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by rendaw 1y ago
Why do we need more efficient photosynthesis in plants? Is it for indoor cultivation?
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by rendaw 1y ago
There's a discussion on that in the comments at the bottom of the article, where the author explains why it wasn't analyzed.
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by rendaw 1y ago
I feel like I'm missing some context here. Who is DHH and why is his desktop so desirable? The main page says it's "opinionated" and has two thumbnails of desktops that are mostly just a background image.
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by rendaw 1y ago
I tried a couple of the flashy Chinese junk left handed vertical mice and they were all really really light weight with stiff buttons, so every time I clicked it turned into a click-drag (the force of the click moved the mouse). Is that one
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by rendaw 1y ago
Is it meaningfully different if it's not given to employees but given to everyone before they become an employee? I'd agree it's a meaningful distinction if the company wasn't actually as written... but it sounds like
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by rendaw 1y ago
Any chance the traditional blindspots have been metricized and included in regulatory testing so car makers only care about those and not safety in general?
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by rendaw 1y ago
I think this is an issue for any curation. It's especially an issue for music - bandcamp shows you music - top sellers, recently sold, liked by creators, etc that all require someone else to do curation. They do have a random listing,
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by rendaw 1y ago
They claim it allows you to make boxes without material overlap, but I don't buy that. If you're using a material that's flexible enough to fold and there's no overlap at corners, won't the material wiggle/warp
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by rendaw 1y ago
I made a process supervisor, probably less simple than nitro but much more simple (and focused) than systemd. Aside from the overreach, I think there are some legitimate issues with systemd: - It's really hard to make services reliable
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by rendaw 1y ago
I did ctrl+F and searched for "danger" and "risk" and neither word appears in the article.
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by rendaw 1y ago
The fact that Jobs wasn't an engineer shows this clearly isn't just an engineering problem.
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by rendaw 1y ago
I'm not that familiar with XSLT but isn't it already quite hobbled? Can it be used in a significant way? Or is this a chicken-egg problem where proving it's useful requires the implementation to be filled out first.
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by rendaw 1y ago
"Under no circumstances should you use Mullvad VPN ( https://mullvad.net/en ), available for 5Eur/mo - also payable in Bitcoin, to avoid our age verification checks!"
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by rendaw 1y ago
I made something similar! https://github.com/andrewbaxter/malarkdowney - The main difference (I think) is that mine applies h* style changes and isn't visually separated from the rest of the page. I.e. it's n
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by rendaw 1y ago
Yeah, IMO the tops on all the letters are too thin. Reading it I felt like I was reading something printed when the ink was running out... (Upholding HN tradition here)
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by rendaw 1y ago
And some businesses (that consumers want) just don't exist because they can't be made to fit the card pricing structure. Ex: journalism (subscriptions only)
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by rendaw 1y ago
> Also, there is no target salary or salary range. This is a red flag for a couple of reasons: .... the hiring company will be paying different levels of compensation based on where the applicant lives. I've applied for companies wi
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by rendaw 1y ago
Making a statement about "plenty of people" is making a statement about an aggregate. Do you have some sources?
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by rendaw 1y ago
I think GP means "algebraic data types" not "abstract data types", probably specifically tagged unions. Both Kotlin and Java can (now) do something similar with sealed classes but it's quite less ergonomic.
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by rendaw 1y ago
Top leadership at the company I'm at is trying to push AI down dev's throats in order to list in the magic quadrant.
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by rendaw 1y ago
I'm not sure why that links a subthread, this is the top level: https://old.reddit.com/r/ExperiencedDevs/comments/1mopzhz/16... It's kind of frustrating how many people there are like "hir
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by rendaw 1y ago
Yeah, in a break room, you can see who's there and who you're talking to. It's not just surveillance, when you post in "#random" with the whole company there you need to post things that that resonate with everyone.
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by rendaw 1y ago
Well the odometer's gotta be the same, right? I reckon the soul of a car resides in the odometer.
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by rendaw 1y ago
If it's really illegal stuff, why can't the groups be taken down via legal channels? Providers shouldn't be in charge of doing extra-due-process punishment.
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by rendaw 1y ago
"Casio" in "Casio watch" doesn't imply that the watch is owned by Casio.
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by rendaw 1y ago
If someone encodes "Meter" and "Yard", your type system wouldn't provide any errors if a meter is used in a yard calculation or vice versa. If someone encodes "RGBColor" and "LinearRGBColor", bot
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by rendaw 1y ago
Which of the recent high profile layoffs were amazon/google/etc exiting business lines and not management choosing to gamble positions chasing money on a recent temporary event (covid)? And did they not have other new products the
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by rendaw 1y ago
In what ways?
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by rendaw 1y ago
I hate to be the guy, but I could barely see the code snippets. Is contrast an issue for anyone else? Reader mode improves thins slightly but at the cost of code being unhighlighted and wrapping like crazy.
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by rendaw 1y ago
Yeah, it seems kind of inconsistent. But the crypto page on peachpayments only mentions bitcoin https://www.peachpayments.com/payment-methods/cryptocurrency and moneybadger seems explicitly bitcoin: https:/&#x2F

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