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by kierenj 4y ago
> Reynolds says he watched at least 10 of DxE’s clips from its investigation, and they left him disturbed for days. “I’ve actually seen a lot of horrible videos. This is the worst I’ve ever seen,” he says. “I’m not eating pork from the U
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by kierenj 4y ago
This was an exciting product for me! When I was 14 and learning coding, I got excited about the Cybiko and started playing around with grand ideas about games, apps and even an "RPG Kit" (rpg builder) which I started to spec out o
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by kierenj 4y ago
Wow! You're not wrong: https://github.com/mbdavid/LiteDB/issues/1783 Surprising..
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by kierenj 4y ago
Echoing others' experiences, really difficult to try the demo. I saw data - I typed a question, hit the button. Nothing. I need to hit Enter. Do so. Wait for like a minute - progress bar appears? Then a message about datasets. Huh? ..
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by kierenj 4y ago
I didn't see any! Did they remove it?
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by kierenj 4y ago
I couldn't find mention of comparative hardware/license/support costs for the on-prem servers. Is there that kind of resource out there readily available?
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by kierenj 4y ago
Yeah - is it not common in the US or something? You can hardly make a card purchase in the UK without it
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by kierenj 4y ago
Am super interested in the visual editor. It seems a very difficult problem to solve. Are there any examples (screenshots?) you could share?
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Ask HN: How to find/select a security code auditor?
2 points by kierenj 4y ago|1 comments
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by kierenj 4y ago
The definition of AI is definitely broad enough to cover exactly that, though.
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by kierenj 4y ago
Are there any security implications to enabling developer mode?
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by kierenj 4y ago
Wouldn't the accumulated effect be viable though? I mean, air molecules are tiny, but there are lots of them vibrating in a coordinated way to make bass..
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by kierenj 5y ago
Site (really) doesn't work on widescreen monitors. Can't zoom it "fix" it either :(
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by kierenj 5y ago
What are the prices for the various plans? :)
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by kierenj 5y ago
That is indeed what /s means
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by kierenj 5y ago
So strange! Very much add odds with the "full-featured" label. No Mission: Impossible theme (5/4)? No Pink Floyd - Money (7/4)? No Seal - Kiss from a rose? No Hey Ya!? Metallica - One / Nothing Else Matters? Fallin
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by kierenj 5y ago
I used it to experiment - it was super easy to set up a consortium, use their API to upload smart contracts, and try stuff out. Easy UI for visualising stuff. Can't think of an actual use-case, really.. but for experimenting, it was ha
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by kierenj 5y ago
It's an arms race then, sure. But why not stay in the race?
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by kierenj 6y ago
Would love to see a newsletter signup form. Sounds great but I'm not sure I'll remember it. And I can't trust The Great Algorithms to plop this at the top of any feed..
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by kierenj 7y ago
Because?
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by kierenj 7y ago
I would wager that 'better code' isn't the main (or even a major) objective of standups... getting the project done is. But both are important
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by kierenj 7y ago
Don't shoot me but - why is this "fully / 100%" important? Why is remote working a good thing? Or rather, when is it a good thing?
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by kierenj 7y ago
I really don't see it - can you give an example? I just tried the homepage and first few links on reddit.com and old.reddit.com. What do you see?
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by kierenj 7y ago
The demo video was quite small on my screen, and I couldn't make it go fullscreen. Might be good to allow fullscreen. I also second the top comment: some demos would be necessary to prove the value of the app, I think
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by kierenj 7y ago
"Output the same frequency spectrum" - takes some considerable processing! We're usually working in time-domain, not frequency-domain. I think you're saying do a load of processing to fill the gap when you don't hav
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by kierenj 7y ago
I think it's because you're not sharing any actual information (and now belittling people)
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by kierenj 7y ago
Other than being taught it, and people you know doing it, do you have an argument for it to share?
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by kierenj 7y ago
We use the concepts of commands and queries, where commands can't return anything and queries cannot mutate state. No separate stores for each, though. I think that's either more correctly called CQS, though I remember finding s
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by kierenj 7y ago
See also: http://homebrewcpu.org
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by kierenj 7y ago
Uhm, "Remote in North America only" though?

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