kowdermeister

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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Maybe you don't want new data points on your face in a database.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
It's just global warming again. The weather in the clouds gets increasingly unpredictable :)
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Protecting the architecture is understandable, but there are plenty of indoor and portable units.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
It's indirectly what most people wanted: good content for free.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
We are talking about HTML. It's really-really easy and I don't think there is a problem at all that the author claims.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
What is the point the author is making? That the knowledge of HTML is going away? That's obviously false. > And it is becoming increasingly clear to me that there’s a whole swathe of Frontend Engineers who don’t know or understand t
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
For me winter starts below 15 degrees Celsius :) But for example on Tenerife there's only spring and summer. These things are flexible :)
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Just do the rebranding, it's better to do it on the long run. Yes, it's a huge amount of work, but it could be done in a finite amount of time. The two names can co-exist, like New name (formerly HxHxHx) Furthermore not a
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Come to Budapest :) hint: never get into freelancer taxis.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
minor UI enhancement: line-height: 1.5em would make it more believable.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Wow, this will spark a lot of "amateur" remixes and bootlegs. Nowadays music technology is very accessible to anyone who's willing to put in some time.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Laser engraving :) It would make a sick CV, but better suited for name cards.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
That's a brilliant idea. I think the electronics part is doable, a radio transmitter is a very simple thing. Some metal alloy with sufficient robustness would probably do the job. We could even build an analog device that could store t
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
> Why not? Because you're not really supposed to do stuff like that in the Nix paradigm which is all about determinism. That's the part I always feel when looking at FP languages. They sound good on paper, examples are very tem
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
If I turn on a very simple computer, then the clock starts at zero. From the computers perspective that's all there is, it doesn't know the cause. From my point of view there absolutely is a case, me pushing a button. This is not
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Hosting content there is okay as long as you put your own domain on it. The migrating away from it won't cause too much problem if some trouble rises.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
It is not like that. My point is that there's a barrier to entry to RoR that you should own a Mac. I gave up because my home setup is Windows based and I won't change it for the sake of a hyped framework or tool. But none of this
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
> Am I alone in thinking that the way we're doing brochures as layering multiple complicated ad-hoc layout constraint languages on top of a markup language that itself hasn't much changed in 20 years is absurd? Probably you are
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
That just proves you live in a bubble :) I never got into RoR because it sucked so much on windows and every single tutorial was OSX focused. I just sticked to alternatives that worked.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Exactly, that's why it takes an awkward long time multiplying two numbers greater than 10 in my head, anything less is instant.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Thanks, Twitter threads are part of the worst hacks ever.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Since this is using NN under the hood, I would add "INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR MEANINGFUL ANSWER" for zero rows returned :) How does it handle real life tables such as "employee_stock_option_pool_not_vested_IDS" for example?
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Sorry for my ignorance, but is he working on HN? It's confusing because he wrote that he has no affiliation with YC.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
I preferred to share it with a few trusted people so they can change my online profiles to something "permanent" when the inevitable comes. I also share a preferred playlist for the goodbye ceremony :) Probably will keep adding pe
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
> The language of our time is English. And tomorrows language is mandarin. Let's not write off that 1.1B speakers. With the rate China is expanding its influence in the world, I wouldn't be surprised if in 100 years not speakin
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Don't forget Reddit. The depths of specialized subreddits there is mind boggling.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Like 95% of websites with JavaScript? :)
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
Good morning :)
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
- So what's your USP? - We'll use bigger font size... and feature more clickbait headlines.
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by kowdermeister 7y ago
The interface is sound and you can generate sound with your organs if you want to go full pedantic.

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