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by linhns 10mo ago
Not sure if you accounted for tablets but it just looks far too packed. Concept is great though.
152.
by linhns 10mo ago
How to not name your project, exhibit 1
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Meta considering cuts to Metaverse division(daringfireball.net)
1 points by linhns 10mo ago|0 comments
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by linhns 10mo ago
Sounds like Paramount bosses are bidding in anger.
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by linhns 10mo ago
Epicentre very deep underground, so shouldn’t be dangerous aside from small tsunamis.
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by linhns 10mo ago
I think everyone favors moving fast. We humans want to see results of our action early.
157.
by linhns 10mo ago
Mine got laggy after refresh, however have to commend them for such slick UI
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Gitmal(github.com)
2 points by linhns 10mo ago|0 comments
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by linhns 10mo ago
I'm impartial towards JS, but I've heard others call it JunkScript.
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by linhns 11mo ago
This is rich coming from Moreno, who probably is a dual citizen.
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by linhns 11mo ago
Thanks for the fact, I used Altair sometimes and really admire the simplicity, not knowing it was written by Jake.
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Splintered Failure Modes in Go(rednafi.com)
2 points by linhns 11mo ago|0 comments
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What is scalability anyway? (2024)(brooker.co.za)
1 points by linhns 11mo ago|0 comments
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Will Ireland's new alcohol warning labels turn people away from drinking?(bbc.com)
4 points by linhns 11mo ago|3 comments
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by linhns 11mo ago
I’m a local from Hanoi, always surprised with Bourdain picking that place to eat with pres Obama (I still believe because of presidential food safety standards). I’d not pick that place any day of the week. Having lived in Singapore as well
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by linhns 11mo ago
The Martian was well adapted as the story has an attention to scientific details, can’t say that for Project Hail Mary
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Result is the most boring sum type(blog.ploeh.dk)
2 points by linhns 11mo ago|0 comments
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by linhns 11mo ago
Should the technologies mentioned in the article can be perfected for large scale use, we would see a boom in geothermal, even larger than that of solar, as intermittency is automatically resolved. Iceland and Australia would become new pow
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by linhns 11mo ago
This is why I have much respect for the Zed team as they are chasing originality, not just slap something onto VS Code and call it a new IDE.
170.
by linhns 11mo ago
Well, was reading the docs for Express, and shouted wtf a couple of times, before seeing this post on HN.
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by linhns 11mo ago
Spot on. OOP is too easy to cause cyclomatic complexity unless you understand the domain beforehand, and that's often not the case.
172.
by linhns 11mo ago
I’m not sure that he will succeed with this move, but his article on Greta is absolute spot on, and I’m saying this as a guy who do not really like Peter
173.
by linhns 11mo ago
Agreed. This use case is not mentioned enough.
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by linhns 11mo ago
I actually like the new one, but it’s missing tasks so had to stick with legacy.
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by linhns 11mo ago
I would withdraw from the Iran deal, which was horrible.
176.
by linhns 11mo ago
Ireland comes to say hello. They somehow let a Russian sub operate freely in their waters.
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The lazy Git UI you didn't know you need(bwplotka.dev)
436 points by linhns 11mo ago|222 comments
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To get better at technical writing, lower your expectations(seangoedecke.com)
4 points by linhns 11mo ago|0 comments
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by linhns 11mo ago
Title should be a textbook example of language misuse.
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by linhns 11mo ago
My suggestion: works on a frecency-based sort algorithm to display good recent answer above outdated one. StackOverflow is still good, just that you have to scroll a bit nowadays.

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