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Trailblazers: The New Zealand Story(youtube.com)
1 points by solus_factor 6y ago|0 comments
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by solus_factor 6y ago
Quotes are also pretty much ignored now. I don't know why.
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by solus_factor 6y ago
If you attack somebody, then yes, it's an action within virtual walls. But if you simply share a thought with your followers that the platform owner doesn't agree with - your argument falls apart.
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by solus_factor 6y ago
https://solus.substack.com/p/moral-basis-for-regulating-soci...
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by solus_factor 6y ago
Insanely fast! Impressive.
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DEC64: Decimal Floating Point(crockford.com)
3 points by solus_factor 6y ago|1 comments
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by solus_factor 6y ago
https://www.crockford.com/dec64.html
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by solus_factor 6y ago
Sorry to rain on your parade, but ideas are cheap, what matters is execution, and your site leaves big doubts that you can execute something like this. The design is one of the ugliest I've ever seen. Judging from your video and sign u
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by solus_factor 6y ago
Don't worry, that's just cyclical fluctuations in human OS software, best summed up like this: Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. Weak men create hard times. You only see thi
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by solus_factor 6y ago
When you look at the state of things, you should realize that things evolved to be this way _for_a_reason_. What specific reason or reasons might not be clear, but those reasons and forces nevertheless exist. Calls to return "back to r
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by solus_factor 6y ago
What happens if a smart employee puts a backdoor in the client code served to you?
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by solus_factor 6y ago
Be smaller.
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Request for Startups in the Rejuvenation Biotechnology Space(fightaging.org)
2 points by solus_factor 6y ago|0 comments
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Is it moral to regulate Twitter?(solus.life)
1 points by solus_factor 6y ago|1 comments
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by solus_factor 6y ago
Because nobody yet built a good implementation of the idea. There was Flattr, but they pivoted from their original idea because they couldn't make it work for some reason. It can't be implemented on the level of individual sites -
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Moral basis for regulating social platforms(solus.substack.com)
1 points by solus_factor 6y ago|1 comments
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by solus_factor 6y ago
Read your rationale. Sorry, this is extremely naive. You describe the problems correctly, but your solutions are very shallow. "Don't store delivered emails"? Great, now we need to do backups of all the individual mail client
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by solus_factor 6y ago
Why is it "oversimplification"? In the long run, it's true. If it's not a charity, _you_ will be bearing the cost, one way or another. Your attention will be sold to other people. So yes, you are the product. How else ca
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by solus_factor 6y ago
My guess would be that it's OK. Vitamin D should definitely be taken in the morning, as it affects circadian clock, but K2 timing is probably not that important.
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by solus_factor 6y ago
Well, for one it will deposit in the walls of your arteries.
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by solus_factor 6y ago
https://examine.com/supplements/vitamin-k/
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by solus_factor 6y ago
Vitamin K2 is a must, because without it all the extra calcium will be just hanging in your blood and that's not good. D increases absorption, while K2 increases utilization. And we're all starved of K2 because industrial farmers
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Filter HN articles by keywords and read them in your Telegram(solus.life)
1 points by solus_factor 6y ago|0 comments
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by solus_factor 6y ago
4 top results are all Ads and cover the whole front page on my screen! Not cool.
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by solus_factor 6y ago
One would expect the ability to download books in various formats (EPUB, TXT, etc) in a site like this from the start. Otherwise it's pretty much useless.
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by solus_factor 6y ago
Is there a way to create a custom tag component? Like "<my-button></my-button>"?
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by solus_factor 6y ago
This looks cool.
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by solus_factor 6y ago
I am still using MSVC6.0 and loving it... There was a clear drop in quality when MS switched to the "modern" VS. It seems most people here look at a short period of history: they take some crappy software, like modern VS or Office
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by solus_factor 6y ago
I don't think this is the case at all! To me Excel, for example, peaked at 2003 version, which I still use, and after that it followed the same pattern the topic started described - worse and worse and worse. Same with Google Chrome (I
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by solus_factor 6y ago
Thinking. It's the _only_ skill programmers need. Everything else will follow.

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