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korijn
6y ago
That's not something I disagree with. I do that. But via traditional means (I generate something of value and get wealth in return), not solely by using my wealth to generate more wealth. I hate bitcoin because you can only participate
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Why would I, for any other reason than to expand my wealth?
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6y ago
This life is not just about expanding our wealth.
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6y ago
ISO standards commonly refer to other standards for more details. Then you also need technical reports which are also pay walled to get a sense of practical application. It very quickly adds up and there is no way to "explore" whi
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6y ago
NodeGui (which is used here) is also running on Qt.
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6y ago
It does certainly amplify the power of "user engagement optimization".
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6y ago
Honestly, as an engineer, looking at the way FAANG are becoming middle-men in just about every part of human life, I would rather ban all social media and more generally mass communication software outright than try and regulate it. It feel
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6y ago
After going through the exact same thing (ulnar nerve RSI, pain in my wrist and hand, caused by my shoulder), my PT recommended a suspension trainer. It's cheap, doesn't take a lot of space and you can adjust your body angle to &q
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6y ago
Maybe it support serving files (static content)? Or writing them to disk? Either way can we rather argue the point instead of the example?
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In obvious cases like that, I agree with you. In real life however my dependencies are rarely that simple. So let's imagine a REST API library that needs disk and network access to do it's work. How do I know it doesn't abuse
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6y ago
Wether controls are coarse or fine (all the way to function level, or even line by line), you still need to audit the source code to see if a package is not going to abuse the permissions you grant it. Right?
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6y ago
It seems highly unlikely that the paint in that bottle retained its original color-affecting properties over all this time. When using it to touch up machines that have approximately the same age, you may get lucky and the colors resemble e
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6y ago
As popular as it is in Europe today, I imagine they may have actually reached a number like that
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6y ago
You could use it without the battery pack plugged in at office situations, so that it would be forced to go powerless in your scenario.
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I chuckled when I read "traditional singe page application". Anyone else share the sentiment?
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6y ago
Author here, any constructive criticism, suggestions or other feedback is very welcome. Also see the demo[1] (source[2]) if you want to see the library in action in a simple Todo MVC style application. PS. I'm aware the demo isn't
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Show HN: Lightweight Vue 3 composition API store library with undo/redo
(github.com)
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6y ago
How about keycloak-gatekeeper? Do you offer something similar?
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6y ago
In that case, let's see what we can do with a gun...
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6y ago
Have you established that searching for modules is slow? I think it just takes time to actually process the imported modules and load everything into memory.
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6y ago
You seem to imply/think that there is a finite endpoint to your x-axis. I think that is the _real_ misconception here.
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6y ago
So, assuming you're right, what might be a strategy to push these projects to a better place?
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6y ago
I don't understand how anyone could continue to work for Facebook, knowing this.
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6y ago
Fair enough
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I am inclined to compare CSS to guns now. At what point is the tool evil and when should it be banned? When all it's users are evil? More than half? Is the tool never evil? Ethics...
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As if all those shell scripts are portable across time and distributions. Or PHP code. Or really any other code. How many builds of your software are truly reproducible? Python 2/3 incompatibility is always magnified for some reason, b
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Same experience for my master's thesis.
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There's a bunch of things you can do to make a choice easier. The most obvious thing you can do is just taking the time you need to make an informed choice. Read the docs, source code, check out known issues, examples, etc. Do you plan
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I appreciate the desire and real need to spread the news, but subscribing to e-mail lists should be a conscious decision. Starring a repo is not that.
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6y ago
opinions on blog posts are overrated
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