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hard same, the automatic migration is a big deal!
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For anyone else that missed it – there is a green slider at the top to rotate the inner disk.
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Pretty sure this is intentional – they don't compare well at full size, see some of the other links in this thread
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Playdate Teardown
(ifixit.com)
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The valuation is eye-popping, does anyone have a reasonable explanation of how that could be sustained?
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Postman raises $225M Series D at $5.6B valuation
(blog.postman.com)
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I believe it uses a CRDT hosted by a third party service.
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Okay, those are the ones I meant ;) – thanks! This is the main limitation with our postgres implementation rn.
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Top tip: If you don't want to give Plaid your banking credentials and all of your purchase history (you really shouldn't, irregardless of this lawsuit), just search for jibberish in the "search for bank" option in any ap
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Does Typesense support searching in non-latin languages?
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Flooded coal mines could heat homes
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The prices of MyBook's have been through the roof the last few months because of Chia[0] farming. Most models literally cost almost twice what they did 6 months ago [0] https://www.chia.net/
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You need bundle size monitoring
(tommoor.com)
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Hands up if you're also here after being woken up by downtime alerts on the west coast
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> we’re also excited to announce one of the first (of many!) projects that Amjad has worked on with us: Codecademy Labs, the easiest way to play with JavaScript, Ruby, and Python online I'll just leave this here so we can all bask i
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> Feel free to call me cynical, but do low level employees want systems like this? I've spent a lot of time thinking about this – I previously founded an always-on video presence startup[1]. We were building for our own problem as f
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Minimal Twitter is a nice chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/minimal-twitter/po...
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Please add an example app with bundles for each platform – a calculator, todo list, or something similarly simple?
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Bitcoin has nothing to do with this news? It seems like you have an unrelated axe to grind.
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This is an open source project, if those discussions were happening they'd still be largely visible as contributions on github.
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Yep, I live in the city – most folks in apartments don't have a car. Id still hazard to say that most cars in America live in a garage or driveway and OP didn't back up their claim so :shrug:
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They've been developing new technology and algorithms for many years to make chia possible, hardly a pump and dump.
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> in the US the majority of all cars are not parked in a garage or driveway. Source? That seems highly unlikely
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6y ago
Going to take this opportunity to tell everyone that NetNewsWire has gotten really good – it's free, looks great on Big Sur, syncs via iCloud, I can't recommend it enough.
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Have you recently done a Premium trial? I feel like they show you more ads after the trial of ad-free expires
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Why Were Charges Dropped Against the Driver in New York Hit-and-Run Rampage?
(roadandtrack.com)
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Yea, I think this is the same issue: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26332732 Still an issue in the latest RC today
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> Perhaps some middle aged people will only present as their 20 year old selves online. Oh, this for sure is already happening. A lot of people's profile pictures (for example on twitter) are frozen in time some 10 years ago.
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Nice :)
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I built exactly this for Buffer maybe 8 years ago now, and amazingly a version of it still stands today: https://buffer.com/love Definitely a nice page to have on your site, I guess the fact that it's lasted this long
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