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by mbStavola 3y ago
As a recent adopter of Svelte, these changes are intriguing but I don't really have a grasp of how I feel about it quite yet. One thing that I am definitely happy to see is the removal of $: as it should help Typescript users. Person
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by mbStavola 3y ago
Ignoring whether or not this would decimate legitimate site usage, I'm not even sure that requiring payment for access will solve the bot issue; those who are pushing a lot of the terrible bot spam and scams are also in the same group
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by mbStavola 3y ago
Wipeout was great, but I always preferred playing Extreme-G on the N64. I know the source for the third game in the series was leaked, but I'm still waiting for the original!
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by mbStavola 3y ago
This is incredibly depressing news. Kris Nova will be missed dearly and remembered fondly.
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by mbStavola 3y ago
Unfortunately assuming this doesn't mean that we start producing more CO2 since we'd have an effective method of curtailing runaway CO2 production. Instead of reversing, we may just end up slowing down the rate of increase.
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by mbStavola 3y ago
Maybe not to the same degree, but Zig! Its users are even called Ziguanas.
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by mbStavola 3y ago
I like Phind, but I feel like the quality of results I've been getting has been steadily dropping over the past few months.
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by mbStavola 3y ago
According to the US census, roughly 3M undocumented people own a home and there are approximately 144M housing units total. So, ~2% of the market is from the undocumented. Additionally, less than half of the entire undocumented population
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by mbStavola 3y ago
Unironically, I can see him purchasing XVideos for the name + meme.
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by mbStavola 3y ago
I have good news for you then-- there already is some experimental[0] work towards this, under the name of "pattern types" (although I believe it's on pause at the moment). The idea seems to be to pull some of the pattern sem
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by mbStavola 3y ago
I'd absolutely love to switch to Paddle, the product seems great. Unfortunately, my business is a marketplace which I don't believe Paddle supports. Happy to be wrong on that though! Are there any plans to have a marketplace offer
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by mbStavola 3y ago
While we're talking about Stripe alternatives, anyone have a good Stripe Tax alternative? Their pricing is actually insane as they charge per API call rather than transaction amount. That sort of pricing made sense for TaxJar because i
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by mbStavola 3y ago
Not surprising. Every few months, Netflix pulls some MBA-oriented move that makes the service less appealing.
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by mbStavola 3y ago
As you're well aware, there were a series of articles written about this[0][1] which were popular on HN a few years back. This is well documented, reproducible, and done in good faith. Now, I just want to make it clear that my exact wo
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by mbStavola 3y ago
People were rightfully critical of V for over promising and under delivering as well as misrepresenting the capabilities of the language. Val has promised a lot and hasn't delivered anything , so I think it's fine to be intereste
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by mbStavola 3y ago
The sheer depth of knowledge and analytical ability pannenkoek has is honestly quite amazing. I've become quite spoiled watching their SM64 videos, it's been incredibly hard to find something of similar rigor and production value
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Rust 1.71.0(blog.rust-lang.org)
280 points by mbStavola 3y ago|102 comments
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by mbStavola 3y ago
It's hilarious to read things like: ”[Threads] is not a free speech platform." Where the implication is that Twitter is, somehow, more free-speech oriented. A company which since the acquisition: - suspended journalists without vi
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by mbStavola 3y ago
There have been a lot of really interesting developments in Java over the past few years, however I'm reluctant to actually build anything on the language because of the company attached to it. I don't think I've ever read ab
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by mbStavola 3y ago
Curious if anyone has deployed something prod which uses Redbean.
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by mbStavola 3y ago
I'm not 100% sold on ATProto, but the fact that my identity and content can live separately from an instance is an insanely huge advantage over ActivityPub. I do not want to run my own Mastodon server (though I do) but I also don'
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by mbStavola 3y ago
Congrats to the Oxide team, this is a massive achievement. Now that racks are shipping it'd be awesome to see a top-to-bottom look at the hardware and software. They've given a lot of behind the scenes peeks at what they're d
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by mbStavola 3y ago
I am also in the 11%, I don't think this it is accurate or I'm misunderstanding what the number actually represents.
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by mbStavola 3y ago
How do you know the silent majority aren't in favor of CoCs?
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by mbStavola 3y ago
I used to love writing SQL, but now I'm very much in the same camp as you. I don't ever want to write SQL, I want to write some straightforward code in my language of choice which allows me to interact with the underlying data str
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by mbStavola 3y ago
I can't say I've missed Reddit too much after I stopped using it. Twitter was a bit harder, but Mastodon filled that niche quite nicely. However, I don't even feel like checking out Lemmy or Kbin as a Reddit replacement, maki
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by mbStavola 3y ago
There have been many comments regarding Asahi Lina that were outwardly hateful or borderline so. Some of it moderated, but definitely not all. I do not blame the project for not wanting to associate with HN.
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by mbStavola 3y ago
Two things can be true at once.
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by mbStavola 4y ago
This is exactly what I want the future of search to be-- give me some AI generated summaries / snippets / guides but also the sources that were used to come up with that response.
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by mbStavola 4y ago
In a discussion of Easter eggs, I cannot help but post Brian Moriarty's awesome "The Secret of Psalm 46" [1]. The narrated version[2] is also extremely pleasant to listen to. [1]: http://ludix.com/moriarty&#x2

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