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by monooso 3y ago
I'm not sure I follow your logic. Let's assume that you're correct: Tesla achieves FSD in the next decade, and it automates billions of daily man hours. That's only really relevant to Tesla's current market cap if y
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by monooso 3y ago
Whilst I'm very much on the EU's side of this argument, the prospect of my 89 year-old father being able to download iPad apps from random websites terrifies me. The walled-garden App Store was one of the reasons I got him an iPad
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by monooso 3y ago
IIRC, there is (or possibly was) a "The Man in Seat 61" book. I made good use of it when travelling around Europe about 15 years ago.
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by monooso 3y ago
Some people prefer Linux (or Windows) to macOS, and that's perfectly reasonable. Some of your gripes are a little curious, though: > Solutions? Wait for Apple to fix it (or write a wonky script to fix it on boot, which I did). Event
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by monooso 3y ago
> ...that doesn't seem to understand that country TLDs are actually, at least initially, intended for the people of that country. The author appears to understand that perfectly well: > Those ccTLDs that clearly represent and are
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by monooso 3y ago
Alternatively, Europe continuing to value the rights of its citizens over those of corporations is a great thing for Europeans. Thanks guys!
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by monooso 3y ago
> Not saying it’s not a good app, but your selling your book. I'm not sure what your point is. Someone requested an alternative, an alternative was proffered and the personal interest disclosed.
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by monooso 3y ago
If memory serves, the "tattoo" was nothing more permanent than a Sharpie.
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by monooso 3y ago
The author makes it clear in the associated discussion that he doesn't immediately assume the suggestions are bad based on their source: > I take the time to understand and consider each suggestion, not rejecting anything out of han
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by monooso 3y ago
There seems to be some confusion in the comments regarding what this means for people releasing open source software. The article makes it clear that (as the author understands it, at least) someone who uses open source software in their co
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by monooso 3y ago
Chromium !== Chrome.
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by monooso 3y ago
Dictionaries disagree [1] > A personal computer is a computer that is used by one person at a time in a business, a school, or at home. The abbreviation PC is also used. [1] https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary&#x
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by monooso 3y ago
PC is an abbreviation of Personal Computer. The processor is irrelevant.
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by monooso 3y ago
This just appears to link to the USA Today homepage.
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by monooso 3y ago
Regarding Hugo, the Go template language is a little esoteric (or at least very unusual) at times. The final straw, though, was the lack of compatibility with the Tailwind JIT compiler. Apparently it's fixed now, but it took so long th
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by monooso 3y ago
I'm almost embarrassed about the number of times I've rebuilt my blog [1] over the past few years, especially given how infrequently I actually write anything. A non-exhaustive list includes the following SSGs: - Astro - Eleventy
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by monooso 3y ago
> What is bad about Elon that you want him to fail? Read the text you quoted again. The author doesn't say anything about wanting Musk to fail. > I stopped reading there. That's a shame. You missed out on a fun blog post.
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by monooso 3y ago
Not everyone shares your goals or values. I've used Apple products for years and generally like them a lot as a company, but I have no interest in working for them or any other large US tech company. The money is good, of course, but t
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by monooso 3y ago
Upsells?
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by monooso 3y ago
Can you expand on what you mean by "not nearly as productive as node"? I've found the opposite to be true, because of the simplified tooling. That said, most of my Deno projects have been fairly basic, so I'm curious if
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by monooso 3y ago
I see (and have participated in) a lot of this "just copy this thing, trust me it works" type of content related to Node and TypeScript. It makes me wonder why Deno [1] still seems to be such a niche choice. Most of these headache
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by monooso 3y ago
Please explain.
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by monooso 3y ago
Laravel would be a better example for PHP, especially as it borrowed so many ideas from Rails.
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by monooso 3y ago
Their primary target audience is defined by where they get their coffee?
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by monooso 3y ago
> sentiment about passkeys is overwhelmingly negative in the comments sections of previous articles (Emphasis mine) The thread is discussing the general sentiment on HN regarding passkeys (based on previous discussions), not the sentim
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by monooso 3y ago
> Where is the source code? > I’m working on it! Presumably the author must have already written the code in order to draw the conclusions in the article. Not releasing this code, makes me question (1) the conclusions, and (2) whether
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by monooso 3y ago
This assumes that your ideal tech stack is the same as my ideal tech stack. It also assumes that every project has the same technical challenges and requirements. Neither of those things is true.
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by monooso 3y ago
We still eat laverbread [1], a gelatinous paste made from seaweed, in parts of Wales. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laverbread
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by monooso 3y ago
You know what is going on *because of* news organisations like the BBC. The fact that the BBC doesn't use your preferred language to describe what is happening doesn't mean they're anti-Semitic (which I assume is what you mea
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The 300-year-old Japanese method of upcyling(bbc.com)
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