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I don't think anyone has ever used REST in the way you are using it - the sibling comment points out that HATEOAS is probably what you mean - this generally embeds links to all resources, full data navigation, next/prev links, and
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2y ago
> The entire point of Honey is that it is activated at checkout: how else could it work? There is a (imo bad faith) argument that Honey directs you to a cheaper vendor (How? When? I’ve never seen it) thus saving the consumer money. I hav
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2y ago
LegalEagle and Wendover Productions have brought a class action against Honey/Paypal.
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2y ago
Profiles with random data stand out and get extra attention. What’s the same between your accounts? Random data.
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2y ago
I’m having trouble getting thinking this through. If the rate was inflation adjusted, would it appear better or worse?
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2y ago
I also got similar and just tried, we are posting within minutes. -- The median lethal dose (LD50) of caffeine in humans is estimated to be 150–200 milligrams per kilogram of body mass. However, the lethal dose can vary depending on a perso
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2y ago
The open worm can die too!? /s
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2y ago
It comes down to all the extra bytes sent and processed (local and remote, and in flight) by long polling. SSE events are small while other methods might require multiple packets and all the needless headers throughout the stack, for exampl
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2y ago
Not everyone has the skills or knowledge to disassemble their laptop. I haven’t had a removable easily replaceable battery since I feel 2006ish. My current one requires 8 security screws on the bottom, a bracket removed, and even I had some
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2y ago
Agreed. Parser generators are a magic black box. Parsing is not too difficult, there is some actual computer science in some spots, but I think parsing should be a core complacency of a programming language to unlock full potential.
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2y ago
> When even though two things are expressed in some common form, they nevertheless represent something different. This is where people go wrong trying to DRY and other refactors. Slightly forced example but function averagePerClassr
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2y ago
Probably meant the category of CRT TVs, not that exact model.
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2y ago
There are some auto rewrite rules. Off the top of my head: numbers in the beginning are stripped, [pdf] or [video] can be added to the end, and one more I can't remember that gets stripped off beginning and can cause confusion. A pdf l
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2y ago
Acquihire's are very common. You can negotiate who is coming with you (or force getting the entire team and not just the A players), agreed to pay raises during the transfer, stock or other important roles, etc. Less unsettling for the
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2y ago
It makes sense. You wouldn't want to license something to a startup only for your competitor to buy them out from under you to get an advantage / bypassing talking to you directly.
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2y ago
non irradiated?
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2y ago
Its not in reverse though. If a upscale steak restaurant is known for using quality meats and then they decide to include something like Beyond Meat but make it hard to tell that's what you're ordering. Expectations were set. Pers
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2y ago
Not sure what type of mad max world you live in.
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2y ago
You can buy generic replacement electric eyepieces that fit
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2y ago
Some things just get brought up a lot. Like when ever something about the antikythera mechanism someone will link to Clickspring.
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2y ago
> waiting for you with the open door and closing the door for you as you enter I know you meant more than this, but I'm sure automating opening and closing the doors will be a lesser challenge then developing autonomous self driving
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2y ago
You can do both! :D Some art maybe only be 90% aesthetics and others could be only %50 or %10. How much non-aesthetics is acceptable to you? Where do you draw the line? Why does it matter? Why did you choose that number?
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2y ago
Why limit art to only aesthetics?
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2y ago
You just quoted that the public is using it - isn't that why we pay for it?
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2y ago
Infants usually drink milk no?
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2y ago
Yet here I am, with all my freedoms intact, and still not vaccinated.
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2y ago
It’s not like the microscope is going to show “a lookup table” though. You need to know how it was implemented in silicon, how transistors are integrated into the silicon, etc to even start identifying the actual physical mistake.
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2y ago
There is a certain theme of posts on HN where I am just certain the author is gonna be Ken and again not disappointed.
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2y ago
I recall he had to retool factories for the model 3 due to automating things before they were ready Very efficient
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2y ago
They only get access to what your browser gives them, through a file picker.
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