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by gitgud 4y ago
A similar concept is the maintenance of physical world machinery, it's also often overlooked, but a huge industry even compared to manufacturing the machinery it self
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by gitgud 4y ago
> I wouldn't want to have these portraits hanging in my living room. There's a huge market of artwork that I don't like, that I would never hang up anywhere.... That's what this technology will compete with.

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