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by pantulis 3y ago
This. It's not like 16k displays wouldn't be desirable or useful in some use cases. It's that they are useful for most consumers.
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by pantulis 3y ago
I thought the FA was something related to this Sketch app, but turns out it is not.
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by pantulis 3y ago
I noticed the article was from 2013 when it started raving about Evernote. Which is not a bad thing per se because Evernote is still great for a lot of things it did ten years ago, but I'd be curious to know whether the author is stil
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by pantulis 3y ago
Also should mention "Folder Peek" by Sindre Sorhus which basically does the same but in the menubar, quite handy and free.
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by pantulis 3y ago
Thanks for this! I knew about CDC solutions from vendors like Informatica, but wasnt aware of Debezium.
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by pantulis 3y ago
I think JD main value resides in the restrictions it suggests. They will work for some people, for others they will not, and others like me will adopt JD in an informal way. For example my most used folders, loosely corresponding to main
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by pantulis 3y ago
Will it remove Amazon referral trackers? That could destroy a publishing sub-industry in one fell swoop.
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by pantulis 3y ago
Nginx...
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by pantulis 3y ago
> At USD$3500, who is it for? I thought it would be absurd to be wearing these goggles in the street. Then I thought that at home it would also be strange being with the family with those things on the top of your head. I thought &quot
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by pantulis 3y ago
The solution is only allowing 3rd party access to Reddit subscribers, to avoid the need to monetize through ads. If Reddit is asking 12000$ for 50M requests, then a regular Reddit user (344 reqs/day) would be paying around 2,5$/mo
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by pantulis 3y ago
From the released note: > Some are also fighting the war in Europe - ON BOTH SIDES What an absurd tragedy this is. I think it bears mention between all this conversation about sharing torrents.
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by pantulis 3y ago
Your first point sounds a lot like the Schwarzschild Proton conjecture by Nassim Haramein, don't know if you were aware of it. Alas, I need to point out that it is basically considered pseudoscience!
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by pantulis 3y ago
Those rascals must use vim!
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by pantulis 3y ago
And work it did in my case.
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by pantulis 3y ago
> video memory was used for compiling so you got bitrot on the display as you compiled I guess diehard devs could pinpoint the line with the syntax error just by reading the bitrot.
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by pantulis 3y ago
> make it expensive to do self-repair (via parts cost) and cheaper to offer repairs If the parts can only be sourced from Apple and are expensive, third party repairs are expensive too. My perfectly useable 2017 iPad Pro got a screen br
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by pantulis 3y ago
I think it makes sense to roll your own analytics stack using first party cookies, but OP went a little bit overboard by removing all tracking cookies altogether.
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by pantulis 3y ago
Fourier series are kinde of more graspable if they are taught in the context of signal processing --as a nerd I could understand what the frequency domain was, after all, and the maths made sense to me. But when it comes to Laplace Transf
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by pantulis 3y ago
I swear I have _heard_ sysex dumps on my speakers, specially using older serial "To-Host" cables.
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by pantulis 3y ago
Imagine trying to find the perfect Linndrum snare sample.
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by pantulis 3y ago
Not necessary to play an instrument, you only need to "play" the sequencer although you would certainly need a MIDI controller just to input notes. Playing the piano of course would be helpful but it's not like you are going
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by pantulis 3y ago
There are not many webfingers left to put webrings on any more, I'm afraid.
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by pantulis 3y ago
Hacker News itself is kind of a webring, isn't it? The variety of stuff that gets shared here makes it the perfect discovery for tech oriented people.
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by pantulis 3y ago
"As many readers here probably understand from first hand experience, software isn’t a final product (typically)." But then Logic Pro for the mac has been a one time purchase for me since Logic Pro X and has been religiously updat
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by pantulis 3y ago
I feel you, brother!
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by pantulis 3y ago
In order to avoid the effort of pairing socks, I once had the genius idea of buying them all the same colors. Then all hell broke loose as the color may be the same, but they were from different pairs still and so became more difficult t
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by pantulis 3y ago
It may be cold, but not that cold if there is water and underground volcanic activity.
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by pantulis 3y ago
Yes, I used to be a seasoned Ruby dev myself, not so much as I'd like these days. I had of course no previous experience with Crystal or Rust whatsoever. The trickiest point with Crystal was mapping the JSON dynamic payload to a typed
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by pantulis 3y ago
The difference with SQL is that it's not like storing vector embeddings outside your perimeter suppose a big compliance issue --at least in security or legal terms. Giving up control of their data and network latency are legit concern
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by pantulis 3y ago
As a very anecdotal data point, I once created a pet project that interfaced with a CouchDB endpoint and inserted some keys with dates in a complex nested JSON structure and deployed it to Heroku. (It was ment to be called as a Apple Short

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