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by kanobo 6y ago
I respectfully don't really understand your point, you think there's a conspiracy to publicly falsify evidence and influence the public? That would have caused immediate problems at trial if each company made such bold false state
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by kanobo 6y ago
What an eyesore, I would hate to have lived in a town where that monstrosity was the one thing dominating the skyline.
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by kanobo 6y ago
It's in the official waymo statement and was pretty easy to find: https://blog.waymo.com/2019/08/a-note-on-our-lawsuit-against... "Recently, we received an unexpected email. One of our suppliers speciali
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by kanobo 6y ago
I've tried this and other libraries like Faker and in my experience it's not worth it for anything besides maybe testing design mockups. When a project is small, I learned I might as well just launch early and test with real data.
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by kanobo 6y ago
For those wondering what the mission of this project is: "Our primary intent is to put alt-text on your radar (if it wasn’t already), to get you thinking about it creatively, and to explore a few of the key questions that come up when
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by kanobo 6y ago
The equations are well integrated in the article and matches the font of the article very well. I thought it was some special font+math library but just turned out to be Georgia and MathJax with tasteful design choices.
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by kanobo 6y ago
It's hard to not respect the devotion and love Rustaceans give to Rust.
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by kanobo 6y ago
That a common nightmare for many of us who are more in love with the setting-things-up part of every endeavor!
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by kanobo 6y ago
Is it possible that you're an AI and we just caught you?
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by kanobo 6y ago
PSA: if you're in California/EU (or pretend to be) you can request ClearView (the hip facial recognition AI service that law enforcement uses) to exclude you from their databases ( https://clearview.ai/privacy/
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by kanobo 6y ago
He's not doing himself any favors by making that super creepy face for his mugshot...
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by kanobo 6y ago
Cool project! I think the calendar interface linking to individual PDFs is kinda odd though. Why not just list it all in sequence on one html page?
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by kanobo 6y ago
He was so brazen in using identical schematic and suppliers. It amazing to think all this is a result of the supplier getting confused from having two clients with identical schematics and accidently cc'ing the wrong engineers.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Redis is one of those things that deceptively looks like it would be easy to build in the eyes of a beginner engineer but in reality is a great technical achievement.
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by kanobo 6y ago
A question for an Entomologist - how does the woolly adelgid insect kill so many trees so quickly? They look so small and cute, is it from sucking too much sap from trees?
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by kanobo 6y ago
Nice job, it's unusual to see Python-based music tools. I think this would be a good opportunity to use two intertwined snakes as the logo.
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by kanobo 6y ago
The idea is stupid af, but the illustrations are really charming and fun.
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by kanobo 6y ago
I think the moment the word cryptocurrency was used in the same sentence as skyscraper.
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by kanobo 6y ago
If you have any interest in human-centered architecture or design in general, Pattern Language and The Nature of Order are worth reading. They're not quick reads that you can easily summarize though.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Yes, that's the idea. Maybe it's a bad idea.... but I used to hide a real key but that seemed like an even worse idea.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Getting a cheap bumpkey and learning how to use it on your own door can save you lots of trouble the next time you lock yourself out of your place. I hide one in the bushes.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Would be a great tool for those pesky ghosts who aren't aware that they are dead.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Is this better than just using KeepPassXC with a simple kbdx file synced to an online drive? It's an honest question, I've never used 1Password before.
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by kanobo 6y ago
Is it just me or was this very confusing to read? In some spots I thought it was written by a bot or generated by a gpt3 script.
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by kanobo 6y ago
I was excited to see at least some AE features in the browser or more-than-beginner type editing -- but it's more akin to iMovie or a basic templated editor? Impressive nevertheless for one person to bootstrap, congrats.
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by kanobo 6y ago
I had to think for a couple seconds to figure out what you were referring to, but now I understand how you were confused! Maybe the title should be updated to include the date.
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by kanobo 6y ago
I was afraid to click based on the title, but glad I did. Those were surprisingly useful tips, I can imagine someone making this a saas service...
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by kanobo 6y ago
I largely agree. I wonder whether people should have to pay (in points?) to comment, this would demotivate people who have just have nothing of value to contribute and those who are simply trying to gain points because it would be an invest
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by kanobo 6y ago
I'm a fan of Tailwind, but this same content was posted less than a day ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24031290
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by kanobo 6y ago
The reason the author flat out didn't consider SQLAlchemy’s alembic seems incorrect? Don't most people simply use a local testing db, generate migrations on that test db then just perform the upgrade on prod if it looks good inste

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