illegalmemory

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by illegalmemory 4y ago
Not only in Emails but also auto-generated blogs. I really don't want to waste time on some generated content and realizing later it simply doesn't work.
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by illegalmemory 4y ago
I would take something said by an employee on a public platform with a grain of salt. Specially after how Elon recently treated employees not agreeing with him.
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by illegalmemory 4y ago
From your comments history, it looks like you have strong feelings against India, which might be leading to a negative bias. But such favoritism is prevalent in all cultures to some extent.
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by illegalmemory 4y ago
There are some text-shadow effects added in the css making it look blurry. > 4px 0 #00FFFF35, -4px 0 #FF000035
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by illegalmemory 4y ago
This is interesting, do you have paying customers ?
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by illegalmemory 4y ago
Apple Music Web version is made using Svelte https://beta.music.apple.com/us/browse
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by illegalmemory 4y ago
If it includes stay, they generally charge some amount. ( Basically Stay + food )
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by illegalmemory 4y ago
There are centers in India where many people pay for a very very similar concept. They are called "Vipassana" centers ( people are not allowed to talk also ). The whole idea is to detox ( no internet / mobile / even talk
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by illegalmemory 4y ago
Please check paddle, another decent option for solo founders.
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Using Rust for writing Node.js modules(blog.techfund.jp)
1 points by illegalmemory 4y ago|0 comments
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by illegalmemory 4y ago
"On the opposite end of the spectrum is Elliott Carter. He intentionally tried to avoid repetition in his works." Yes, exactly ! That is why Elliott`s work sound like instruments talking to one another, like 4 instruments talking
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by illegalmemory 4y ago
"Belief" can be anything that doesn't mean that results will be wrong. Ramanujam believed if he can figure out Infinity he can "meet / understand / reach" Goddess Mahalakshmi.
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by illegalmemory 4y ago
I think developers do pay a Lot for hardware tools ( Mac / screen / custom keyboard / IOTs they will never play with and so on ). They just don't pay much for software tools. Marketing / Sales people will not pay t
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Rust's Problematic Reliance on GitHub(old.reddit.com)
15 points by illegalmemory 4y ago|17 comments
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Rust Governance Update from April(github.com)
1 points by illegalmemory 4y ago|0 comments
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by illegalmemory 5y ago
This seems related https://github.com/chriseth/notes/blob/186d7ea0742336ed38e39... "TrueBit - Off-Chain Computations for Smart Contracts"
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by illegalmemory 5y ago
For me it taught, that how open independent systems, talking same language, can come together and build something truly open. If you don't like one library, you can write/find another and just plug that in. Such beauty.
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by illegalmemory 5y ago
I am also looking for a similar robust laptop with Lan Port, headphone jack, good battery life and decently competitive CPU. I have been using multiple Macbooks from past 10-12 years and have seen the machine degrade over time both in term
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by illegalmemory 5y ago
Interesting ! I tried similar results for 'Benzin Rammstein' and got 'Kill me by My Final Second'. I can see how it is relevant result since both have somewhat similar small guitar segment. But I ended up not liking the
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by illegalmemory 5y ago
99999 * 9999 also yields wrong result
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Record, replay and measure user flows in Chrome(developer.chrome.com)
1 points by illegalmemory 5y ago|0 comments
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by illegalmemory 5y ago
"It’s a common fallacy of tech people to think that all problems are of a technical nature" Exactly! Computers will be sold somewhere, parts will be bought from some countries / vendors, using money issued by governments, con
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by illegalmemory 5y ago
I have created UPI ID directly with bank and there is no need of any third party app. It can be used to transfer money directly without sharing bank and card details.
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by illegalmemory 5y ago
5 heros on vacation for 7 days, and coming back and finishing the work in next 5 days is more comfortable position than 50 clueless engineers claiming work will be over in 4 days.
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by illegalmemory 5y ago
I agree, but that is beautiful right? The choice is in user’s hand if they want to interact with content or not. If they don’t want to read the content from that publisher in future they can simply do that, rather than getting three drip m
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by illegalmemory 5y ago
It is completely possible to sell closed source applications even using QT. ( It is all about how you link your QT libraries ) I think the main reason is abundance of frontend devs and quick to start using Electron.
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The Siddhachal Caves are rock-cut monuments with Jain collosi(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by illegalmemory 5y ago|0 comments
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by illegalmemory 5y ago
One of the little feature of reader mode I love is, if you time it correctly (before loading all javascript of the page) you can skip a lot of prompts ( subscribe to read / monthly limit reached and so on )
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The ingenious way Elvis Presley even made money off his haters(cbc.ca)
2 points by illegalmemory 5y ago|0 comments
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by illegalmemory 5y ago
Thanks for sharing, this is cool! But in most of such projects I have seen is lack of continuity in generated content. From a bird eye view things look natural but as soon as you observe the content, a little closer, things start to fall

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