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Ask HN: Can I do a voice query and have Wikipedia read to me?
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5y ago
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terminalserver
5y ago
There’s plenty of lightweight minimal web servers with minimal dependencies. But hang on is dependency anxiety really the reason or did you just make that up?
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5y ago
The thing I love most about caddy is it automatically does all the ssl certificate garbage which is so painful in every other web server ever. Yes certbot makes it less painful but it’s still a big PITA, unlike caddy where SSL is just like
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terminalserver
5y ago
Interesting but why? There’s a bazillion web servers out there, surely one of them can do the job? What have I missed?
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terminalserver
5y ago
Always a risk when you build your product on top of someone else’s.
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terminalserver
5y ago
Also try “yes, but”
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terminalserver
5y ago
Solid proof required to believe this extraordinary claim.
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terminalserver
5y ago
9.8 out of 10? What’s the .2 represent?
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terminalserver
5y ago
This article made no sense. The example were unrelated to the thesis being put forward. It had nothing to do with making a killer product.
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5y ago
Not directly related, but I tried Amazons ARM based ec2 instances. The servers randomly hung. A year or two later I tried again - the servers randomly hung. I went back to Intel CPUs.
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Ask HN: What sites do you habitually check, over and over?
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This is a very strange justification for having an obnoxiously loud vehicle. If you want to be seen wearing bright leds.
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Microsoft shut off their documentation in favor of MDN.
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5y ago
With all the uncountable billions of dollars in the banks of Apple, Microsoft, Google etc, none of them can manage to come up with documentation to compete with MDN which has to go freemium to be viable. Presumably that’s because they can’t
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5y ago
I once got a credit card statement that told me I would be able to pay off my credit card in 100,000 years. It was discouraging.
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“Cigarette companies allow smokers to choose not to smoke cigarettes”
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Klarna says they are “experiencing technical disturbances due to technical errors”. Sounds like a poltergeist.
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After using controversy and discussion as his key competitive and marketing weapons, he’s now switched off comments in his tweets. No commenting on certain topics in the Basecamp workplace, nor on Twitter, it seems.
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DHH now switching off comments on his tweets
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5y ago
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UFOs ..... universally, always, without exception pictured by grainy out of focus long distance cameras. That’s the real phenomenon, in a world full of high resolution superb optical equipment. Never ever once imaged clearly and never once
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terminalserver
5y ago
Basecamp will be sold within a year.
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Ask HN: Have you ever needed to invert a binary tree at work?
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terminalserver
5y ago
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terminalserver
5y ago
The esp32 would have been a good graphics controller and would have been very cheap and simple. It would have provide VGA NTSC, PAL and wifi. The fpga graphics controller seems like overkill to me.
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For the lay person, what is the advantage of ocaml over other languages? Why would I reach for it?
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Ask HN: Will smell based computing ever become a thing?
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This feels like a somewhat disingenuous promotion for the remote hunt website. Is it real or not?
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Golden Girls?
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Because when you’re young, your feelings control you. So you end up doing and saying things that don’t actually serve your own interests, or those of people around you. Also because when you’re young you don’t yet know that certain displays
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This is why you are better to work for small companies. Big companies simply cannot afford to treat people as individuals when it comes to terms of employment... it’s just not practical to negotiate individual deals. Big companies must impl
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That’s one of the most surprising and unwelcome parts of getting older .... being tired. It’s started at about 51 years old. Going to bed early, feeling so tired at the end of the day, seeing 9pm as “late”. Not having the energy of earlier
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