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by libria 8y ago
Precisely what a HackerNews bot would say...
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by libria 8y ago
Envoy https://www.envoyproxy.io/
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by libria 8y ago
> There is, of course, the $178,000,000 we have {sent, channelled, moved-through-our-platform, assisted in transferring} to creators All of the above seem synonymous and none seems particularly malicious, but "sent" is easiest
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by libria 8y ago
It's just a short name for that category which he specifically includes parked domains and even recognizes "Some of these domains likely have some non-web use". Call it "Not overtly used" if you want.
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by libria 8y ago
You are straying from the original issue which is "is loss of different kinds relatable?" and not "is 1 form of life greater than another". At what level on the spectrum does the offense creep in when someone tries to re
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by libria 8y ago
I'm of 2 minds. I come from a Java background so I've personally wanted generics. ORM's are 1 use case that comes to mind. But . There are many modern languages that already have generics. Why can't Go be that one t
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by libria 8y ago
You don't have to, the votes will gradually adjust comment visibility based on its perceived (de)merit. Besides, an unpopular comment doesn't mean it's incorrect, e.g. the content might be useful but the tone irritating. It
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by libria 8y ago
Did you spout that last paragraph off the top of your head? That is a staggering bullet list that I suspect has several layers of unwritten sub-bullets. I have a whole new respect for home builders.
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by libria 8y ago
Back in the early 2000's whitehouse.com used to be a patriotic-themed adult site. So I'm told...
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by libria 8y ago
What I take issue with is the lack of options in a critical domain and our complacency with that. Maybe we won't replace Javascript, but we should definitely have more language options client-side that don't require Javascript-glu
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by libria 8y ago
In answer to a code-review critique I once posted a Venn diagram of two completely non-overlapping circles labeled "What you're asking about" and "Scope of this feature". It got the point across, albeit with a litt
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by libria 8y ago
Also, actual cause of death was drowning which removes some suspicion of involvement from the other sailor since the drowning likely took place much later and further away from his departure. Kudos to the captain for being very responsible
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by libria 9y ago
Yes, fluorescent chemicals are distinctly included in laundry detergent for the same reason: to make the colors visibly stand out in daylight. As such, you can use laundry detergent to write "secret" notes visible under UV.
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by libria 9y ago
NASA didn't, but IIRC a 3rd party paid it out, sourced from donations.
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by libria 9y ago
They already have one in Seattle with a large section dedicated to Echos and Kindles, so it's not without precedent for them. Now why an ecommerce giant is retrogressing to brick and mortar I can't imagine.
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by libria 9y ago
Is that not accurate assuming the OP is from or was referred by producthunt?
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by libria 9y ago
Slight nitpick: I believe downvoting is available >= 501 karma, i.e., above 500.
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by libria 9y ago
AMP is just a subset of HTML/javascript so they're not out on a limb if AMP disappers.
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by libria 9y ago
> > What's far more interesting to discuss is the approach: pre-rendered html dynamically swapped vs SPA's, tradeoffs, pros/cons, performance, security, etc. > Then by all means discuss it. But don't downvote pe
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by libria 9y ago
Is it a useful discussion, though? We all seem to already agree reinventing wheels is a waste of time.
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by libria 9y ago
> Downvoting you Which is fine. All contributions not engaging the content should be pushed to the bottom of the stack for the more interesting discussions to bubble up. > because it was the title question in the article, which then
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by libria 9y ago
Downvoting everyone answering the title question and not reading the article. You guys should be better than this. It's not about cowboying or NIH. It's about using a library called Turbolinks https://github.com/
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by libria 9y ago
> If you want more women at the event, hire more women at the company and create a culture that encourages that. Well hold on now, this may be the solution to that. Include some male models on rollerskates and the female hiring rate sho
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by libria 9y ago
Can you add some live page examples? And can you add more average houses, like 3 bed 2 bath? Most of us are a few tiers away from that 8000 sq ft, ocean-side, indoor pool property.
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by libria 9y ago
> For $30, an Echo is a steal. For an extra $5 they'll throw in a smart plug https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KWEAH1K
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by libria 9y ago
The full quote is > "This actually will be a great way for me to be more involved in my neighborhood and work actively toward more progressive change," Garcia told The Hill. Context seems to indicate he was serious about this s
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by libria 9y ago
Meh, the furnace is perfectly operational and you could hold a screwdriver across two terminals to force it on. Not convenient, but not dire need.
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by libria 9y ago
Well, not really. Reading between lines, I'm assuming they're discouraging any future bad press articles from LA Times and all other news outlets, not necessarily suppressing a single article. Whether it's effective in the
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by libria 9y ago
> People who would be negative about it are not people I want in my life. I expect friends and family to support my decisions, even if it's not something they're interested in themselves. On the other hand, it's unhealthy
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by libria 9y ago
Why is that? People with deadly viruses aren't insulted that we call malevolent programs computer viruses. Equating my laptop with a human would be insulting, but I don't think that was done here.

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