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Does it use a centralized database of all known software?
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Now add fire, glitter, snowflakes and market towards extremely online aesthetics subcultures.
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> Nano > Instead [of miner fees], participants on the nano network are driven by external incentives, such as helping maintain an instant payment network they can use without fees. Is this a 1st April joke?
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> throwaway675309 Are you afraid of Roko's Basilisk?
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Yep, but there's no need in the client-server architecture anymore then. We've built the current stack based on assumptions about the place computers occupy in our lives. With machine learning models, it could be completely differ
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The chickens are agile enough to lay eggs on their own
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FAANG companies probably have enough money for additional space and employees to look after the chickens
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We should normalize having chickens in the office.
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This is a very individualistic position, to the point of being self-centered. Not everyone sees themselves as the "consumer" of happiness. Sometimes we are in a position where we are producing it for the others. For example, kids
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Why are we at the stage where one needs a throwaway account for such a normal opinion. Society, huh
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Ooof. Didn't realize it. Still, I believe the same applies, we can't dynamically analyze pointers at the time scoping must be settled.
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It's not that simple, because you can't find where super is called in the general case. Consider: `var foo = { bar: super }; foo['b' + 'a' + 'r']();` - you need to evaluate it in order to define scopi
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> The study compared the growth of both Catholic and Protestant cities This is misunderstanding of the thesis. Ideas make changes _possible_. It's not like there is simply more change in places where more people adhere to the new id
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> What if your clients are using Chrome extensions that affect how the page is rendered? How can you replicate that? You should not rely on anything on the client side, just accept the fact you don't control the code that is run th
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> good for everyone else Content creators are tied economically to advertisers.
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This is the unfortunate situation we are in: software vendors are being banned by the governments from executing code on client side of websites. It is mostly bad for European countries though, because inability to use advanced analytics co
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> Users would soon find themselves locked into a system that proves they loaded the ads. How would it be possible to implement without dropping the current web standards and starting the web from zero?
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Ask HN: Let's Advertise Adblockers?
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Public goods exist.
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Definitely not my favorite, but useful enough. A cheatsheet for `lens` haskell library: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/ekmett/lens/images/Hi...
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> Stuff like Dall-e is still far from producing anything like that It is not, you just have to try many times and post-process a lot.
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Arion is a Nix wrapper tool for docker-compose. Nix is handy for use as a template language. It is actually closer to a general-purpose language than to a template engine, so I guess what you want can be implemented manually, since it only
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The code is open source at least part of the time, and the attack vectors are well studied now (at least for EVM-based chains).
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Never, assuming current legislation. First of all, it is not formalized (despite being written with the use of bureaucratic language). So, there's no way to validate the output. Secondly, juridical system is based on authority of the s
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Well you rented the space but not the absence of sound in it. That's what sharing appartments means.
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Did they do it in the property you rented? If not, what's your problem exactly?
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You are implying that the primary use case is the same for everyone. Consider this counter example: what if I want a phone to use a navigator app in my car (to leave it always on charge)? Battery life would not be important at all.
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> It's only cheaper if you're looking at a single purchase, not over time. It's not entirely true, if you don't buy a new phone and simply live with a battery not holding power for more than a day, you get both cheape
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> Non-replaceable batteries have NO redeeming qualities in my opinion Non-replaceable batteries contribute to lowering the price. If the producer can expect to sell more copies of the same product, the price of a single item can be lower
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Yeltsin was quite different from the successor in question. He "gave up" his "family" ruling in exchange for security guarantees. USA probably should've chosen a stronger leader to support, but there wasn't muc

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