mmmeff

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by mmmeff 6y ago
What about SAP is bad? Genuinely curious
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by mmmeff 6y ago
This goes back to Soviet cold-war-era psy-ops. They planted the seeds in the US and now the US is exporting it to the rest of the world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQPsKvG6WMI
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by mmmeff 6y ago
He invented the word "Jailbreak" and got kicked out of Rochester Institute of Technology for rewriting his student ID card with SQL injection to get into any room and get free food/drink from vending machines. He's a leg
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by mmmeff 6y ago
For real how is “community support” a bullet point here...?
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by mmmeff 6y ago
Expo is all these things though?
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by mmmeff 6y ago
Thanks for breaking this down for us. I wouldn’t say it’s dumb on the surface though - I’m kind of curious to what logical extremes this approach to Google’s business model would look like. It definitely is a very different paradigm. I’m wo
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by mmmeff 6y ago
Screenshot or it didn’t happen
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by mmmeff 6y ago
Surely this won’t backfire.
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by mmmeff 6y ago
Definitely. So many tax loopholes to exploit.
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by mmmeff 6y ago
Yep, how is this not market manipulation?! https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/robinhood/company_fi... https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-28/dan-sundh... I'm s
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by mmmeff 6y ago
Even then, it’s more of a “jail” than a jail.
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by mmmeff 6y ago
Sad to see the truth in this conversation buried so low. Whether you're in a city or a suburb, there's plenty of community to be found or made if you put the effort in. The problem is our culture is being eroded away with each min
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by mmmeff 6y ago
We get it, you bike to work.
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by mmmeff 6y ago
To be fair, it's a helluva lot more work to reverse engineer the server implementation from the client than it is to build a client for an open source server.f
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by mmmeff 6y ago
Like next.js?
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by mmmeff 6y ago
The logo is really bad
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by mmmeff 6y ago
I prefer the criticism raw and plain. No need to muddy the waters with a biased recommendation. The author’s criticism stands on its own.
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by mmmeff 6y ago
Can you please elaborate on what you mean by “inflammatory actors” a bit? Thanks.
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by mmmeff 6y ago
That or greasemonkey scripts. Though sometimes I read their source and it makes me feel better about my job security.
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by mmmeff 6y ago
It started as a browser at first, though it appears Paul and the team have stepped back from the browser for now and are focusing on the core underpinnings of the system and revamping the libs/SDKs/CLIs for Hypercore. I believe th
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by mmmeff 6y ago
I'm particularly excited about the prospects of setting up a peer of my dat archives on my mobile phone. It's an always on, power efficient computing device. Not ideal for speed, but seems like a great fit for a last-ditch-effort
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by mmmeff 6y ago
It is backwards compatible with the current web. It opens as a chrome fork and you can navigate to any ole http(s):// URL with it. Where it gets magical though is when you add a DNS record to your domain that lists the dat:/&
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by mmmeff 6y ago
Can we call it what it is? A corporation is banning the president, not a software platform .
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by mmmeff 6y ago
Humongous what?
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by mmmeff 6y ago
We need to invest in education to vaccinate the population against deception via clickbait.
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by mmmeff 6y ago
I'm interested in this - do you recommend any documentation or writing on mixing React and Svelte codebases?
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by mmmeff 6y ago
I'm a long hauler. Caught COVID in March. Still suffering. 28 years old. AMA.
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by mmmeff 6y ago
Same here, I'd rather a phone that works so well it doesn't need a dedicated support agent app...
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by mmmeff 6y ago
We already kind of solved this problem at IMDb using Webpack 3 and 4 (with tons of hackery). It was, all things considered, a terrible idea. We ended up with a web page with 10 nearly identical sections implemented 10 different ways by 10 d
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by mmmeff 6y ago
Let's leave the political jabs out of HN and keep this civil. Realistically, the US isn't trying to kill their grandmas.

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