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by mstade 6y ago
Nothing fancy, just a few home grown shell scripts to essentially replace external dependencies in the html (e.g. script tags or link tags) with the contents of those files. There's no minifying, optimization, or building or anything.
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by mstade 6y ago
I've been doing this with singe file html pages that bundle all dependencies inline, no server necessary. It does put some restrictions on what you can do, since local files are sandboxed pretty hard, but with all dependencies inlined
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by mstade 6y ago
You're not wrong, but also the minimum foiling speed for this particular boat is listed at 17 knots. If you're navigating a speed boat through rough seas at 17 knots you're a braver person than I am for sure. :o) Below that i
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by mstade 6y ago
I'd like to see research to support the sales hypothesis. I've heard it before as well but never seen any actual data to support the argument. It's also a really tricky thing to research, given triple-a developers typically d
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by mstade 6y ago
I second the HZD recommendation – it's one of the best video games I've ever played. Funny thing is if I hadn't bought an HDR tv I'd probably never pick up the game, mechanized dinosaurs didn't really float my boat
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by mstade 6y ago
I did some research into this when I worked for Improbable a few years ago, and back then it was remarkably difficult to try out games without going through a full purchase and refund cycle, which in many cases was hit-and-miss and could ac
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by mstade 6y ago
Oh believe my I know, I've been a boat owner for the past few years. Boats are money pits, no doubt, but also a lot of fun. The feeling of going out early in the morning in calm seas, as the sun is rising – it's hard to beat and m
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by mstade 6y ago
Yes.
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by mstade 6y ago
I'm sure given my other comments in this thread you can figure out which customer of yours is my friend. We're on the Swedish west coast where the sea is quite choppy most of the time, so it'll be really interesting to see ho
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by mstade 6y ago
Let's just be honest, you're not going out in Beaufort 8-9 kind of weather with this size boat, foiling or not, unless you have to. I have a boat larger and likely more capable of taking on rough seas than the Candela and I will a
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by mstade 6y ago
I know it was around or north of $250k, but I don't know the exact figure. I'll ask tomorrow or this weekend.
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by mstade 6y ago
For sure it's enough for the Stockholm archipelago, and pretty much everywhere else along the Swedish east or west coast. As a day cruiser 50 nautical miles is more than enough.
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by mstade 6y ago
It's probably somewhere in that range though. A friend of mine bought one new and is having it delivered tomorrow. I can't say for sure how much it was, but I know it's around $250k at least.
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by mstade 6y ago
Alive and well I hope – my friend is getting his boat delivered tomorrow!
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by mstade 6y ago
Any idea how expensive? Asking for a friend.. :o)
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I can give you a first hand account of riding along in this boat in the next couple of weeks or so, a buddy of mine is getting his delivered tomorrow.
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by mstade 6y ago
I can let you know how it performs in a couple of weeks – a buddy of mine ordered one of these before the summer and it's due to be delivered tomorrow. Rest assured I'll take every opportunity to tag along, especially since I&#x27
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by mstade 6y ago
Actually it's True, False, and FileNotFound. :o) https://thedailywtf.com/articles/What_Is_Truth_0x3f_
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by mstade 6y ago
This blows my mind – well done and thanks for sharing!
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by mstade 6y ago
Hey, thanks for sharing this! I've had a number of discussions with people about this very effect but didn't realize there was a name for it, so I learned something new today – thanks!
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by mstade 6y ago
I don't know about that, most of the people I've ever worked with (and hired or helped hire) seems to fall in to the category of not writing blogs, etc. A silent majority, if you will. I may well be wrong of course, and I don&#x27
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by mstade 6y ago
This is anecdotal, but I've never once out of hundreds of flights experienced what you're describing. Sure, replacement flights when things got cancelled may have been on a different aircraft, but then it's a different flight
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by mstade 6y ago
Looks cool. Some random thoughts that may or may not be of any use to anyone: - It looks like postMessage is the communications channel to use between host and portals and vice versa, which makes sense to me. – Looks like it'd be trivi
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by mstade 6y ago
I keep reading these types of comments on HN but I just can't relate. I consider myself a power user, and precisely because MacOS feels like the best of Unix combined with customer focus is why I'm wholly invested in the Apple eco
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by mstade 6y ago
SQLite is amazing – trivial to embed in almost every context I've tried, rock solid, incredibly flexible, performs well enough for most use cases and for the others it probably still performs better than the solution I had in mind. I w
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by mstade 6y ago
I've seen him twice – once in Stockholm and once in Gothenburg. I had heard before that he basically just gets on stage, plays his set and then leaves, barely saying a word. Being prepared for that I expected zero interaction and given
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by mstade 6y ago
Well, no – not if you still need audience participation with video and/or audio. Things like annual/quarterly meetings and such where people have a right to speak etc. It's really not that different from a typical video confe
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by mstade 6y ago
I should've made it clear when I say "events" I mean more webinar style events. 100+ participant meetings where everyone is an equal participant isn't useful, but that sort of thing isn't uncommon if you're hol
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by mstade 6y ago
Jitsi is great! If they can figure out a good webinar solution it could be an absolute killer. As it stands, it's (in my opinion) really just useful for small scale interactive meetings at this point, not 100+ participant events. It&#x
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by mstade 6y ago
You’re right, I forgot about forms – good shout!

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