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by lekevicius 4y ago
“I like pizza” survived exactly.
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by lekevicius 4y ago
Fantastic! It even has Adobe Photoshop 3. So much fun.
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by lekevicius 4y ago
HN probably could return to "crypto" and "cryptocurrency"; the rest of the world will keep on being "crypto" and "cryptography". Orders of magnitude more people care about cryptocurrencies than crypto
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by lekevicius 4y ago
I had a fantastic experience at DevCon V. Ethereum developer conferences attract all the technical folks and almost none of "money" people. I haven't gone to any Bitcoin conference, but I can't see it being the same. Bit
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by lekevicius 5y ago
Favorited this comment for when my brain remembers "people argue online because of how our memory works", but not exactly how I arrived to that conclusion.
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by lekevicius 5y ago
This is the part of Apple that I love. iLife, enabling creativity with great results out of the box. Even makes me forget, for a second, that they still run a monopoly on kid casino in form of an App Store.
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by lekevicius 5y ago
Can you quote any he mentioned? I can't find any specific. Or, do you mean just general existence of "anti-vaxx" is a specific example?
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by lekevicius 5y ago
Don't worry, Dall-E adds these coloured squares to the bottom right corner, so you will always know that an image is AI-generated. (/s)
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by lekevicius 5y ago
Not directly related, but I can still recommend "Assassin's Creed Odyssey" as a very enjoyable recreation of key places and buildings around ancient Greece. Ubisoft spent a considerable effort to research and recreate some hi
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by lekevicius 5y ago
Web2: https://lekevicius.com Web3: http://jonas.eth (loads in Opera and Brave, from IPFS)
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by lekevicius 5y ago
Does any other language require to use a special notation, similar to PHP’s “$”, any time a variable is referenced? I can only think of CSS, using “--“.
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by lekevicius 5y ago
This format of critique is so snarky and tribalistic. I enjoy it sometimes, particularly John Gruber's "translations from corporate bullshit" articles, but there's no point in denying that this format works best for prea
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by lekevicius 5y ago
GDPR was up to 4%. As far as I know, this was never applied to anyone. I would expect the same here. Fines will likely be somewhat reasonable.
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by lekevicius 5y ago
I'm quite certain I could fit BR logic in less than 300 bytes of JS Regex. There is no need for an API here.
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by lekevicius 5y ago
All of these Discord and Telegram "DAOs" are almost always scams. Crypto makes them easier, but they would probably still exist in some shape even without it. It is hard to argue that "they don't represent crypto" w
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by lekevicius 5y ago
Someone do this for AV1 / AVIF, and particularly how it compares to H.264 and HEVC / HEIF. I'd love a deep dive.
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by lekevicius 5y ago
Coda was quite dead before relaunch as Nova. Even if not outright discontinued, if Nova got to the stage Coda 3 was, that would not be great.
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by lekevicius 5y ago
I understand that, and I've been buying their software for at least 10+ years, starting with CandyBar. My point is, for the effort it requires, I don't see it paying off. I would bet money that Nova will be discontinued in less th
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by lekevicius 5y ago
I'm happy to see them try, but rationally, I just don't understand why Panic is even trying. The trade-offs are just too steep. They won't ever have the ecosystem of open-source, Electron-based editors. And whatever you gain
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by lekevicius 5y ago
My experience with trying to help open-source projects with design has been quite bad. Projects that most need design help are usually not sponsored by a company, a true contributor project. Design is opinionated, and for many projects it c
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by lekevicius 5y ago
No idea, but system.com can tell that domain cost is related to: TLD, word being common, word being short. Hopefully that was useful! (sarcasm)
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by lekevicius 5y ago
Huh, I stopped trying to understand at that sentence. Maybe Wikipedia could start linking to "simple" articles for these topics? Or at least include some more links to more basic concepts. That sentence is a fortress even for a cu
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by lekevicius 5y ago
Looks way better if you add style="image-rendering: pixelated;" to the canvas. Crisp edges on every display.
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by lekevicius 5y ago
[citation needed]? I only know that Binance and Kraken specifically spoken against blocking the country.
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by lekevicius 5y ago
Key conclusion: > All these factors lead to the conclusion that banning cryptocurrency is perhaps the most advisable choice open to India. And so they may, for probably 4th or 5th time. Cryptocurrency on- and off-ramps can be somewhat co
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by lekevicius 5y ago
Another basic request I have: if you are building your own video player, make sure it's not MUCH worse than system's default. This is particularly glaring in Apple TV: system player has really decent UX, and almost all third-party
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by lekevicius 5y ago
This is my favorite of these collections. Consistent style, not too many different fills (to change colors), and quite easy to mix and match different illustrations.
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by lekevicius 5y ago
Led by Jared Isaacman, CEO of Shift4, who last year was part of Inspiration4 mission. I'm super confused how this programme works. Does Jared want to fund all these missions? If not, what is the "team's" contribution her
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by lekevicius 5y ago
For a non-native speaker, this is quite stressful. I imagine my Wordle games take longer than for English-native speakers, but it's still very enjoyable. This... I won't try again.
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by lekevicius 5y ago
No disagreement on this point: everything is so decentralized, with very limited “official” content, that providing “authoritative” resources is quite difficult. That talk wasn’t even in Devcon, if I remember correctly.

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