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HN Changes Submitted Titles
4 points by holistio 4y ago|4 comments
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by holistio 4y ago
It's not nice making fun of people's names, but ever since this blew up I can't help but call him Cryptoman-Fraud.
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Ask HN: What key combination do you prefer for search on a website?
6 points by holistio 4y ago|11 comments
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by holistio 4y ago
Vue isn't "Chinese tech".
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by holistio 4y ago
Less jobs, less developers. It adds up. Also, building a team is much easier. If you bring six React developers around a table, they will have six different ideas about the parts of the ecosystem they like and use. Six Vue developers? They’
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by holistio 4y ago
...and that's why I switched to Vue nearly four years ago. Best professional decision I've ever made.
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by holistio 4y ago
Nobody really has rewards. We don't have them in Europe, and some people in the USA think they have them. What they have is crazy high credit card fees and the need to juggle a bunch around to get a few things credit card companies dec
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by holistio 4y ago
I think if you find companies who do run integration tests 100 times per day, paying 2-3k per month to save around 500 hours per month does make sense. You really have to work out your ideal customer, though. And find a way to scale it down
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by holistio 4y ago
I pay for a lot of services, ranging from YouTube Premium to Duolingo or Apple One. Also, I support a few independent content creators on Patreon. The fact that there is a community where membership is free / ad-supported and is promin
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Ask HN: Anyone tried development using an Oculus?
44 points by holistio 4y ago|81 comments
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You can adopt a Python called JavaScript from Budapest zoo(allatkertialapitvany.hu)
3 points by holistio 4y ago|2 comments
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by holistio 4y ago
You don’t get to keep the snake, but rather support their care.
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by holistio 4y ago
In the case of Nuxt (which by default uses basically the same paradigm) I could circumvent this by using the package @nuxtjs/router. I have no idea why this is the default behaviour, it sure feels something like a lot of people put a l
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by holistio 5y ago
"AltWinDirStat" could totally be a German town.
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by holistio 5y ago
They have plastic ones now for 79 euros. I would have probably bought one of those had they appeared earlier.
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by holistio 5y ago
Hungarian here! The Gömböc is awesome, I have a small aluminium one on my bookshelf. You can get one here, I think they (I'm not affiliated) ship internationally: https://gomboc-shop.com/
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by holistio 5y ago
Switzerland and...?
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by holistio 5y ago
What's the threshold over which you believe crime is no longer okay? AirPods Max? Only $549. A MacBook? Only $2000. A car? Only $20000. Does someone have to burn my house down for it to be worthwhile for the police?
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by holistio 5y ago
Same here. I come to HN to sense the heartbeat of the industry. What are the opinions, the controversies, the trends, the public sentiment. It's not even the technicalities that interest me herer.
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by holistio 5y ago
Vegans, too!
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by holistio 5y ago
33 people, whether in an Italian city or on Mars is awfully not enough to conclude anything.
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by holistio 5y ago
I guess you are referring to the previous generation. The newest is really good, in fact I think it's the best remote I've ever used.
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Ask HN: Where would you start looking for development clients?
73 points by holistio 5y ago|33 comments
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by holistio 5y ago
Including folks who work in the field - I've never heard "I just got a job at Alphabet".
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by holistio 5y ago
We have (had?) IRC, it was basic but compared to the era it thrived in it was way better than what we have today, compared to what's possible today.
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by holistio 5y ago
> I'm guessing you bought something with prebundled apps At a certain point I compiled my own distros, I recommend RFDVL (read first, downvote later).
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by holistio 5y ago
I have previously used basically any open source operating system you can name. From Ubuntu through building Gentoo or building my own LFS all the way to trying NetBSD and QNX on desktop - silly, I know. I've been a Mac user ever since
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by holistio 5y ago
I first read the title as "Globally Distributed Progress" and I was like "if an article with this title made it to the front page of HN it must sure be some interesting read. I am now slightly disappointed.
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by holistio 5y ago
You should not only point out that withholding your data is not a nice to have feature, but also that it is illegal. A lot of gates open up once companies smell the power of the law, and anyone from their support likely _has to_ escalate an
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by holistio 5y ago
First I was like "what's the big deal" and then I realised this thing runs in the browser.

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