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Blogs of Note (2013)(blogsofnote.blogspot.com)
1 points by levlaz 2y ago|0 comments
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by levlaz 2y ago
Yeah, that is fair, its better than nothing. But he could have also done the thing that every other good journalist does and ask both sides for comment instead of speculating for 1000 words.
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by levlaz 3y ago
Interestingly has a similar mobile experience as OP.
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What's next for a global design system(bradfrost.com)
2 points by levlaz 3y ago|0 comments
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by levlaz 3y ago
Its great to have an open source solution for usage based billing. Really exciting to see this team get some funding to help them continue.
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Introducing Dagger Functions(dagger.io)
8 points by levlaz 3y ago|1 comments
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by levlaz 3y ago
It makes me so happy that this is on the front page of HN. :D
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by levlaz 6y ago
I found this project about a year ago and it’s truly wonderful. Very high quality ebooks and an awesome collection that is growing by the day.
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by levlaz 7y ago
Plot twist ... It was a Bitcoin.
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by levlaz 7y ago
Well, at least it’s not just the US that abuses this.
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by levlaz 7y ago
If anyone is running firefox-esr on debian (I am), there is a separate discussion happening here: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=928415
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by levlaz 7y ago
I couldn’t agree with you more. Sorry if this was not clear. IMHO websites (as opposed to web apps) don’t need any JavaScript at all. Since the goal of most websites is to get as many as people as possible to see whatever content you have t
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by levlaz 7y ago
Yes. I think they’re ok to ignore. Modern web applications, for better or worse are written in JavaScript. If someone chooses to opt out of society (as small as that society might be), that is a personal choice that should be respected but
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Ask HN: Do we still need ICAAN
2 points by levlaz 7y ago|1 comments
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by levlaz 7y ago
> Enlyte is currently not available on mobile or tablets. what does that even mean?
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Conversation with the Creators of Python, Java, TypeScript, and Perl(thenewstack.io)
10 points by levlaz 7y ago|0 comments
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by levlaz 7y ago
> The researchers hired 43 freelance Java programmers through Freelancer.com and asked them to develop a registration system for an imaginary social network the researchers claimed to be starting. Half the devs were paid €100 and half we
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by levlaz 8y ago
This post was written by a woman, fwiw.
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by levlaz 8y ago
This exchange here is my favorite thing on HN today.
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by levlaz 8y ago
I’d love to understand more about this topic, but this article was so poorly written I couldn’t even get through it.
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by levlaz 8y ago
I wish they would added a discussion on why.
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by levlaz 8y ago
Please don’t use that word.
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by levlaz 8y ago
This is spam.
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by levlaz 8y ago
> if you are under a certain age. The age is 13, and the person in the video was not. > Its allowed on some SF sidewalks (e.g. near the Embarcadero) There are shots of civic center, and market street. > It's can be operated as
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Ten Reasons Why Most Internet Writing Is Terrible (2006; Not Much Has Changed)(kalzumeus.com)
8 points by levlaz 8y ago|1 comments
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by levlaz 8y ago
> You must follow all applicable local laws. I love how the video shows someone riding this thing on the sidewalks in SF, when this is not following applicable local laws.
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by levlaz 8y ago
Like his other post [1], this is just another ad. "affiliate marketing" at its worst. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19392659
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by levlaz 8y ago
This is a tough situation. I'm hoping this discussion gets some traction because I would love to get some feedback from others in the community. > I had a pool to divy up, which I did, and then my recommendations were ignored by hig
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by levlaz 8y ago
please stop the blogspam. https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=talabes
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by levlaz 8y ago
please stop the blogspam. https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=alekseyweyman

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