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by pmkary 4mo ago
Their design is getting too sterile and grey. I was a bit sad of seeing the screenshots.
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by pmkary 7mo ago
Basically this has been the only way to stop anything from happening. But major systems all have accessibility like web and if someone wants to support accessibility they will do it there. Those who don't, won't even do it on web.
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by pmkary 7mo ago
Not only are they a decade late while everyone expected WASM to liberate us from JS, and it ended up being a useless toy in JS whose improvements would have been crushed by having to send all progress to JS to apply it, but then giving it a
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by pmkary 8mo ago
They have such a good design for this website and all of it is wasted with the share buttons on the top.
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by pmkary 8mo ago
That fuck face only knows how to kill hundreds of thousands of people with his unbelievable ignorance.
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Media Can't Stop Propping Up Elon Musk's Phoney Supergenius Mythology(karlbode.com)
12 points by pmkary 8mo ago|6 comments
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by pmkary 8mo ago
Cool cool cool
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by pmkary 8mo ago
This is just awesome!
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by pmkary 8mo ago
What is it with SQLite that every week we have a page of its website in top of HN?
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by pmkary 8mo ago
Yeah exactly.
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by pmkary 8mo ago
Not at all. Before the use of TypeScript exploded, they had two features brought into it from C# which were namespaces and enums (both of which are amazingly good features. For the first one, no one knew what was the right choice back then.
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by pmkary 9mo ago
I never thought they are so many!
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by pmkary 9mo ago
Wow!
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by pmkary 9mo ago
I have a JSON formatter called Virtuous ( https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=karyfoun... ) and till now I thought that is the best way to format JSON, and I most confess that I'll throw away my own forma
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by pmkary 9mo ago
Well they really destroyed everything that I knew was Punkt: Great design, minimalist, e-ink like displays with an android cheap design, no e-ink, and Phone as a Service? are you kidding us?
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by pmkary 9mo ago
Yes, I'm in the exact same location.
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by pmkary 10mo ago
I actually put in the time and searched many times. Again and again. I'm more confident of his guilt than of innocence. The very fact that he even walked past Epstein devalues his work altogether. I don't need to hear of his guilt
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by pmkary 10mo ago
The fact that he wrote volumes about manufacturing consent, death of the American dream and Israel's invasion of Palestine while he used to travel in luxurious jets with Epstein who was everything that he pretended to fight against.
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by pmkary 10mo ago
It's not about the science, I keep all the deprecated or rendered wrong/irrelevant books because they shaped me at some point and I'm proud of that. But finding out an author sitting on your bookshelf can possibly be a child
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by pmkary 10mo ago
Actually, it's both. I wanted to study media theory, and it was interesting that his work both appeared in compilers and philosophy, so I thought, “Let’s buy some books and dig into them.” The content was stupid, but I didn't need
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by pmkary 10mo ago
I loved the old website. It was one of the few "good old things" I used to check out when I got nostalgic. What a waste...
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by pmkary 10mo ago
I have many books from Chomsky, and I want to throw them away because it disgusts me to have them. Then I think, why should I throw away things I spent so much on? It makes me more angry. So I have pilled them up somewhere to figure out wha
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by pmkary 10mo ago
Dude would talk about manufacturing consent, elitist circles, and what Israel is doing with poor Palestinians and then go aboard Israeli-spy, super elitist, consent manufacturing, sex trafficker, rapist, Epstein's private jet. What a t
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by pmkary 10mo ago
What I cannot understand is why they left Dynamicland and made it a product. (Which is against everything that Bret Victor stands for). And there is nothing mentioned anywhere.
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by pmkary 10mo ago
Plato's forms finally being proven...
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by pmkary 10mo ago
Good point
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by pmkary 10mo ago
That is not the impression, that is exactly why, And actually that is their strength. Back in the days the whole Apple was there to make software for Jobs and look how awesome that turned out. Wolfram is trying to complete tue work of Leibn
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by pmkary 10mo ago
I actually loved this idea so much that every language I make, I try to do the same. The point of it is that typing ( requires shift, while [ does not. And you have no idea when you have tunnel syndrome, how much it hurts each time you writ
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by pmkary 10mo ago
Because both are trying to be response to the death of Browser Company's Arc. ( https://arc.net )
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by pmkary 10mo ago
What a sad sad world this is.

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