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by shusson 6y ago
Yes but because it's not natively supported there's common issues like https://github.com/nexe/nexe/issues/639 .
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by shusson 6y ago
I can only see "value" for NFTs in context of some digital application which can constrain supply of the thing the NFT represents. e.g A chat application might decide that only the owner of the nyan cat NFT can use the nyan cat em
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by shusson 6y ago
It's nice, but I wish they showed a scale.
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Postgres Backups for Applications(shusson.info)
1 points by shusson 6y ago|1 comments
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by shusson 6y ago
Be aware there are a few concerning open issues like it blocking all network requests when disabled: https://github.com/objective-see/LuLu/issues/264 or not being able to login after installing (due to securi
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Elasticsearch range query datemath and timezones(shusson.info)
1 points by shusson 6y ago|0 comments
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V4 UUID generation Postgres benchmarks(shusson.info)
7 points by shusson 6y ago|0 comments
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Megadose of vitamin C may treat sepsis(abc.net.au)
28 points by shusson 6y ago|5 comments
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by shusson 6y ago
> I just don't think an opinion poll on a tech board is going to yield an accurate prediction of what to expect. Part of your answer, which I'm paraphrasing to "I don't know, talk to the experts", is already a g
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by shusson 6y ago
Out of curiosity, how do people on HN rate the risk of long term side-effects?
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by shusson 6y ago
Teams, teams, teams: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/microsoft-team...
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by shusson 6y ago
> But it's okay for 10 year olds to kill combatants? An adult should understand that killing civilians is morally/ethically wrong. Where as a child might not. So while you probably don't want any child to simulate killing
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by shusson 6y ago
> What would happen if computers never got any faster? I think it can be boiled down to the P versus NP problem.
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by shusson 6y ago
> but this game is an entirely intentional attempt to defend _Viking_ colonialism specifically. And they will have been perfectly aware that this played into neo-Nazi tropes. I think they just optimized for a wide audience. They romantic
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by shusson 6y ago
What do you mean by "English", in a modern day sense or in a 10th century sense? I'm not even sure there was a concept of "English" in the 10th century.
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by shusson 6y ago
> I think the problem can be neatly summed up in just one thing about the game: the game will ‘desyncronize’ you (meaning produce a game over) if your character kills civilians While I agree this broke immersion completely for me, I don&
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Collecting Query Statistics with Postgres(shusson.info)
2 points by shusson 6y ago|0 comments
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by shusson 6y ago
I wonder how they came up with 19%. Surely they could nudge it up to 20% and no one would notice. These are synthetic tests after all right?
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by shusson 6y ago
Yes in practice this is what I see as well. I would also add, "developer likes framework x tooling". The other use case that SPA frameworks sell, is develop for all platforms For web, mobile and desktop. It sounds nice on paper,
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by shusson 6y ago
> Why do we build single-page apps?... > We want our web apps to feel “instant”... > Blank screens make for a bad user-experience... In my experience if you really need fast page loads, SPAs are off the table. So the premise of the
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Building nested JSON objects with Postgres(shusson.info)
2 points by shusson 6y ago|0 comments
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Self-Hosted GitHub Runners(shusson.info)
3 points by shusson 6y ago|0 comments
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by shusson 6y ago
Recently I noticed that reddit will hide posts on a mobile browser and try and force you to use the app. e.g `/r/AusFinance`. You can get around it by going directly to `/r/AusFinance/new`. Terrible experience.
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by shusson 6y ago
TLDR: - google has monopoly on search results. - traditional news companies not making enough money, blame google. - Australian government decides it knows what is best, regulate the monopoly. I would love to hear some input from actual jou
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by shusson 6y ago
> It has remained such. You should take a look at genomic data. The volume of data is one of the main challenges[1]. [1] https://spectrum.ieee.org/computing/software/the-desperate-q...
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by shusson 6y ago
To be clear, they have made bucketloads of revenue, they lost profit. The OPs point was that now that they have practical market dominance, regulations will most likely favor them compared to small start-ups.
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by shusson 6y ago
> who saw value in an American company getting access to sophisticated TikTok algorithms Caused me to spit-take.
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by shusson 6y ago
Anyone else find the quotation marks in the original picture suspicious? Especially around: if ("true" === "true") { return false; }
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by shusson 6y ago
Yes my mistake, corrected.
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by shusson 6y ago
There's an irony that a western country, Germany, moved Lenin to Russia in 1917, which was a significant factor in the revolution that followed.

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