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holistio
2y ago
I think the original question has some logic. If the content is untruthful, it isn't in analogy with a fruit that you don't like, it's in analogy with a rotten fruit. I expect a refund if a rotten fruit is delivered. Really h
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holistio
2y ago
I couldn't really care less. If you look at the middle part of the domain between news. and .com, it might remind you that this is a community of people building stuff, learning to sell it, improving upon the feedback. I don't rea
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holistio
2y ago
It's not directly not paying, it's not paying at all. I don't see how this is different from disputing the banking sector by conducting a heist.
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holistio
2y ago
I wish you could. I'd like Vernus to champion indie journalism, mainstream media is dying before our eyes anyway.
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holistio
2y ago
My comment or the site? If the former, I acknowledge that, I got a bit triggered by YACTS (yet another content theft service). If the latter, I'm genuinely curious and happy to make changes to our copy. Paywallskip seems to stealsy to
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holistio
2y ago
This is going to be a shameless plug here. I'm also frustrated by how paywalls work, having to endlessly subscribe to yet another newspaper or newsletter, just because you want to read one article. But this approach is... stealing. Whe
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holistio
2y ago
This feels like giving a cigarette to heroin addicts saying it won't f them up so badly.
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holistio
2y ago
This is half-baked for now. For a lot of SPA, we generate OpenGraph images if the user-agent matches a certain pattern, e.g. if it's Facebook, Discord, Twitter, etc. making a request. If you're not mimicking the user agents of the
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Ask HN: What programming language should I learn?
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holistio
2y ago
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Ask HN: Programming with Multiple Sclerosis
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holistio
2y ago
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holistio
2y ago
Am I the only one who read Kyiv?
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holistio
3y ago
thanks! this is what I've been looking for
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Ask HN: Fun electronics project made purely out of transistors
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holistio
3y ago
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holistio
3y ago
Can somebody ELI5 what hierarchical place rendering in China is?
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holistio
3y ago
I work on a very small scale nowadays, but what I have found to be helpful is "weekend fun" tickets. Nice to have things that I wouldn't do otherwise but are fun when I don't have the energy for other stuff / when I
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holistio
3y ago
Mastodon, Threads, Bluesky, T2.social... I really expected we'd end up going towards a standard with various clients. Instead this.
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Ask HN: What ticket size purchase are you authorised to handle?
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holistio
3y ago
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holistio
3y ago
I just assumed not everybody always orders the same pizza from the same place, like I do. Truffles and parmigiano reggiano.
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holistio
3y ago
That's our point as well: public stage labels helps with keeping things transparent. You don't want to do a cringe meeting. You don't want a corporate email. You just want one bit of information. Especially when it's a j
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Ordering a pizza is more transparent than applying to a job
(moonka.space)
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holistio
3y ago
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holistio
3y ago
> all of this will take money both literally, for hardware, and possibly figuratively, for people's time anyone who's ever run a company knows that people's time is not figurative money but literal money
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Show HN: Moonka.space – better jobs for curious minds
(moonka.space)
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holistio
3y ago
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holistio
3y ago
Anyone know of a reason why this isn't available on the UK app store?
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holistio
3y ago
Back in 2005-2006 (I was 14-15), I've been going through a bunch of open source operating systems. I started with Ubuntu, tried Mandrake, Red Hat, SuSE (this was all before Mandriva, Fedora or openSUSE became mainstream), did LFS (Linu
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A letter from our founder: challenge the status quo, bring clarity back to work
(moonka.space)
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holistio
3y ago
The act is dated 21. 4. 2021. More than two years old. 1.) being a part of the team working on this has to be among the most exciting legal jobs in Brussels 2.) I did not have time to read the entire act, not even sure if I'd understan
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holistio
3y ago
I've been a long time Tailwind skeptic (the purist in me prefers scoped SCSS components), but Flowbite is pretty much the closest I can imagine of something that could lure me over to the Tailwind crowd.
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holistio
3y ago
This surely is an effective strategy - have I had read about Oatly + Blackstone elsewhere, I might have raised an eyebrow. Simply the fact that they own it makes it look less problematic. Note taken, this is how you handle controversies. It
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holistio
3y ago
I live in an area in one of the major European cities (Budapest) that locals just call "the village". It's right in the middle, close to the central district. It's got everything. From barbers to art galleries, from Port
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holistio
3y ago
> I'm an idea guy by heart Execution guys often like to present themselves like that, it sounds more fun, more creative, more hip than the grunt work that is behind every success story. Thus, people tend to think being an idea guy i
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