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Planito: A 9-day week for a balanced life
(sprain.ch)
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sprain
3y ago
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sprain
3y ago
Not knowing it was about a game, that was one of the strangest headlines ever to read on here.
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sprain
4y ago
One of the most hyped use cases of blockchains is event ticketing. We had a close look. It cannot solve most problems it claims to solve. The only thing it might be useful for is digital collectible tickets. This may be interesting for a ti
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5y ago
It works. Yet I have no idea what I should use it for.
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NFT event ticketing – a realistic look at a big trend
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sprain
5y ago
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sprain
5y ago
Ok, so I‘ll have to check with the event official. How often do you actually know who that really is? Let‘s say Beyoncé is coming to the arena closest to you. Are you aware of who actually organizes that event and is in charge? Ticket buyer
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sprain
5y ago
If you sell it to me as an NFT, how do I know it‘s not a fake NFT ticket or even a fake event? All potential solutions to that question have one thing in common: An event has by definition a centralized entity, which is the organizer. Every
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sprain
5y ago
I like this approach and will have a closer look.
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sprain
5y ago
I have seen many trends, frameworks and „best practices“ come an go. The app our company provides is based on very basic tech, with little js, and server-rendered pages. But you know what? Our clients love it, we are profitable, and we kee
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7y ago
In German language, the word Zugzwang is also often used figuratively to describe a situation in which you are forced to take (unwanted) action due to external circumstances. Example from recent news: Most online shops offer Black Friday de
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7y ago
I am in the event ticketing business. It currently feels like a new provider appears every other day as the entry bar is very low. The tricky parts start when you realize how diverse event organizers‘ needs actually are. Nonetheless, as a r
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7y ago
I run an independent, localized wedding registry platform. Couples pay a one-time activation fee. A friend and I built the site some years ago and never really changed anything. All we have to do is to reply to 1-2 support emails per month
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Don't send unsubscribe confirmation emails
(postmarkapp.com)
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sprain
9y ago
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sprain
11y ago
My first try was "today + 6 weeks". Got "Lexing failed". My second try was "now + 2 hours in new york". Got "Lexing failed". I suppose, I doesn't understand my accent ;)
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12y ago
SomeCache is a real, functioning implementation. Maybe cache is a bad example. It could also be a HTTP client to fetch some data over an api. Let's say the library by default uses Guzzle. But if a user for some reason wants to inject h
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12y ago
Actually, in my example, a cache will _always_ be used. It is mandatory to use a cache and therefore, if none is provided, a default cache is used. That's why it put it into the constructor.
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Ask HN: How do you feel about optional dependency injection?
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sprain
12y ago
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