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7y ago
I couldn't have said it better or nicer. Also the todo list example looks a lot like that, an example that could be simply git cloned. If the web/ CSS stuff is original you have more to show!
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I don't think it's true for modern science fiction and also for the good classics.
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7y ago
Doesn't work that well on mobile Chrome (Android). You might want to test that.
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7y ago
Yes, but if they invested/offered 20m and not just 200k I'm sure there would have been some Blockchain guys with not so strong morals around
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7y ago
"...and most notably mathematical constants to generate entangled key pairs." That reads like it was generated by gpt-2.
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Why, with all that money, didn't they simply buy a Blockchain? It's not hard, fork bitcoin, build something on Ethereum. Or did it simply not matter for the pyramid scheme? If in the end they had a crappy Blockchain and the invest
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7y ago
They shut down Google+ and that was the "new core of the company" or something like that. So I have no problem imaging a stadia shutdown after a year or so.
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7y ago
Same thing here in Germany. Once you have a registered company you'll receive lots of official looking invoices from scammers for some sort of register.
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7y ago
I do the same, because for some reason only microsoft knows those tiles display the latest news and try to get me to launch candy crush instead of helping me to launch programs. So I only use the search feature which works ok most of the ti
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7y ago
They could have used subdomains: dominos could register dominos.pizza.new and pizzahut could register hut.pizza.new pizza.new could then list and search through all the registered subdomains (and would be hosted by google).
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7y ago
This is the first sentence of the wikipedia article linked in the comment you responded to: .sh is the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Saint Helena
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7y ago
I'm not sure if its really a demise. For 99% of users it doesn't matter or it's even positive to not be associated with groups about hate speech or similar stuff.
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7y ago
The vim extension for VSCode even has macro recording!
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7y ago
My favourite story about a bug in a game is GTA. The police cars were supposed to stop you nicely by braking right in front of you. But a small bug cause the cops to crash into the players car at full speed. End of the story: they decided t
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Doing it right would lead to almost nobody accepting cookies (0,1%), so you can stop using cookies and you no longer have to ask for permission.
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7y ago
That's almost a standard disclaimer by now. If this API let's you upload an image and by request (of yourself or a user) it returns a resized version of that image, that might already be a derivative work and distribution of that
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7y ago
Ah little Bobby drivers ...
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7y ago
Creator here. A while ago I found a link here to "Silent HN" which was HN without any comments. That experiment got me thinking how I use HN. When I observed how I use this site I realized that most often I would open the link t
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Thats brilliant marketing (intentional or not), because in my mind prime day is amazon selling of their crap. The last years there was not a single item I was interested in.
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7y ago
Maybe jupyter is some middle ground. Ready to pass around, modify and replicate, but the full power of a programming language and libraries.
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7y ago
I thought the same thing: if I go around my house I achieve the same thing. Not the same epic adventure though.
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And suddenly this sounds like a telenovela.
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7y ago
Maybe he is emulating a blogging service with restricted technology?
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What I meant was: can my code be read by microsofts servers? (so tunnel = ms-server connects to the server containing the code and then displays it in the browser or sends it to my editor)
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7y ago
I'm interested in the privacy aspect of online.visualstudio.com. if I use it, does my code get tunneled through Microsoft's servers? Or is it end to end encrypted or something else?
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7y ago
Table
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browser plugins also don't exist on mobile chrome.
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I'm probably really out of the loop, but what is matrix.org? Looks like an open source slack clone? Why do they have >5 million user accounts? Is that everybody who uses that chat tool?
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8y ago
He doesn't have to sell to an individual. I'm sure there are a lot more funds, banks and companies with more then that amount of money around. Also he doesn't have to sell to a single entity, but can sell shares to the public
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