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by greybox 4y ago
I hit the same problem, however it does attempt to explain why it needs each persmission: Download files and read and modify the browser’s download history — Required to export data. Store unlimited amount of client-side data — Re
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by greybox 4y ago
I'll be interested to see how this compares to Nim (the other python-similar systems programming language). Very interested in trying seeing how it's 'SOA memory management' turns out in practice.
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by greybox 4y ago
Im currently writing a multiplayer game client (personal project) in nim +SDL2 which is comes with bindings for. Now and then I hit some obtuse compiler error messages, and the compilation times aren't the best. But honestly I'm g
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by greybox 4y ago
I don't want to get in to discussing the politics or ideology here, but. I wouldn't say that it's just "some people on the left" - I dont want to place myself on either side of the fence but sky news are doing inter
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by greybox 4y ago
A lot of these are fine for web development jobs, but for other kinds of software EG AAA Games, Real Time, Control / Monitoring software with specific deployment environments, Payments processing etc.. these won't be applicable. I
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by greybox 4y ago
It's wonderful that someone took it upon themselves to write this and release it open source, thank you!
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by greybox 4y ago
Seems a little petty, just because someone's making something you are using for free, doesn't mean you should get to decide on it's direction
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by greybox 4y ago
I love nim, but I disagree with the "quick compilation" point here. The compilation is horrendously slow. (by default it compiles down to C, then to exe from there).
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by greybox 4y ago
You really think you're unique?
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by greybox 4y ago
I switched to using kagi.com a while ago, and I've never looked back. I've tried to use duckduckgo before but just ended up using '!g' most of the time. Kagi is in a whole other league. It's on par with, if not bett
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by greybox 4y ago
Im pretty sure caretakers can;t work from home .... Also isn't it pretty racist /sexist to suggest that just because your black or a woman, you won't be able to commute?
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by greybox 4y ago
I don't think that the author is telling anyone to stop using Go. They are suggesting that there should be a better alternative, and there are lessons to be learnt. I don't think we should be so cynical as to just lie down and acc
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by greybox 4y ago
I've been using go for a personal project for a few months now and it didn't take very long for me to run into the: > It is a minefield of subtle gotchas that have very real implications The generics problem isn't solved
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by greybox 4y ago
While I agree with some of your points here, (Mitigating the need for intermediaries in certain situations) - Crypto inherently holds no security benifits over traditional banking. Fortran has been used for decades because it has worked, an
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by greybox 4y ago
I agree here, it would be nice if this was the case. Like you I also worry that in it's current form a crypto banking implementation for the underbanked people of the world would be a worse solution for everyone. - No human being that&
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by greybox 4y ago
Regarding the list of questions that are presented here EG - "How can we create a more equitable financial system, where everyone has access to banking services?" Can anyone explain to me how crypto is uniquely suited to solve thi
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by greybox 5y ago
Any plans to bring this editor to other platforms? As a game developer a Mac isn't an option for me
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by greybox 5y ago
I should have stated this in my question, but I don't consider Linux an option. I don't want to deal with the bugs that come with it. Every time I try to use it, it feels unstable. Mainly that manifests itself in problems when ope
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Ask HN: Is anyone working on a true alternative to Windows?
3 points by greybox 5y ago|11 comments
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by greybox 5y ago
Although I can see this as a way for a remote manager to break the ice with a team
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by greybox 5y ago
Interaction is a two way activity. Different team members at my workplace interact differently with me than to other people, and I with them. That's just down to months of important, casual, subtle interaction and boundary setting.
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by greybox 5y ago
I wonder how quickly scammers will start monetizing other people's open source projects just because they got there first. [ref] https://www.deviantart.com/team/journal/DeviantArt-Protect-H...
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by greybox 5y ago
Web Archive Link https://web.archive.org/web/20220303142658/https://thenation...
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by greybox 5y ago
403 Forbidden
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by greybox 5y ago
This is lovely
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by greybox 5y ago
Funny it's been re-posted as new though, I wonder if the author is the original one ....
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by greybox 5y ago
Yeah I read this blog post about 5 years ago I think - So glad I've found it again though!
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by greybox 5y ago
Strange, I've been getting these for lots of different sites this morning, I wonder if this is a cloudflare issue
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by greybox 6y ago
This is the best thing I've ever read on hacker news.
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Don't Build Engines Build Games. Animation Systems in C++(joeityourself.com)
3 points by greybox 6y ago|0 comments

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