grzm

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by grzm 9y ago
> "The HN community thinks that..." As one HN member to another, please don't do this. HN members are not some monolithic block; they hold diverse opinions. You yourself are a member of this community. Just as you disagr
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by grzm 9y ago
Oh, my :) Thanks!
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by grzm 9y ago
Thanks for the links. Do you happen to know if the validator accepts Atom with https resources? I'd think it should (if I'm understanding correctly), given that it uses IRIs, and IRIs support https as a protocol.
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by grzm 9y ago
I agree RSS is pretty crufty. (I've got a soft spot for Atom.) Do you have a list of validators that don't accept HTTPS resources as valid?
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by grzm 9y ago
Podcast feeds often are, though they can really be any web feed format[0]. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_feed#Confusion_between_web...
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by grzm 9y ago
My money's on Simple Terminal: https://st.suckless.org
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by grzm 9y ago
It's just timing. More people noticed the second one. Maybe a slight recognition penalty by abbreviating HIBP, but even without that, the same thing has happened to me more than once. Edit to add: There is a dupe detector that prevents
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by grzm 9y ago
intertwingly.net! Now that brings back memories! Sam Ruby, Dave Winer, Jeffrey Zeldman, Eric Meyer, Tim Bray, Mark Pilgrim, Joe Clark. XML, DTDs, XML Schema, Relax NG, XSL, XSLT, FOP, CSS and XHTML! WaSP, micro formats (and XML-RPC, SOAP, a
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by grzm 9y ago
I think you're reading too much into it. It was announced at the Developer Summit.[0][1] Seems like a long ways to go for an April Fool's joke. [0]: https://medium.com/tensorflow/highlights-from-tensorflow-dev
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by grzm 9y ago
Let's stop making assumptions about "the collective", shall we? Submit articles you think are interesting, and make substantial comments that contribute and promote interesting discussion. Bemoaning the "sad state"
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by grzm 9y ago
Looks interesting. I'd love to see more screen shots. Is there a gallery somewhere? I poked around the site a bit but didn't find one. Tthough perhaps I just missed it. Been known to happen.)
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by grzm 9y ago
Over a 100 comments from the Show HN a couple of weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13921364
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by grzm 9y ago
It depends on what you're focussing on. If I've got a MySQL backend and using different languages, I may be looking for a MySQL driver for Java, or a MySQL driver for PHP. If I've got PHP backend and am moving from MySQL to P
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by grzm 9y ago
Sleep patterns change throughout life. (Think infants, toddlers, young adults, middle-aged, elderly). The sleep pattern of a given teenager is not necessarily the same as the one they'll have even a few years latter, no external rewiri
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by grzm 9y ago
> "I thought a story [about X] would have been a perfect match for HN, but apparently not." Take a step back and think about the variables involved in any given submission getting significant uptake. A few off the top of my h
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by grzm 9y ago
Apparently the author (based on the username and author name) has started submitting their own medium posts to HN: their entire public activity has be 3 submissions they authored, and no comments.
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by grzm 9y ago
I'd agree that it's in a non-technical way. Most people only think of "the endangered species list". Colloquially, "Not on" would be on Least Concern (which is every species that's not on anything higher),
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Introducing Schematic(medium.com)
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by grzm 9y ago
Would you elaborate what you mean by "but so was Hillary"? I'm aware of three incidents that could seen as related: - Allegedly Sidney Blumenthal urged a reporter to investigate where Obama was born, suggesting it was Kenya.
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by grzm 9y ago
Setting aside whether or not the law is a good one (which is also worthy of discussion), in some jurisdictions people convicted of felonies are not allowed to vote. A vote cast by someone who is not allowed to is in that sense invalid.
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by grzm 9y ago
There are reports from 2 weeks ago that it was removed from the 10.13.4 beta.[0] I haven't seen reports about the status in the release. [0]: https://appleinsider.com/articles/18/03/14/thunderbolt-th
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by grzm 9y ago
They must have some locale detection that's misfiring here. I also see English.
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by grzm 9y ago
The stuff being reported around Facebook is certainly cause for serious concern. "Cult"[0] has a pretty contentious meaning which is problematic when applied to Facebook without further analysis—it can certainly be separated from
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by grzm 9y ago
The second rewrite was also in Python.
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by grzm 9y ago
I didn’t reference them for the editorial or analysis: None of these are sources I generally read but they were among the top that came up when searching. Take a look at the quotes in the pieces. If you dispute them as inaccurate or out of
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by grzm 9y ago
Cheers. Looks like this most recent work was primarily front-end: > "When we set out to rewrite our code to solve these problems, we wanted to make sure we weren't just fixing small, isolated issues but creating a new, more mo
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by grzm 9y ago
Yeah, it varies depending on your dictionary or stylebook. For example, MW lists: > "résumé ... variants: or resume or less commonly resumé" https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/resume
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by grzm 9y ago
> "a relatively small number of extreme right wingers" Like the sitting US President: * https://www.cnn.com/2015/09/18/politics/trump-obama-muslim-b... * https://www.cnn.com&#x2
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by grzm 9y ago
For what it's worth, Wikipedia includes this explanation: > "In English, "mate" is occasionally written "maté", to distinguish it from other meanings of the word mate, although this spelling is not used in
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by grzm 9y ago
Based on their profile, I gather they're referring to the fact that Wikipedia is blocked in Turkey. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_block_of_Wikipedia_in_Tur...

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