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by tcmb 5y ago
Must be super hard to stay motivated on this team, if it exists.
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by tcmb 5y ago
> The keyboard on the device? It doesn’t work. Instead, you can use an on-screen virtual keyboard or plug in a USB keyboard for games or other activities that require typing. That's disappointing... maybe understandable because it&#
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by tcmb 5y ago
Fascinating... the content of the videos as well as the channel itself. Why do the ants cover this stuff in 'dirt' while devouring it/carrying it away? To camouflage it so that nobody else will find it?
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by tcmb 5y ago
I was trying to add a service that wasn't included yet and the preview of the ToS document was overlaid by huge versions of the graphic assets found on the original URL, so that the document was unreadable and it was impossible for me
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by tcmb 5y ago
There's plenty of things that cannot be completely prevented, and we don't take that to mean that all counter measures are futile and should be dropped. Examples are basically any kind of crime and violence, traffic accidents, all
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by tcmb 5y ago
HN is so funny. 'I have no astigmatism.' -- 'Sure you do!'
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by tcmb 5y ago
Small self-organized teams, a la Frederic Laloux's 'Reinventing Organizations'. https://www.reinventingorganizations.com/
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by tcmb 5y ago
I agree with what you say, but the question that TFA asks is still relevant, since 'own goals' have always been counted the way they are. So the number of own goals is still higher than usual.
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by tcmb 5y ago
Sounds cool! I‘d be interested in the caching and analytics part, but without the CDN, i.e. for an internal GraphQL server. Is there a way to do that?
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This Changed Everything: Source Code for WWW x Tim Berners-Lee, an NFT(sothebys.com)
2 points by tcmb 5y ago|1 comments
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by tcmb 5y ago
I would call spirituality in general the 'mapping' of these spaces, descriptions of the way to get there and navigate them, and the preservation of accounts of people who've visited them. A religion, as I see it, is already f
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by tcmb 5y ago
That sounds like a profound experience, would you say these insights had any lasting impact on your life? And, if may ask, in what way was it a bad trip? I once took LSD and was hoping for that level of experience, but only got nice visual
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by tcmb 5y ago
I thought the same, their customer stories go back to Oct 2018.
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by tcmb 5y ago
True, but it's just nonsensical to say "let's meet three days ago". Real-world constraints restrict the meaningful interpretations of sentences.
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by tcmb 5y ago
Not in my experience. Because "nächster" means "nähester" ('the closest one'), it would be logical to mean Friday this week, not next week. It's not uncommon to disambiguate by saying "nächsten Freita
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by tcmb 5y ago
I'm surprised there's no mention of the cochlea in this article... I always assumed the design was inspired by it. Surely there's some analogy in how the human ear breaks down frequencies in the cochlea and how a speaker prod
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by tcmb 5y ago
I wouldn't call it exemplary, I mean they have to say _something_, and it clearly was an error on their side, so they're only admitting what they cannot avoid to admit. See my other comment on the hair splitting regarding sensitiv
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by tcmb 5y ago
Users contradict them on the statement that no bank details were visible. [0] Although Esra (the user whose tweet is linked from the original thread on this topic on HN) gets it wrong in saying that Klarna pretends this wasn't a data b
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Klarna's Written Statement on App Bug(klarna.com)
2 points by tcmb 5y ago|4 comments
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by tcmb 5y ago
Obituary in the Chicago Tribune: https://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/ct-ent-helmut-j...
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Architect Helmut Jahn dies in Illinois bicycle accident(nbcnews.com)
3 points by tcmb 5y ago|1 comments
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by tcmb 5y ago
With regards to swimming, I once read they measure times only up to hundredths of seconds, because the individual lanes of the pool cannot be built to be the same length within a margin of error that would warrant measuring times more accur
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by tcmb 6y ago
Genuine question, how is 9 web servers vertical scaling? And also, peak CPU usage of 12% means this is about 10x oversized for what is needed. Isn't it much better to only scale up when actually needed, mostly in terms of cost?
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by tcmb 6y ago
That reasoning sounds like a logical fallacy: 1. Personality traits are inherited 2. Personality traits influence political views 3. Looks are inherited -> Therefore, looks influence political views (?) "A is X and does Y" &quo
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CDPR Hacked, ‘Cyberpunk 2077’ Source Code Held for Ransom(forbes.com)
2 points by tcmb 6y ago|0 comments
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by tcmb 6y ago
You would think that Java is maybe not the right tool for the job, if you have to write your own Runtime first.
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I Love Reading 1980s Computer Magazines, and So Should You(wired.com)
51 points by tcmb 6y ago|12 comments
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by tcmb 6y ago
Now use it on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25836085
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by tcmb 6y ago
I'm confused, why is this showing a Linux assembly file and then the Makefile and build instructions for macOS?
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by tcmb 6y ago
No, but OP is Arnold Schwarzenegger.

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