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VJ tool and mixer for embedded YouTube players
(youtubecore.sigil.network)
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This behavior is dangerous. I would advise consulting with both a dietologist and a psychologist. > I feel that I should be resting instead, but I need to work XY problem it seems
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It is rarely good to have that much emotional investment in software (or in the money that would otherwise be spent on donations to software devs). Most of us are fairly uninvolved: you either pay or not. This must be Sublime PR department
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Imagine how many people JavaScript killed Those are good people
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The code though...
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SEC, See You
(sec.cyou)
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And yet succumbing to uncontrolled drug use for you means less likelyhood for your descendants to experience this survival bias themselves. Uhhh I guess it just works this way for some reason, what could it be?
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Show HN: Highlight Inefficient DOM Updates
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Would it be possible to fit webtorrent in?
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Base64 is far from being efficient for this use case
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Show HN: DOM Update Highlighter (WebExtension)
(dom-up.date)
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I might be late to the party but I think that the government simply should be kept out of regulating consumer electronics. Top-down control doesn't work well, and even if it did, I question the motivation. Why should my smart fridge be
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Show HN: SEC, See You
(sec.cyou)
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> Some of the most common animals found in the caves are stalactites and calcite, while others are caves. Things like this will prepare your child to the world we are moving into
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How are you planning to scale it? How are you going to acquire a critical mass of users?
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See here -> https://news.ycombinator.com/newest
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So, fostering your skill just to let someone else capture all the value (minus your compensation)?
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> I would NOT be tempted to start monetizing. It has to be absolutely useless You stated that you want a useful one in the title
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> The best case scenario is to be rich enough so you can create a bubble for your kids that lasts from birth all the way to their graves You don't have to be extra rich for that. Just don't associate, that's the whole poin
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> The schemes Zcash and Monero use have never been tested at scale with a sophisticated adversary Monero's ring signatures are not the same as ZCash's zero-knowledge crypto. Monero obfuscates, but ZCash hides completely, crypto
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Monero, and zero-knowledge ones: zcash and more recent Mina which supports smart contracts.
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> prevent anyone from hiding from the tax collectors and police Only if you use chains with traceable transactions.
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> then crypto will help "route around" that well-meaning state, and thereby reinforce the criminal capture of the economy. How is it possible that these rent-extracting middlemen (whatever it means, mafia?) can _not_ be in cont
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I suspect that this article is a propaganda piece that promotes these (false) ideas: - crypto is for criminals - it does not give you full control (false, custodial services don't) - it is possible to ban all fiat exits If you struggl
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Adnauseam does not achieve the goal, but I know how to fix it. First of all, clicking every ad is easily detectable. People should click occasionally, but from many devices/IPs. It is not achievable with low number of users -> boots
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> harmful I don't think tourists would mind a free meal
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Blocking is useless if your profile is not private.
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> In 2015, Luxy kicked out 40,000 members for being “too poor, too ugly or both.” Interesting, it goes against my stereotype: the more wealthy are less likely to discriminate by look (which is associated with low social intelligence). Ma
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Let's do this? Anyone can hit my username at gmail or telegram
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Does not allow me to play with different cards after a restart. Honestly I'm unlikely to remember about it tomorrow. Why is it explicitly for desktop? The hardware requirements are low, and people mostly use mobile for time killer game
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