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by mangeletti 10y ago
I think you need to go read the whole article. These guys are offering an ad blocker that ruins the ad revenue of websites and then offers the solution by also being a paywall.
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Ask HN: How many of you have “hidden” posts that you don't remember hiding?
2 points by mangeletti 10y ago|1 comments
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by mangeletti 10y ago
I created https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAssets/issues/173 last weekend in response to my first experience of CoinTent. At the time, I was mostly offended by the insultingly large (72KB after GZIP) JavaSc
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by mangeletti 10y ago
I'm the OP, and I've never done any work for any government, ever. As for the title... to sum up +$140k of tax dollars spent on a pointless logo as anything less than a completely fucking ludicrous financial disaster would be almo
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18F is a Financial Disaster(sacbee.com)
23 points by mangeletti 10y ago|23 comments
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by mangeletti 10y ago
If they cannot find a contract, doesn't that mean they have no evidence that he owes them money? Doesn't mean that they would have to take him to civil court for a tort, but then it would just be their word against his?
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Awesome Vue(github.com)
4 points by mangeletti 10y ago|0 comments
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by mangeletti 10y ago
It actually seems that Søren may have been tripping over his own ego while falling prey to a false consensus of his own shortcomings. Perhaps, he was just socially awkward. That's not such a bad thing, once you admit it to yourself. He
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by mangeletti 10y ago
See my explanation below my OP. Your comment is correct, but these complexities should not be solved in the framework, lest we forget the vision that drove the creation of this framework in the first place, providing an obstruction layer th
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by mangeletti 10y ago
It's easier to illustrate by walking through an example timeline: 1. Framework X is created based on the vision of its founder 2. Lots of people begin to use it 3. X gets better and better (user feedback + excitement of the project&#x2
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by mangeletti 10y ago
This is because it takes about one or two years before all the hordes of idiots to abandon the last ship they sank and come swimming full speed towards a new ship to sink. The unfortunate part is that it's moments like this (when a fra
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by mangeletti 10y ago
AKA, Slippery Slope Fallacy[1]. 1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slippery_slope
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by mangeletti 10y ago
tl;dr The OP feels that if somebody disagrees with his political view point they should be silenced and oustered, and have their life ruined. People like Marco are ruinous to society.
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by mangeletti 10y ago
> I wonder if this is a convergence on a local maximum... It's more like a global minimum. With many of these micro-frameworks, you're observing what is near the minimum API required for mapping a web request to a single functi
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by mangeletti 10y ago
Extrapolating from Techempower and from the OP's benchmarks, I got: 137% as many req/sec as Node 83% as many req/sec as Go I'm it sure where this goes when you factor in async IO, but my guess is that Node g
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by mangeletti 10y ago
Gotta go faster.
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by mangeletti 10y ago
Does anyone have experience with Postgres' pubsub[1] as a means for realtime apps? 1. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.6/static/sql-notify.html
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by mangeletti 10y ago
Incidentally, a strong middle class also keeps the rich from killing the public.
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Texas Joins Legal Fight to Block Internet Oversight Transfer(star-telegram.com)
4 points by mangeletti 10y ago|0 comments
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by mangeletti 10y ago
What are your thoughts on Zcash[1] (either the product OR the company behind it)? 1. https://z.cash/
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by mangeletti 10y ago
> ... and fake grassroots Indeed. Btw, funny thing: fake grassroots is called "astroturfing".
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by mangeletti 10y ago
I have one single complaint about Sublime Text: In order to truly clear your history (files open, last searches, etc.), I have to maintain a script with the following: find ~ -name *.sublime-workspace -delete rm ~/Library&#x2
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by mangeletti 10y ago
I've never been more impressed by an editor than I am by Sublime. Literally everything about the editor is excellent[1]. My rule of thumb is: If I'm on a server via SSH, it's Vim. Otherwise, it's Sublime. 1. Act
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by mangeletti 10y ago
> just to ignore it and move on? No. That's what courts are for. This notion that you (in the general sense) should publicly shame businesses and people over private concerns is absurd.
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by mangeletti 10y ago
I watched a documentary called Clinton Cash[1] that provided some correlations to explore, pertaining the Clintons' speaking fees. 1. https://youtu.be/7LYRUOd_QoM
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by mangeletti 10y ago
Hey, I got an HN Replies email before you changed it from $500 to $200... :) Just kidding. Ok, let's do this. $200 it is, but you have to pick your charity now, and the timeframe for a return has to be sufficiently short such that $200
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by mangeletti 10y ago
Thanks. I updated the comment.
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by mangeletti 10y ago
Thanks. I simplified the statement.
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by mangeletti 10y ago
I'm going to make a prediction. This isn't going to be popular, and it's only my opinion and doesn't constitute advice: This fund will not earn its investors a positive return.
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by mangeletti 10y ago
I swear this is a true story: I worked at Staples when I was 19, and when I first started I was a "front end lead" (read: the only full-time cashier), so I would work behind the service counter at the front. Once, I was standing u

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