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by klohto 4y ago
Twitter just followed what everyone else was doing, and not even correctly, they had to have their own way. FB was among the first social sites crawling the links and creating a thumbnail with crucial info. When OG tags were introduced (by
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by klohto 4y ago
Thank you, spot on :) Networking is a king, and depending on what kind of exit OP envisions, they will need those contacts. One way to get them is definitely going through an accelerator (YC), but this process is time-consuming and might no
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by klohto 4y ago
Connect with a founder. NA VCs are superior to EU. Make sure to get a VC that knows your industry. VCs are hungry for good companies, don't sell yourself short. Connect with a founder. Don't hunt just for the biggest check. Everyt
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by klohto 4y ago
What is this fud? Both AWS and Azure won't suspend your account for several months, even with charges failing. Especially not if you're communicating with them. It's incredibly easy to get a hold of human support in case of t
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by klohto 4y ago
Thank you for the insightful comment. I work with Elixir/Phoenix on a few of our projects, and while I do love both, all of these points ring true. Only thing I don't agree with is Ecto. I have found it more straightforward to wor
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by klohto 4y ago
Yes, there are several. I don't have examples on hand, but elixirforum will find a few.
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by klohto 4y ago
Most game dev is OOP because most games are C++ for performance and graphics, not because of reasoning.
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by klohto 4y ago
Solar is talked about plenty imho. But every year it’s supposed to be “the year of solar”
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by klohto 4y ago
Thank you so much! I started listening yesterday and cannot put it down. I am not certain how long will it stay up, but it is gold.
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by klohto 4y ago
Sure, but the problem is on the Czech part. Once you're in Germany, it's pretty fast.
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by klohto 4y ago
We all have neglected the networks while claiming to have “the biggest rail network”. Well, now it’s the slowest, and probably the most underfunded. The missing connection to South Germany don’t make sense though. Just take a train to Berl
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by klohto 4y ago
Either what dewey said in his comment, or more direct link https://dev.languagetool.org/http-server
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by klohto 4y ago
Found them on HN randomly a year ago. I'm surprised Grammarly is still tolerated in most companies with their data collection policy. A big bonus that LanguageTool has, is the seamless language switching. I can mix Czech and English te
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by klohto 4y ago
https://languagetool.org for sure. Europe-based, can host your own server. Plus, it's the only one that doesn't seem to eat my Mac's battery. Some (might be all, actually?) parts are open source as well.
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by klohto 4y ago
Well, there is LinkedIn, as well as his company email format. It’s really not that hard.
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by klohto 4y ago
Not that it wasn't possible before, but quick-deploy Slack bot opens the gates for spam upvoting/downvoting either from the employees or serves as an easy tool for marketers to spam replies about specific topics. I think open-sour
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by klohto 4y ago
Huh, would you mind sharing the latest CFO professional handbooks? I definitely wouldn’t wanna overstep the all knowing government agencies by placing emphasizes in the blogpost headlines!
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by klohto 4y ago
hardmaru on Twitter has examples. It’s the second, the one they would like it to be.
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by klohto 4y ago
The provided info is only relative to AWS. If you wanna map geographical destination across clouds you’re out of luck unless you have reports with precise location available. Generally, AWS already provides certain assurances that AZs are s
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by klohto 4y ago
Unrelated, but I'm pleased with how ec2instances stayed even after Vantage bought it. They don't shove the service down your throat.
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by klohto 4y ago
There are other countries than US :)
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by klohto 4y ago
Simply put, missing DOM manipulation. Here [0] is quite a good summary with plenty of links to currently open proposals/issues on WA's GitHub that would allow it to do that. [0] https://sudonull.com/post/62869-
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by klohto 4y ago
Telling a professor to take C4x86, twice nonetheless, is itching me to create throwaway as well
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by klohto 4y ago
What? On what basis are you going to sue them? That they have the same name? They don't even have any product.
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by klohto 4y ago
That Starnix link is so weak that even 9to5google is second result. What’s up with the obsession that naming needs to be unique? > What is the Starnix IT website? > Searches “Starnix” > Oh no, the first result isn’t what I’m lookin
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by klohto 4y ago
Wat? Where are you getting this from? Europe is completely fine from electricity standpoint. Most are doing deals with countries that have nuclear plants. Finland isn’t rationing anything either.
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by klohto 4y ago
Canine Implants
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by klohto 4y ago
> He is no longer an employee of Outreach. It's a direct reply to the tweet. Not enough?
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by klohto 4y ago
> it's important to note that MT-YOLOv6 is not part of the official YOLO series I don't understand the logic behind it. Since you're not part of the official series, why create the confusion? Now the "official" Y
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by klohto 4y ago
You just like to pour a gasoline, don't you

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