lxe

64 ms·

961.
by lxe 6y ago
This is the kind of content I'd like to see less of on Hacker News. > Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or
962.
by lxe 6y ago
This. I can't part with my Suzuki SX4 because there's almost no comparables in the US for some reason.
963.
by lxe 6y ago
I take it as a sign of EU politicians writing laws that make a lot of content publishers on the internet making a choice of either walking on bureaucratic eggshells or simply blocking EU access altogether. Also California.
964.
by lxe 6y ago
So the "tiered brokerage" middle men make it more expensive on average by cheaper when wholesale spikes?
965.
by lxe 6y ago
But how is this bad?
966.
by lxe 6y ago
Can someone explain in layman's (or a 5-year-old's) terms what "wholesale electricity" is?
967.
by lxe 6y ago
That could trigger the App Store review block. But this is Uber, so I'm guessing there's special treatment :)
968.
by lxe 6y ago
Not a surprising practice, but: > Pretty ironic too when you've got Shopify's CEO tweeting about the unfair 30% cut Apple wants: https://twitter.com/tobi/status/1362411841943711744 That's pretty
969.
by lxe 6y ago
Wow, this is terrible. Either fix the bugs, introduce non-standard behavior for all sites, or expect these big players to fix their own problems.
970.
by lxe 6y ago
Doesn't jitter depend more on the network latency, rather than the real-timeliness of the process?
971.
by lxe 6y ago
Is Swordholder a reference to Liu Cixin's Death's End?
972.
by lxe 6y ago
> If you are a generalist and you feel undervalued, you're likely in the wrong project or too involved in phases of a project where your contribution can't move the needle significantly anymore. My general take is that generali
973.
by lxe 6y ago
Attaching an air filter to a box fan doesn't look great and sounds loud. There's no remote and no pivot or heating functions.
974.
by lxe 6y ago
There are software projects that get posted once in a while on HN that are on a completely different level of quality, whether it's product, UX, or tech. This is one of those posts.
975.
by lxe 6y ago
Just learned that this person owns DNA Lounge (and pizza?), and is a founder (early contributor?) of Netscape and Mozilla.org. I've lived and worked in that particular area of SF for years and haven't known this.
976.
by lxe 6y ago
People who invest in crypto know this... they just don't say it often or just lie to themselves enough to believe their own delusion.
977.
by lxe 6y ago
You can always serve source maps for debugging purposes. They only get loaded once you actually open up devtools and start poking around. You can also configure stack traces to use the source maps, but I do understand the complexity increas
978.
by lxe 6y ago
Just to summarize for my own understanding/fascination: this person DIY's 500 doses of nasal-spray COVID-19 vaccine for $1000 using ingredients and tools off of Amazon and easy-to-source synthesized peptides with minimal skill?
979.
by lxe 6y ago
Quite a few things on Newgrounds are actually running on Ruffle!
980.
by lxe 6y ago
> We've got you covered *asterisk It's almost like a parody of itself
981.
by lxe 6y ago
Nice feature set! Usually I don't care for yet-another-distro, but I think these folks are prioritizing multimedia, gaming, and other "linux on the desktop" features that I don't see much of these days.
982.
by lxe 6y ago
> Google will close its two game studios, located in Montreal and Los Angeles. Neither had released any games yet. Were there any games currently in the works in these studios?
983.
by lxe 6y ago
Have you used cryptocurrency for payments lately? Unless you want to pay $25 to wait 6 hours while your transaction is confirming, stick to venmo/zelle/paypal/etc... Unless, of course, you use places like Coinbase that pool t
984.
by lxe 6y ago
> It is not about margin accounts > Brokers cannot use client money to satisfy their clearing fund obligation. Let's assume there's no margin, and everyone fronts cash for their trades. There's no reason that Robinhood
985.
by lxe 6y ago
Why hasn't any politician taken up a stance against bloated contracts like these? I think it's a cause that lots of folks could get behind.
986.
by lxe 6y ago
This makes sense. And it would make sense if they implemented this like a regular exchange-style trading halt -- no new positions in shares or options. However, Robinhood disabled the ability to buy, but not sell. Why?
987.
by lxe 6y ago
What's the bitrate for these streams? If you're on mobile, or corporate net, you might not be able to get "punched through" by the other party for actual p2p connection and will need a TURN server. I'm guessing that
988.
by lxe 6y ago
I've dabbled with WebRTC API over the years, and I think I understand and can explain fairly clearly (to myself) the user's end of it. Having said that, it's an absolute nightmare of an API that should probably be re-done fro
989.
by lxe 6y ago
I actually think the problems outlined are pretty valid. Yeah, there are solutions to them, but I think what the author is saying is that you have to subscribe to something batteries-included, like Meteor, or otherwise implement the solutio
990.
by lxe 6y ago
Wow. I guess uBlock does it's magic for me.

More ›