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1231.
by theanonymousone 3y ago
> Maybe because some drivers don't work, plus the fact that we want to keep this one Windows machine at home, for cases of Windows only software (e.g. old book-companion CDs). Plus maybe to run an experiment?
1232.
by theanonymousone 3y ago
Maybe because some drivers don't work, plus the fact that we want to keep this one Windows machine at home, for cases of Windows only software (e.g. old book-companion CDs).
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Ask HN: How do you “clean” Windows from all bloatware?
30 points by theanonymousone 3y ago|46 comments
1234.
by theanonymousone 3y ago
This reminds me of a café in Lausanne that started operations by selling lifetime, three-coffees-per-month subscriptions, and then after a year or so "management changed" and they annulled all subscriptions:D
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by theanonymousone 3y ago
Isn't Clojure the literal "Lisp for the modern day(a.k.a JVM)"? I hope I don't get kicked out of HN altogether for this comment :)
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by theanonymousone 3y ago
Your description loudly shouts Streamlit to me. The fact that streamlit is owned by Snowflake is just the cherry on the topy, if anything :) You may want to have a look at https://streamlit.io/gallery
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by theanonymousone 3y ago
In Switzerland, the national rail company's online services were down in the morning and people could not buy tickets. Then news came out that MasterCard was also having problems during the day. And then Reddit, HackerNews (it was tota
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by theanonymousone 3y ago
Couldn't it be a "sign" that (at least) 100% back to office is off the table?
1239.
by theanonymousone 3y ago
Is NSS equivalent to artificial sweetener?
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by theanonymousone 4y ago
Does that work for GUI software too (or is that in the plan? This means that we don't need to recompile the source to a wasm target to run it in the browser, no?
1241.
by theanonymousone 4y ago
"Docker+WASM" would be waaay more exciting to me if it was about compiling Docker to WASM bytecode and running it in the browser.
1242.
by theanonymousone 4y ago
Continuing the thread of "not getting it", I try to make an analogy to the fictional "Docker+JVM" to get a better idea. Is such an analogy logical?
1243.
by theanonymousone 4y ago
Yes. Many thanks.
1244.
by theanonymousone 4y ago
More than thanks. I hope there also I get some more context beyond yes/no (e.g. alternatives :D)
1245.
by theanonymousone 4y ago
"Sorry, you need over 200 karma to create a poll." :D
1246.
Ask HN: Is there a negative stigma toward articles written in Medium?
55 points by theanonymousone 4y ago|81 comments
1247.
by theanonymousone 4y ago
Then how come GeoCities, Heroku, Vercel, GH Pages and others survived?
1248.
by theanonymousone 4y ago
But GWT isn't particularly alive either :( I say because I really like(d) it. No idea on or experience with Flutter.
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Ask HN: What Happened to the now.sh Domain?
2 points by theanonymousone 4y ago|2 comments
1250.
by theanonymousone 4y ago
I know it may look like an odd recommendation, but if you are comfortable with Java, look at Vaadin: It allows you to write "everything" in Java, and indeed without any care for client-server separation/communication/wha
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by theanonymousone 4y ago
The coincidence between emergence of this and announcement of Heroku's removal of free tier is particularly interesting :D
1252.
by theanonymousone 4y ago
Reminds me of a book with a 4-digit title.
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ChromeOS does not allow creating more than 131,063 subfolders in a folder(reddit.com)
2 points by theanonymousone 5y ago|1 comments