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by sakjur 3y ago
Current list of gatekeepers is FAAMG and TikTok[2], and to be considered for it requires three years worth of a large market share[1]. Not even Discord or Slack seem to make the cut at the moment, so I wouldn’t be too worried about the “pea
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There are a lot of people who shouldn’t be allowed to drive cars, too.
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IIRC it’s left to the devroom organizer to keep the doors closed for entering during a talk.
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> If your render is remotely intended to be realistic, please include wireframe, viewport or clay render along with your post. This is a bit sensationalistic if you’ve followed the subreddit for any amount of time. People often forget ab
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And yet people understand the sentiment. Having footnotes pointing out the inherent unfairness of capitalism when criticizing the employers that go further than societal norms to exploit their employers seems like an excessive level of form
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It’s half an argument. Just bringing up cryptocurrencies is tiresome. How does that change the amount of people living on less than the equivalent of $5 per hour or day?
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The YAML 1.2 spec removed “no” as a synonym for false. That arguably just made that entire problem worse, and even though it’s been almost 15 years YAML 1.1 is still the commonly used variant.
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I’ve heard that argument. I’m also skeptical about its weight compared to the benefits of locality. When what3words says it, I feel like it’s a salespitch as to why we should use their proprietary solution. I think your checkmoji solves tha
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What3Words is an interesting idea, but the lack of locality and propriety nature of the codes makes me doubtful of using it for anything important. I prefer the pluscodes introduced by Google as it is open source, useful offline, conveys lo
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Yes, he went to prison around the time when I started using Linux and when HDDs were very much still the default choice. SSDs often held 64 or 128 GB for a high cost and with questionable lifespans.
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I basically only ever sign up for subscriptions that I can cancel from either App Store or through the national system where subscriptions are listed and cancelable in my bank statement these days. My idea of doing this would be to force ba
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One of my personal career mottos is to focus on a secondary objective, as I’m miserable with all the mess going on around the primary objective. One of the things that inspired that was seeing how much better the mobile version of websites
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Disagreement is not malice. People taking issue with your suggested solution doesn’t mean they’re trying to stop people from helping themselves or enabling self-destructive behaviors (at least not intentionally). I intend to leave this conv
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Suggesting a seemingly easy solution to a debilitating problem someone is having might cause them to feel less about themselves. I believe the point is to offer sympathy to a reader who reads your post and sort of goes “if it’s just that, w
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I think the right to left should be left to right in that last sentence? I was briefly confused by that and ended up reading your links (takk!) Danish still use a somewhat complex infix system for reading numbers (five and half fours is 75)
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Wouldn’t you lose control over your own money if you lost your private key?
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What a nightmare it would be with a display showing Roman numerals. Are you driving XLIII or XLVII on a VL road?
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Source control is really good at compressing text files as they evolve over time, but isn’t optimized to handle binary assets. Since a single-line patch changes the entire zip archive, you’d risk growing the size of the repository based on
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Cargo vet, dependency auditing for Rust(mozilla.github.io)
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Rust’s Cargo vet offers an answer to that question. You can import a list of audits from trusted auditors, which should cover all popular packages. Now you have to audit dependencies that aren’t well-known in the community, which really is
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Wouldn’t the opposite be better? I’m not sure you could take advantage of the vast majority of files in the zip files being unchanged if you kept compressed archives.
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From elsewhere in this conversation, asimpleusecase linked https://www.alternativeairlines.com/airlines-not-flying-boei...
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I hadn't thought of it like that, but I agree with you. The magic of good puzzle design lies partly in figuring it out yourself and feeling clever, and you miss out on that when reading the solution to the puzzle in a guide. I absolute
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Cloudflare’s stats also put mobile traffic and desktop traffic from the main browsers (assuming Edge and Firefox are for their desktop versions) at roughly equal 46%, causing Firefox to jump to ~9-10% of the desktop browser market. That rea
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There’s a mention of Safari’s popularity thanks to the iPhone but otherwise the article seem to miss that most of the smartphone and tablet boom happened during the period since. I think that’s a major point to Firefox’s demise, making the
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> An LLM won't make phone calls. That is an interesting idea that I’m a bit worried could lead to more spammy ‘content’. I’d be surprised if the combination of LLM chat technology, voice recognition, voice generation, and affordable
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I had a guide for Wind Waker that I’d enjoy reading and mostly appreciating the artwork from (I’m not sure I even could read English when I first bought the guide), yet I didn’t have the game and only played occasionally at friend’s places.
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Wake turbulence and pilot experience could be factors. Fighter jets are designed to fly near larger aircraft and their pilots have the training for it.
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Good point, in my case when I say “delivered”, I primarily mean the phone notifying the user.
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Something I wish Apple and Google would support is notifications that are only delivered if you’ve opened the app during the last 2 hours. Taxi and food delivery services for example have a reasonable usecase for push notifications, but onl

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