leshenka

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by leshenka 4y ago
omg holy shit HN still uses <font> tags
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by leshenka 4y ago
And they screwed up big time on all counts lmao
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by leshenka 4y ago
Officials say there are close to 6k dead. Mobilization wants 300k recruits. This doesn't add up at all. Not sure about 10x casualties as Ukraine, but I'm sure it's 10x of what they're saying
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by leshenka 4y ago
> what on earth they are thinking Honestly, we don't know either. It looks like panic? A last resort (before nuclear, god forbid)? An agony? Rejection of reality? Some kind anger/bargain, in terms of stages of grief? This whims
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by leshenka 4y ago
Winter means you need winter outfit and that was a problem in February. No idea if it still is.
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by leshenka 4y ago
can we stop using this term just for this reason alone?
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by leshenka 4y ago
Uh oh, undefined speed. Not something I would pay for.
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by leshenka 4y ago
just aim for the middle of the "=/=". Click right where the vertical line is
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by leshenka 4y ago
What happened to HI though? They seemingly stopped doing it without any reason and I really liked it. Thankfully Cortex is a lot like HI and I enjoy it a lot.
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by leshenka 4y ago
This is maybe a very dumb question but was it so expensive to add several bits (and extend its lifespan exponentially) to what is basically a counter?
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by leshenka 4y ago
As someone that works 9-5 and looking into freelance, why > that it is not a good strategy ?
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by leshenka 4y ago
reaping and tearing, too!
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by leshenka 4y ago
It just going to come up with whatever selector that fits the element under your cursor. On obfuscated sites it's usually some kind of generated mess, randomized classes, randomized element names. Not only they're not constant, th
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by leshenka 4y ago
Have you ever considered that some people use vpn in order to be able access your service not because they want to hide from you?
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by leshenka 4y ago
> solution is always to switch back to their real computer's web browser for anything requiring IP reputation … only to find out that you’re through no fault of your own blocked by region because we suddenly have a splinternet in th
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by leshenka 4y ago
https://archive.ph/4ou6j just in case it returns 403
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by leshenka 4y ago
You can implement a jury trial system - have a pool of moderators, select a few at random and have them look at the account, only flagging it if there is a consensus that it’s a scam account
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by leshenka 4y ago
And then it must be a palindrome, how do you solve that?
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by leshenka 4y ago
Can we have the "soft reload" model like how Django works in development mode? Drop a file on a server, it notices filesystem change, reloads an app (or spawns a second copy of app, waits for it to initialize, kills original app a
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by leshenka 4y ago
Well it's good enough to mention it on hacker news
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by leshenka 4y ago
Quite a dilemma, huh? It’s either allowing dangers of internet or allowing some peer pressure because your kid is “loser who not only is not on snapgram but doesn’t even have a phone and they’re in a second grade already”
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by leshenka 4y ago
their prime example of julia set though is just some @decorators and functions such as ti.Vector, ti.GUI. I don't see any particular changes to syntax. I see that they're doing some fancy native stuff under the hood, but so do num
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by leshenka 5y ago
I don't know if there is a way to objectively compare "good"-ness of standard libraries but more often than not, I'm missing JS sugar when coding in python than python sugar when coding in JS.
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by leshenka 5y ago
“error 1020” is not a very descriptive thing and I bet that a regular person would just think the site is broken
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by leshenka 5y ago
Unlike Meta/Alphabet, Microsoft actually has something that’s not shameful
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by leshenka 5y ago
I’ve never been to ukraine, I didn’t commit any war crimes there, honestly!
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by leshenka 5y ago
Not saying that it's fine but > accounts do get closed for automated/arbitrary reasons can happen on any of big platforms
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by leshenka 5y ago
Several years ago someone had a bright idea to name a game "N". And then someone decided to call a game console "switch" which made troubleshooting network problems (with this console) hilariously nightmarish.
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by leshenka 5y ago
> And if doesn't want to be associated with a platform he doesn't like -- he's not going to be associated with it. Well now he totally is going to be "that guy that tried to get jr off Spotify".
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by leshenka 5y ago
Now that’s just plain victim blaming

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