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by snird 4y ago
The AI ignores enemy players running behind him. Because he can't see them. I'd love to see the same method, but with audio inputs too.
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by snird 4y ago
Yes, you probably are one of a tiny group. Youtube power is in its recommendation engine. I discovered amazing content through this engine. You say you come to watch what you want, but how do you initially fill the "subscription"
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by snird 4y ago
WFH is making it much better for me. In work you have no friends, you have colleagues. Maybe 1% of them really care about you. Even those who seems like they care about you, are so used to see you by default every day, that you never develo
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by snird 4y ago
Author here. I used the "Serverless" product, not the "Dedicated" product. That's the gap you see here. But your point is important, I'll add it to the post. Thank you.
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Lapce Editor 0.2.1 Release(github.com)
3 points by snird 4y ago|0 comments
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by snird 4y ago
This is so risky. HN like to talk about how risky it is to use Google products as they will shut down - but this is 10 times riskier. You depend on a closed system, with no guarantees, for a usage it was not originally designed for. Notion
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by snird 4y ago
People here and in media seems to be only obsessed about the naming scheme. But I have an important question I haven't seen anyone address - does the 80 Gbps performance means the eGPUs will be that much less constraint? Will this enab
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by snird 4y ago
I work on a gamification product. We have schools as customers, they made a game that engaged the students and in an a/b testing showed much better results over time. They pay 0.1% of what other, non-education customers pay. Because th
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by snird 4y ago
This probably have an amazing background story. AppLovin and Unity has a similar market cap, making this merger almost equal in power - which typically leads to an uphill battle in management of who has the power. This first and foremost bl
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by snird 4y ago
Cool product, nice features, too important to rely on such a young company. Sorry to be that guy, but I would never rely the business core on a company like that. That's why I like Tooljet: https://www.tooljet.com (no affil
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by snird 4y ago
Are you sure they will? They seem to prefer dividend payouts rather than capex on new fabs[1]. Combined with them moving to FCF loss - I think that what you described here may be imaginary at best. Given what they said in the last earnings
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by snird 4y ago
Applovin is bigger than both. I think even bigger than them both combined. And there are many other competitors in this field.
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Crystal Lang 1.5.0 Released(github.com)
3 points by snird 4y ago|0 comments
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Helix Editor 22.05 Released(helix-editor.com)
9 points by snird 4y ago|0 comments
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by snird 4y ago
I love Ansible. I recently re-wrote the infrastructure setup of a startup. They had a Chef infra-as-code before, written for CentOS 7. Since CentOS is dead, and I took the opportunity to move to Debian, it wasn't worth it to keep worki
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by snird 5y ago
Congrats on the release. For those looking for a FOSS alternative, I haven't seen mentioned here yet Toast UI Grid - TUI-grid: https://ui.toast.com/tui-grid I've been using it for over a year and it works perfectl
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by snird 5y ago
I think you're right. I have 2 points worth considering in this case: 1. If something hits the front page, shouldn't it immediately be moderated? As it has more visibility? 2. About the community moderating itself - that's a
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by snird 5y ago
My "complaint" is caring for the changing platform. Answering someone who spreads fake news using a misuse of the platform does not invalidate what I say. Your comment is an attempt to diverge discussion because you don't lik
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by snird 5y ago
Then what is the role of the guidelines? Aren't the guidelines there to keep the community "HACKER news"? Focus on tech? If anything goes, well, so anything goes. Nothing should be moderated. But that's not the case. Thi
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by snird 5y ago
False. Israeli government has Arab list in it, with Arab ministers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Arab_List Not the parliament - the government itself. This is by definition not an apartheid state. This law deny
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by snird 5y ago
And she raised her pay while firing essential engineers: https://www.extremetech.com/computing/313658-mozilla-fires-2... I'm a firefox user for over 10 years. I think I'm now convinced there is no future, I&#
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by snird 5y ago
That's because they are paid per delivery, incentivizing them to go as fast as possible with no regards to the law. An the companies sending them will have no repercussions if the police will stop the delivery guys - making the compani
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Tell HN: You can't recover AWS access
18 points by snird 5y ago|5 comments
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Crystal 1.3.0 Is Released(crystal-lang.org)
2 points by snird 5y ago|3 comments
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by snird 5y ago
If he is not being malinformed, what other reason does he have to spread lies about Israel?
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by snird 5y ago
This is a lie, and you have an agenda. The "United Arab List" is part of the current government (!) not of the parliament, but the government itself that is formed. Representing many Arabs. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by snird 5y ago
Sure, I agree completely. There is a very important place for RSS. But I think we will all be better off if we also had an RSS-like solution that does support monetization. It will be much better than having to rely on emails or big central
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by snird 5y ago
That's naive. To expect all content to be free forever. You need to have a way to gate premium content or monetize it through ads. The idealism of not doing so led us directly back to centralized weird web where the New York Times forc
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Ask HN: RSS with Authentication and Monetization Support?
4 points by snird 5y ago|7 comments
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Israel: Jerusalem Post site hacked by Iranians with threats of annihilation(dw.com)
1 points by snird 5y ago|0 comments

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