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by jug 6y ago
There has been a resurgence? I thought the opposite!
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by jug 6y ago
I'm amazed RSS is still supported. It just seems like one of those trusty old technologies that would be forgotten in the emergent web clustered around social networks, "mobile first" sites, Javascript generated content &#x2F
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by jug 6y ago
Yup, stock market is all about factored in valuations and others saw the writing on the wall. Since rises and drops are due to surprises, the only way it’ll rocket further is if things will go even EVEN better than already expected. I somet
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by jug 6y ago
In case this discussion is still about a 20 MB RAM NodeGUI application, I don't think this is a comparable situation because DOS was really not about developing cross-platform applications with a Turing complete styling language. It wa
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by jug 6y ago
On web pages? Yeah I think so? Which website outclasses this?
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by jug 6y ago
Strange how I don't see many of your issues on my side. (parent issue) Tab tabs through text fields only. A) No lag on my laptop B) Zooming to 400% reveals pure vectors for text as well as control decorations, even the fingerprint icon
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by jug 6y ago
This article didn't say why Flutter "1" (that was just named "Flutter") couldn't just, you know... keep evolving. Is this just marketing or is Flutter 2 a new product that breaks compatibility semver style? It&
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by jug 6y ago
And which would additionally, I assume, replace the use of bitmaps. I'm surprised this question was even raised because vector graphics is the most size efficient way to do simple graphics on the web.
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by jug 6y ago
This sounds much like the situation in Sweden including why things remain the way they have become. If it's brought to a political level, it use to be more about how house owners with very high mortages can be protected, haha... sigh
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by jug 6y ago
Yes, cost of ownership (unpredicted or not) ought to be much lower with an EV. I’d love to finally move to electric but my personal main problem is that it only really looks like a viable option where I live for house owners due to lack of
881.
by jug 6y ago
That’s an interesting take. What is the difference between building a social media bubble and hanging out with friends because of shared interests? It’s almost as if social media comes with this intent that you’re supposed to confront yours
882.
by jug 6y ago
> What do you want them to do, invent money out of thin air? You're talking of Bitcoin donations, right? ;-)
883.
by jug 6y ago
Prisjakt (Pricespy) is very deep in Swedish online shopping culture. I wonder if Amazon realizes what they are up to. It does make their website feel superfluous to me and more like what what I'd expect from a company of the year 2010.
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by jug 6y ago
Here are the pros and cons of WAL mode: https://sqlite.org/wal.html For us, the biggest thing would be that it can't be used if the database is on a network drive relative to the host process.
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by jug 6y ago
Due to regulatory restrictions? That sucks if true. GameStop wasn't even part of this other than a target. They didn't instigate anything.
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by jug 6y ago
Yes, discoverability of "good" subreddits is not there. But on the other hand I think Reddit get too much criticism. I find most subreddits besides the big catch-all ones like /r/pics good. Basically all the TV shows hav
887.
by jug 6y ago
Yes, I looked around now for a provider supporting custom domains so I don't need to change address just because I change provider and came up with a few popular ones: Fastmail, Protonmail, Runbox. Note that Protonmail is "special
888.
by jug 6y ago
This makes me anxious about my long time Gmail address. Back then I got it just because it and Google was cool, and their services had a good reputation. It was a different Google back then. If they had launched it this year I would never h
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by jug 6y ago
Sometimes I try to use DuckDuckGo more for this; to exit Google's filter bubble. I have at times thought the DDG search results are worse, but maybe it's just me unused to be served a tailor-made web, and the actual problem here i
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by jug 6y ago
Yes, I prefer it over C if I had to program in any of these languages. It feels higher level despite it really isn't very much, just a smidge that will often not matter technically, however it will for a developer.
891.
by jug 6y ago
> "So it's simple to discover and execute, and there is a financial incentive, " - please - no, this is completely irresponsible. Do you refute my claim that it's simple to discover and execute? They're essential
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by jug 6y ago
> Finance is highly regulated and arbitrarily so. But how can you regulate that people get together and buy stock? They need... 1) Internet bulletin board. That's it. The barrier of entry is just so damn low, and that's in part
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by jug 6y ago
It does feel like a watershed moment regarding hedge funds. This is the first time netizens capitalize on hedge fund short favorites and it has been surprisingly easy to cause an absolute catastrophy in the order of billion losses for them.
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by jug 6y ago
Static website generators in contexts where they make sense (heaps of the web) are still criminally underused. :-(
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by jug 6y ago
Well, anything else with rising temperatures would be an amazing discovery indeed.
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by jug 6y ago
I think this is clouded by nostalgia in case it's implying greater customizability than today. It's little more customizable than Windows 10 which has both light and dark modes for even more than the chrome, it has colorizable tit
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by jug 6y ago
I wonder if Rust is becoming Microsoft's way forward for development rather than C++ (i.e. Rust for Windows rather than C++ for Win32), leaving .NET for higher level development? The bold introduction in the blog post surprises me, com
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by jug 6y ago
Nice, that was a HN worthy article by itself.
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by jug 6y ago
Wow. 100% Streisand Effect here.
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by jug 6y ago
Microbes Sleeping 100M Years on the Ocean Floor WERE INTENTIONALLY Awakened Move along if you expected this to be a story on climate change effects.

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