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by mromanuk 5y ago
Both are separated subjects. The article is talking about content consumption and how algorithms would be controlled with this law. Government tracking is a different matter.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
> Just like Trump he has a personal brand big enough to jumpstart a social network, and unlike Trump (it seems) he could probably build it. I'm under the impression that Elon Musk personal brand is orders of magnitude bigger than Tr
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The ACTUAL reason why Fast failed(twitter.com)
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Used Jira many years ago, always was unimpressed by it. A multibillion dollar company and most of their core products are down?
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Dan Bricklin invented the spreadsheet–but don’t hold that against him(qz.com)
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That’s the beauty, the client just do a normal HTTP request. It really simplify the system.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
I had previously used SSE in a project and had no idea it existed or that it was widely supported by most browsers. It's a beautiful and straightforward technology, but it doesn't seem to be as widely used as it should be, and mor
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by mromanuk 5y ago
I think that main strength is familiarity and low learning curve. You can easily build and MVP with a spreadsheet. Understand your data, relations, patterns. The trap occurs later when you need to scale it
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by mromanuk 5y ago
> I personally think that the evolution of spreadsheets is less about changing the UI, and instead making it possible for spreadsheet users to easily transition to more powerful programming tools in a natural and easy way. So I've
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Does laser light occur naturally anywhere in the universe?(quora.com)
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Zircle UI: A front end library to develop zoomable user interfaces(github.com)
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by mromanuk 5y ago
TL;DR: The idea is straightforward: When extra water rushes through the state’s waterways, some of that could be “peeled off” and diverted to fields, recharge basins, wells, or other floodable sites.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
I don’t like blortle, I would prefer a raifin. See? I’m already blorting
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Immediate-Mode Graphical User Interfaces (2005)(caseymuratori.com)
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Nvidia H100 GPU Features TSMC N4 Process, HBM3 Memory, PCIe Gen5, 700W TDP(videocardz.com)
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Interesting problem. There are therapeutic companion, mostly are for longer treatments. But I see how they can earn a few bucks with “easy” jobs like what your describe. Basically a therapeutic companion for shorter (or longer) periods, lik
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Famous Navy UFO video was camera glare, evidence suggests(petapixel.com)
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> If trees needed to photosynthesise faster they would already be doing it. You are anthropomorphizing nature. We human have needs, we modified crops and plants for bigger and tastier fruits and vegetables. Trees and nature doesn't
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Very cool Ariel! Cheers from a fellow Argentinian
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If this get to market, it would make a lot of us, vegan by default.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
I would prefer a voice, like the one in Her. Would be nice if it can predict what I need next and plan ahead. Smart enough, probably above Siri/Alexa/Cortana and below a person (hopefully).
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by mromanuk 5y ago
I would love to do that for an iOS keyboard, without a backend. I've built my own spell corrector going though the rabbit hole of tries and many other structures. iOS keyboards are constrained to 40Mb of RAM, I presume it's still
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The Renaissance of server side rendering with Alpine and HTMX(alexmercedcoder.medium.com)
30 points by mromanuk 5y ago|9 comments
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by mromanuk 5y ago
yes, to the game creator, you should clarify that, happened the same to me. Something like "keep tapping spacebar"
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Trump’s new social media app launches on iOS(theverge.com)
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Yes. I hate that FaceID replaced touchID. In reality, both techs, can serve really well different situations and would be much better complementing each other. E.g. Wearing a mask or having your fingers wet.
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by mromanuk 5y ago
Hi! I would suggest you to add an example, as a way to start from it. Would be easier to grasp how to use the app. Also with the added value of viewing a rendered graph, instead of a blank canvas. As an alternative, you can add a few button
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by mromanuk 5y ago
https://www.comparably.com/companies/mozilla/executive-salar...
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Northvolt rolls out Europe’s first ‘gigafactory-era’ car battery(theguardian.com)
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I was waiting for this!

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