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rmetzler
6y ago
1. I had to search through the whole HN page to find a link to your app. 2. the landing page doesn't show anything except a screenshot. Make a video, put it on youtube and demo what you build. I'll not install a software that goes
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It's the other way around. The keyboard was the foundation for the programming languages and shortcuts, like moving with hjkl in vim. No German keyboard user would have created a language like C with curly braces, when you would break
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6y ago
I laughed when it came to the part where he 3d-printed the uppestcase letter and described as "not bad, maybe a 2.5 on the Bristol stool scale".
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6y ago
I think one important part of Gentrification means there are people with more money moving into a neighbourhood. The real estate agents just showed the building to them on the quiet day and they bought their piece of it, believing it's
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6y ago
Yes, I understood this. I was just trying to say that it's not easy for me to recognise the context of a diff in a deep nested yaml or json.
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6y ago
Lots of people mention Nx and of course I want to do the same but with a link to a youtube video, in case you wonder what's possible currently. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPKMmJpAGWc
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6y ago
It's neat that you built what you needed in a few lines of code. I must say, I don't quite like the output of Graphtage, I like your's a little bit more, but without a context it's not easy to see how podIP is nested. Us
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6y ago
I love that the author is doing code reviews on youtube and shows his own opensource code for the service. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMTb3Z-QiPY
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6y ago
You also get an email address to subscribe to the email list with.
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I also missed a TLDR. Is this why all his efforts failing? Because he writes so many words without saying much?
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6y ago
I didn't compare Tesla to another car company, I just stated that I don't think this is "green".
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6y ago
I really don't understand how any company creating batteries from lithium can be considered "green".
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rmetzler
6y ago
I don’t get it. What’s wrong with saying “white supremacists” when they use Nazi signs?
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6y ago
Learning CSS well is a great goal to have. This zine will probably bring you faster to 80% or 90% of that goal than any other content, because it shows the most important aspects about CSS.
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6y ago
If you're a developer and someone decides to have a layout for the emails sent to customers, you probably still have to use tables. I find that designers who create their own CSS are pretty rare. Most times I've seen frontend deve
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rmetzler
6y ago
Would it be beneficial to use one channel (either audio or visual) to transmit the information and the other one for responses like acknowledge? So kind of like TCP over two different channels?
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6y ago
I must admit this is something I certainly can relate to. I buy probably more than average programming books and can only read some of them when I buy them. But a situation will come up, where it’s really handy to just reach into the book s
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6y ago
There are many places in a lot of countries where you can have a landline but neither good speed internet nor cell phone reception. These places exist even a few 10s of kilometers away from the new Tesla factory in Germany.
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6y ago
I kind of agree, because I like to use the Reader view on mobile. What I dislike most about the default css on most browsers is the New Times Roman font and the fact that content can take the whole width of the browser view.
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rmetzler
6y ago
You are comparing apples and oranges. This is a CSS Stylesheet. Your html generator either brings its own css or relies on the browser default.
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6y ago
Probably depends a lot on the country, the type of business and the issue you have. Just the other day there was judgment in a case against Vodafone (a mobile carrier) where callcenters faked the voices on the call to get a provision and th
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6y ago
I think it would be probably easier to have a convention of programs to output their autocompletion options similar to how github.com/urfave/cli does. https://github.com/urfave/cli/tree/master/a
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6y ago
There have been several talks recorded on SS7 at CCC over the years. Here are two from 2014: - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-wu_pO5Z7Pk - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nRdJ0vaQt0o
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6y ago
My guess it’s the different idea of what an interface is and how errors are signaled. An interface in Go can be defined by the client code and types just need to implement the functions. In Java Interfaces need to be defined before any code
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6y ago
That’s how I taught my daughter.
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6y ago
Why should it be different other than servers are mostly Linux?
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If you used guards instead of the if, wouldn’t it be look less like Ruby while it would have the same or even better readability?
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6y ago
There is also salted Kerrygold in Germany. But I think the wrapper is silver.
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6y ago
Can someone please explain to me the toxicity of vitamin D and how it interacts with K2? I feel like K2 isn’t mentioned often in discussions about vitamin D and I wonder why this is.
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rmetzler
6y ago
Great idea.
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