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by spraak 9y ago
Wow, I'd forgotten about bash.org I better forget again before the whole night is gone from reading through it.
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by spraak 9y ago
That's what the above poster already said. > people who were previously were at lower risk of cancer due to their skin pigmentation/higher melanin
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by spraak 9y ago
This comment is at least a bit more than a LOL, since it's a reference to an internet meme. Also, why are you on a (presumably) throwaway? I mean, given that you're aware of that about commenting on HN, wouldn't you have a mo
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by spraak 9y ago
> We could count the number of downloads from the gopass website but that wouldn’t too tell much either. I mean, I think that'd tell you more than GitHub stars, no? Or at least complement the GitHub stars metric? The downloads would
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by spraak 9y ago
It's not really easier, though. It makes it really hard to scan visually for key words because only the title/company/location is visible, until you click the box to reveal the post detail. In the 'native' HN view,
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by spraak 9y ago
> A list of applications written in haskell that are used for something that isn't programming a is a useful datapoint that tells us something about the strengths and weaknesses of the language A certain kind of strengths and weakne
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by spraak 9y ago
You really don't know the value in this case. You're arguing semantics but they are thr only one who in this case knows the value.
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by spraak 9y ago
> the dAppening Brilliant :D Thanks for sharing this.
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by spraak 9y ago
Not cute enough. Cats have long reigned supreme in internet meme culture, it's the perfect choice.
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by spraak 9y ago
It's still decentralized by design, though, even if not practically.
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by spraak 9y ago
I think you're misunderstanding the question. This is like someone asked what is the difference between beer, wine, and hard alcohol and your reply is "there are only two kinds of drinks: those that get you drunk and those that do
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by spraak 9y ago
But those just transpile to JS as well and likely suffer the same problems.
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by spraak 9y ago
I read it more like a word, like "journalish" similar to bit.ly etc.
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by spraak 9y ago
> Now O'Reilly, they've got covers you can really believe in I agree that the Head First books look gross, but there are a lot of bad O'Reilly books (on the inside) even if the animal looks cool.
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by spraak 9y ago
Is that literate brainfuck?
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by spraak 9y ago
You may like Dynalist.io which is inspired by Workflowy. I never used the latter but I really like the former.
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by spraak 9y ago
Wow, that's amazing. I've been following the GTD related space since I first got on IRC (about 15 years ago) and find more analog solutions (Hipster PDA etc.) so fascinating, but this one really wins.
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by spraak 9y ago
I guess an old IRC joke is lost on this audience?
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by spraak 9y ago
Amazon^WAmazing how four of the top page articles are about new Amazon products today.
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by spraak 9y ago
The ideal would be a company with funding that releases an open source product. None of the open source technologies that are community driven have taken off, to my awareness.
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by spraak 9y ago
Creepy! It makes me wonder what other ailments people may currently have for which their isn't yet technology to discover. Had they done an Xray of Nellis they surely would have seen the needle, I'd imagine.
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by spraak 9y ago
That aside, it's interesting to see Stanford on Medium. Maybe Medium is doing better financially?
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by spraak 9y ago
I wish it were modern enough to have a proper mobile site...
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by spraak 9y ago
Many people in this thread are sharing that coffee/caffeine doesn't work for them, and then others are replying that it must not be true, there's scientific evidence!!11 Look, one scientific study doesn't mean it will wo
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by spraak 9y ago
> Otherwise, a smaller platform will likely buy it for an “undisclosed sum” and kill it It seems much more likely that eBay, AliBaba or Amazon would kill it if one of them bought it.
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by spraak 9y ago
> they have no idea what agriculture really involves Well, no. They have no idea what it involves for that type of scale, but to say they have no idea at all (about their operating scale) seems to just show your hurt feelings about growi
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by spraak 9y ago
There are remote Clojure jobs. Some guidance here https://purelyfunctional.tv/
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by spraak 9y ago
That's so cool and really inspiring to me! Do you have a blog or anything?
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by spraak 9y ago
The category links don't work.
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by spraak 9y ago
I don't see it...

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