stagas

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   by stagas 7y ago

   So, this still allows your valuable zoned-in session to continue and also reminds you that it is time for a break. Taking breaks increases your productivity, in overall, across time. Mainly because you save yourself from the huge dips of ex
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   by stagas 7y ago

   Definitely the Sony's, by far.
3. 483.▲
   by stagas 7y ago

   And what about their planned obsolescence strategy like the right ear simultaneously[0] stop working on everybody's QC25s with no replacement or repair option? [0]: https://community.bose.com/t5/In-Ear-Headphones&#
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   by stagas 7y ago

   Looks good! Simple and to the point. My feedback: a) default font size is a bit large, and b) I would change the placeholder "blah blah blah claim..." to something less distracting/funny :) All the best to you!
5. 485.▲
   by stagas 7y ago

   So, two things I see here, 1) only one person is allowed to push changes to the dgit repo then? How are you supposed to collaborate on a remote dgit repo, in that manner it is very different than a github remote, or am I missing something?
6. 486.▲
   by stagas 7y ago

   I am betting also driving and particularly drunk driving related accidents and deaths will also drop during this quarantine.
7. 487.▲
   by stagas 7y ago

   How do you maintain identity in dgit? i.e how do I claim my user/org name in this decentralized manner? It isn't clear how it works, can you elaborate on this part a little bit?
8. 488.▲
   by stagas 7y ago

   Same frustration here, but this[0] did the job for me. [0]: https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome
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   by stagas 7y ago

   Looks very professionally executed, well done! My only feedback, the name doesn't do it justice, "dumber". If you have plans to take it further, I would suggest coming up with a better branding that suits. I can easily see it
10. 490.▲
    by stagas 7y ago

    Exactly, push right instead of pull. But it would require the systems to be designed in such a way that the user has ownership of the data they produce. GDPR should have solved that. Google location services have a complete history but it i
11. 491.▲
    by stagas 7y ago

    This[0] extension worked for me. [0]: https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome
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    by stagas 7y ago

    <3
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    Show HN: Generate phishing alternative domains for Handshake

    2 points by stagas 7y ago|2 comments
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    by stagas 7y ago

    I wish there was something this fast, but for searching error outputs instead (along with discussions/solutions).
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    by stagas 7y ago

    Can someone explain how a hugely complex machine with mostly parallel working analog parts fits into the digital computing paradigm? Isn't it predetermined to fail under extreme conditions, like those that are found while flying inbetw
16. 496.▲
    by stagas 7y ago

    Googlexit, anyone?
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    by stagas 7y ago

    Ketapop, chillrave[0] - I find they have the right amount of ambience and novelty to not be too boring to make you drowsy or too interesting to be distracting so they can peacefully sit in the background all day long giving you a bit of rhy
18. 498.▲
    by stagas 7y ago

    In Poland almost everything is 1/3 of the price compared to the rest of the EU for the same "stuff", arguably most have Polish branding but there are common products(Nestle, Coca Cola, etc) that are significantly cheaper.
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    by stagas 7y ago

    Tangential, from the introduction: "Centralized systems are BORING. The early days of the web were honestly more exciting, more raw, more wild-wild-west. We need to get back to that vibe." - I adhere to that philosophy, anyone kno
20. 500.▲
    by stagas 7y ago

    I understand, but it seems clickbait to not convey the information that the judge survived the shot.
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    by stagas 7y ago

    Can we change the title to 'attempts suicide' because this is disturbing until you read the article?
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    Objects of Consciousness(frontiersin.org)

    1 points by stagas 7y ago|0 comments
23. 503.▲
    by stagas 7y ago

    Oh that's interesting if this is the case. So now a module export can contain an asynchronously initialized db handler for example?
24. 504.▲
    by stagas 7y ago

    You go around calling people biological anomalies and you're pretending to be the victim in this situation? Jeez.
25. 505.▲
    by stagas 7y ago

    People will always try to figure you out. But with the German stare this communication is enhanced, you get feedback on their feelings for you and you can respond to that with your attitude. In other cultures, they make a judgement and ther
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    by stagas 7y ago

    I'm visibly not German as well, so I understand what you are saying. Though, I believe it is better than non-looking cultures, because now that they are looking I have the chance to portray the image of who I am, which is a non-hostile
27. 507.▲
    by stagas 7y ago

    I also particularly enjoy the "Germanic Stare Down"[0] culture; being free to look at anyone and in the eyes without that being considered hostile is something I consider healthy as well. Compared to other places where lack of eye
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    by stagas 7y ago

    It is similar to the "View Source" comments you see on some sites nowadays, but instead of the "Get out of here!" they figured it's more beneficial to say: "We're hiring! Come work with us".
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    by stagas 7y ago

    Yeah, right? Considering they were about to buy Greece[0] at some point, one would assume that they would hand more budget for something that potentially saves their own business. [0]: https://www.independent.co.uk/news&#x2F
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    by stagas 7y ago

    Everytime I discover the meaning of Life, they change it. My point is, Life isn't a well-defined problem, and it shouldn't be, so it is more like a never-ending puzzle that you are free to go as deep as you want. But there are par