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by nirvdrum 4y ago
> This is so frustrating to read over and over. Tailwind uses PostCSS. You can literally wrap a bunch of utilities inside a semantic class name. If it's being asked repeatedly, it should probably be addressed somewhere. I see no me
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
I've been doing front-end development in some capacity almost as long as you, but it's not my forte. I've looked at Tailwind and I can see its value as a way to quickly prototype, but it also looks to violate the deeply insti
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I was questioning the claim that cars hit people as frequently as scooters do on sidewalks. It seemed unlikely to me, but I don't live in a major city. I appreciate you taking the time to share links. I read each and they're sad s
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
Do cars collide with people on sidewalks that frequently?
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The author isn't saying one way is better than the other and he's not saying one type is happier than the other. He postulates people are wired one way and trying to work in a style incongruous with that type are causing themselve
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
Logseq uses Markdown files for all of your pages and journal entries. However, it doesn't support nested directories, choosing to embed "%2F" in the filename instead. That is quite ugly. The only thing Logseq doesn't use
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
That's fair. I was trying to guess where the misunderstanding arose from and I guessed wrong. I'm sorry about that. Rounding out the previous thought, the idea with many forking servers is to boot up to the point before a request
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
Neither Puma nor Pitchfork are generally used as a static file server since they're not particularly well-suited to that. They're used as Ruby application servers. The memory consumption and savings being discussed is oriented aro
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OCaml 5.0.0, first beta release(discuss.ocaml.org)
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
Most, if not all, of the movie theaters I've been in have been fairly stationary.
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
I'm not typically one to point at the HN guidelines, but you could have made your points and been informative without the insults. It's not helping anything and leading to otherwise unnecessary defensive back-and-forths.
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
No, but I'm sure you're aware that publishers/developers can make versions that run on each platform and license them in more consumer-friendly ways. I've bought non-SaaS desktop apps that come with license codes for eac
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
I have two viable options, ignoring 5G and satellite services. The one I'm on is the lesser of two evils. And I've largely neutralized the primary concern I have with the ISP I'm on. Where would you like to move the goal post
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
> Also, what better place to tap traffic than the connection of a VPN provider. Well, per my previous post, my ISP is definitely a better place. Hell, you don't even need to tap them. They'll just sell you the data, along with
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
My VPN provider (Mullvad) doesn't have my full name, address, and social security number. They could build a profile off my account number, sure, so I have to trust that they're not. If they actually aren't, fantastic, I win.
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
RSD Academy has been all sorts of messed up after Google flagged the guy's photos. He had the rsdacademy.net domain hosted with Google and lost access to that. He lost access to the YouTube account that handled all of the academy video
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
You can apply the new-style filters against existing emails in the "preview" window. That won't help if you're heavily using custom Sieve scripts, but it does handle a lot of common scenarios for me.
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
What's the problem here? You're getting a nice bundle of DRM-free ebooks at a favorable price that the publisher, if not the author, are okay with. And it's all done with a few clicks. What does piracy add or solve in this si
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
It partly became modular because it merged with Merb, which was an alternative modular web framework that competed with Rails for a little while.
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It used to be a US thing as well, but that was shut down several years ago (2016 based on a cursory search).
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I had been doing the same, but Best Buy (US) reduced its return period to 14 days unless you shell out $200/year for their Totaltech membership. I should do a better job about inspecting orders as they arrive, but I think 14 days just
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
Maybe that wasn't the original intent, but it's a designed and supported configuration. Many places don't want a fleet of Windows laptops to become network bridges to their intranet. The default configuration for most VPN set
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
I go back and forth with it. I do use OctoPrint plugins for bed leveling and as a gcode terminal. But, I mostly print from the SD card because I have a Prusa MK3S and it has power panic support, so a print can be salvaged if power dies in t
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
The link 404s. There's a trailing '.' that must be deleted for the page to load.
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
If you want to retain anonymous statistics, fine. I'm not keen on you retaining my actual data so you can monetize it after our business relationship has concluded. The biggest thing a small team can learn is why they failed to retain
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
My experience at a few start-ups has been that account deletion just isn't prioritized. It's not a focus when building an MVP. If the application ever gains traction, everyone is then terrified they'll accidentally delete cus
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
Google can do pretty much whatever it wants when it's the only player in the space. It certainly hasn't been shy about doing things outside of a standards body. Sure, it's open source, but can you meaningfully influence the d
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by nirvdrum 4y ago
I go a bit the other way. I can't stand the constant turmoil in an app's UI in the name of whatever new UX thing is being experimented with. I'd much rather have big updates in one go that I can evaluate on their own merit. T
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They're not doing business with another company in any meaningful sense. There's multiple companies set up with the same owners so they can pretend the one in the lower tax region makes all of the revenue, often through IP license
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You can't just renounce it. It's a quite expensive process. And naturally, once you have, you no longer receive any of the benefits of US citizenship. Whereas the companies in question get to avoid taxes while retaining the benefi

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