mhitza

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721.
by mhitza 3y ago
Yes. But you also get to use states (hover, focus) and media queries within a class attribute.
722.
by mhitza 3y ago
Also it should, in theory, make it nicer to do gradual rollouts/migrations.
723.
by mhitza 3y ago
My experience with EU pricing is generally: convert to euro, add 50-100 euros on top.
724.
by mhitza 3y ago
While there is a slight difference that can add up (if text assets bandwith factor well into your traffic), I prefer to push out brotli compressed unminified js/css nowadays. Makes it easier to understand JS issues on prod as well.
725.
by mhitza 3y ago
> However in my opinion, there is a great lack of "class consciousness" from the people who vote for these parties After those voted come to power, nothing prevents them from flipping on their agenda. I've seen it happen c
726.
by mhitza 3y ago
Have you read the entire article? A large part of it is about bugs, features that are not acknowledged and contributions that are rejected on the spot.
727.
by mhitza 3y ago
Even the standard ChatGPT became way shittier with time. At one point clicking on a new chat appended a davinci parameter to the query url. Made me think OpenAI might be bait/switching on what models are used behind the scene. But with
728.
by mhitza 3y ago
Maybe I phrased myself wrong. The actual law in EU countries is that you can return products "no questions asked" within 14 days of purchase. In this context non comformant might mean either doesn't work, or I don't like
729.
by mhitza 3y ago
Safe to assume you're in the US? In EU, or another country with reasonable return policy, I'd buy such a dongle in an electronics shops, try it on the spot and refund if it's non comformant.
730.
by mhitza 3y ago
I don't think it's necessarily only the fact that foreign language sounds louder, but also that when you assume others don't understand your language you speak more freely, which means louder as well. I've noticed that o
731.
by mhitza 3y ago
Honestly I'm confused why even post an interview on the topic if the most obvious question still hasn't been answered.
732.
by mhitza 3y ago
Per the article > At the same time, we are still far from the end of the legislative process. This means that we must stay alert to how the other two law-making institutions – the Council of EU Member States and the European Commission –
733.
by mhitza 3y ago
I'm on a Fairphone 4 with Firefox, but I guess it would be the same on any midrange phone.
734.
by mhitza 3y ago
I'm checking it out on my phone and scrolling through the interface is pretty choppy, but rather fluid in a Google sheet. Maybe you might be able to further tweak the virtual row rendering? Props for the fact that when I scroll a bit f
735.
by mhitza 3y ago
> Note that the Tailwind team strongly anti-recommends @apply and regrets ever putting it in there Please link to something that supports this claim, because it's not the first time I've seen it made on HN, but only found it on
736.
by mhitza 3y ago
It also depends how well that randomness makes sense in games. In my recent memory nothing was more ludicrous that the modern XCOM games where you were upclose to an enemy and got only 90% hit chance with a shotgun.
737.
by mhitza 3y ago
Quillpad should be pretty close, and has the option to sync with nextcloud https://github.com/quillpad/quillpad
738.
by mhitza 3y ago
The headline is clickbait. Based on the article he possesed videos of one child (his cousin?) undressing and taking a shower (his production, by secretely recording), and videos of sexual content involving children. The deepfake side of the
739.
by mhitza 3y ago
I prefer dynamic types when I prototype and hack on code. I'd prefer if dynamic languages would converge to gradual typing support, and static languages to gradual dynamic support. TypeScript is an example of the later, and PHP of the
740.
by mhitza 3y ago
Maybe by that time the'll be a LineageOS rom for your phone so you aren't tied to OnePlus limited support policy
741.
by mhitza 3y ago
> Yeah, I don't think, being born in 1989, he had much of a perspective on the pre-internet world. What was he, 8 or 9 when he started using the web? Maybe if he's from the US? In Romania, in my home town, we had our first inte
742.
by mhitza 3y ago
Scamming people is a multibillion $/year "market". Aside from Kitboga, there's another channel Scammer Payback that dismantle (sometimes, most of the time disrupt) these large call centers that exist only to scam people.
743.
by mhitza 3y ago
How do I read the Twitter thread if I don't have an account?
744.
by mhitza 3y ago
It is an interesting approach to loading screens, and personally I would have expected way more games to use such a feature. Not AAAs, of course, but indie games. I clearly recalled having read the news about the patent of this having expir
745.
by mhitza 3y ago
Of course, allowing consumers to push their custom certs to the chip, without "rooting", instead of having central control.
746.
by mhitza 3y ago
I get on the regular up to 200-500kbps depending on number of peers, and their router configuration (I have my bandwidth configured above the defaults, which are very low). I understand that is unheard of from someone living in the "in
747.
by mhitza 3y ago
I think it's relevant as the linked post states that Mozilla was the single user of the XUL runtime.
748.
by mhitza 3y ago
> Just inertia from the times where teletypes were a thing. As in, a mechanical printer that served as your console. That's more than inertia, that seems to cross the threshold for ceremony. When was the last time that actual printe
749.
by mhitza 3y ago
I don't know when that page was written, but there were other developers that were using XUL before it was deprecated. The only one that comes in mind right now is ActiveState and their Komodo Edit/IDE. But there used to be more d
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by mhitza 3y ago
> And we've also known about problems from psychedelic abuse for centuries. Such as?

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