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by nirui 4y ago
Not an American so I probably should not complain. But when I opened the page out of curiosity for the first time, I found many terms that require explanations, such as what is AGI? The "What Is IRS Free File?" section below it ex
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Don't stop there. You can also dynamically update the game program by sending WASM/JavaScripts via WebSocket/WebTransport. WebGL games will have a bright future. Also, this game is very well designed, I found all 5 secrets an
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I think "either this or that" type of thinking is unfit for the topic. A better strategy is to setup a priority: making the name descriptive should be very close to the top, and making it also cute should be somewhere down the lin
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By "ease of use" they probably mean that the ecosystem is so advanced, one can easily write a HTTP handler in the language/framework of their choice. In reality through, now days it's a nightmare to implement a HTTP serv
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> Officials accused the pair of feeding feral cats near the courthouse, claiming it had resulted in thousands of dollars in property damage. Can they prove it? I would love to see the evidence showing feral cats causing thousands of doll
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> Infinity pool; car lift; cinema; iPad-controlled fountains; a full-size replica of James Dean’s motorbike; candy room… The toilets (in all fifteen bathrooms) cost over five grand each. (Featuring Tornado Flushing! Just $5,600!) Talking
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And this, makes all the dark humor in this thread even more dark.
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Sort of reminded me the whole social media saga. The platforms should connect people around the globe and bring the age of understanding, love and rainbows. But instead, it turns out people really love rants and shit. Yeah, you might argue
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It sounded bad, but how much donations that you'll receive don't actually always link to star counts. Stars on GitHub is more like "how many people added this project to their bookmark" than anything else. That said, as
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This is actually something to worry about. Most Mastodon instance are hosted by individuals. Granted, I would assume most people are hosting the service with good faith, but there is no binding way to ensure that. With Twitter, doing someth
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I must've set it up wrong. My Twitter home page is filled with posts that I don't care from people I don't watch, Twitter repeatedly recycles and then pushes those content to me because it thinks I'll be interested. How
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The author of the article tried hard on distinguish Moderation from Censorship, here is something I want to point out: When you talk about censorship, you must also talk about freedom of speech which usually is a well-defined legal term in
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> ... but are motivated by altruism, passion, recognition, etc. The real question here is, is that sustainable? No body can survive on just these three, that's the reality here. Altruism dies down, passion runs out, recognition fade
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> Now they added some very very cheap plans as well which is fantastic for them Can you share a link to their new plans? The pricing listed on their old page ( https://www.heroku.com/pricing ) still showing $7/mo as t
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kernel.org still showing 5.19.12 at this moment. Guess it will be updated soon :D
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GTK can run on Windows, Linux and Mac. It's open source (LGPL), fast enough and the ecosystem is fine. QT is another one. The truth is, Electron is easy to use, quick to hire and cheap to build on, that makes it the best choice for man
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by nirui 4y ago
To be completely fair, a movie and an amusement park can only give you few hours (maybe days) of fun, but a good game provides way more than that. I played Freelancer before I moved to Linux, that's a few years of fun experience, and a
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It really depends on who wrote the book. I don't really care about whether it's on papers or on a screen. I was once quite confident about my knowledge on PHP (version 5), thought I learned it all. Then I brought a book from O&#x2
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> would you still be returning a separate error result, just not using it It's a part of the examples for the statement "you don't always have to return an error", so... you don't return a separate error, you jus
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I like how currently Go handles errors. It's not just about res1, err1Error = canFail() it's also about res1, successful1Bool = canFail() and many other ways that communicates an abort event. Current Go syntax ha
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As I see it, people put label on things/others as a form of self-protection. In layman's logic, someone who's already committed something bad in the past are likely to commit it again. Based on that logic, it's not compl
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> Instead of a 10,000-message limit and 5 GB of storage, we are giving full access to the past 90 days of message history and file storage. This limit sounded reasonable. In fact, I would rather set such limit myself to prevent leaks (fo
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Can I doubt about the privacy advantages part? I've noticed that Apple really love to talk about such things. But, they are making string-attached proprietary equipments behind a closed door, and as far as I know, they don't have
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I've already setup production environment on this machine, it's not really easy to test Ubuntu on it. Fedora on the other hand, is the exact distro I'm using. Sad news is, according to my test, the latest kernel Fedora 36 off
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Since this is Hacker News and a lot of people here runs Linux, I want to remind everybody to hold your horses before you tested Linux on these machines. The machine that I'm currently using comes with a Ryzen 6800H CPU and LPDDR5-6400
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I do understand that they need pay for their running cost, but to be completely honest, I don't think that they're running the business in a smart way. When GitHub took off, they were not offering private repository at all. Instea
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Few years ago, I tried to un-squatting an username from both GitLab and GitHub (yes, GitHub were doing this back then), both with success. During the attempt I studied the policies for both service and noticed the difference between the two
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It might not be this easy. The dilemma is this: if the company produces good product, then they will probably gaining market beyond just regional. The international supply chains of today's world was grown organically, driven by the ma
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Tor does not work in China. I was once tried to setup my own Tor Bridge on a VPS, the VPS ended up got blocked after just few days of use (actual time of use is more like 30 minutes). If Putin really wants to, he can just buy the tech from
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> Within six weeks, we narrowed in on a concept we all liked Not trying to be corky, but six weeks and the logo look like an airport booking service? I mean, a pilot should be a person, not a machine. I don't really know where the d

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