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   by treve 3y ago

   Much more tame, but when the switch was released one of the first games was 1-2 switch, which was basically a tech demo. One of the coolest games is 'ball count'. All you do is tilt the controller. The force feedback is so accurat
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   Does OAuth2 have a usability problem? (yes!)(evertpot.com)

   11 points by treve 3y ago|0 comments
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   by treve 3y ago

   The tl;dr: is that David Z. Morris from CoinDesk, author of "Bitcoin is Magic" and owner of "Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana" calls the New York Times' article about Bitcoin's energy usage, carbon output and effects
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   by treve 3y ago

   > the ink would degrade, usually towards the center of the disk, which would result in a movie sometimes freezing in the last 15-minutes or so. CDs are usually read from the middle, going outward. Unlike records. If I had to guess it was
5. 305.▲
   by treve 4y ago

   So a ~10% difference is harder to perceive than a 100% difference?
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   by treve 4y ago

   I built a gaming PC recently, so also new to Windows (normally Linux main). I was very surprised to see advertising in the operating system, for an operating system that people pay at least $190 CAD for. This issue is made worse by every ha
7. 307.▲
   by treve 4y ago

   Hey! I'm the author. A real person, not a shill. You can find other articles on the same domain going back 17 years. Wild to be accused of this, but I'm not offended. It's kind of hilarious.
8. 308.▲
   by treve 4y ago

   I also want something that's quite popular and has good support. I don't want to be tester, as it's my main work machine.
9. 309.▲
   by treve 4y ago

   We use this in our generic REST client[1] to emit nicer error messages to the user of the client. As much as possible our client uses best practices and open standards where applicable. If you don't use application/problem+json yo
10. 310.▲
    by treve 4y ago

    JSON is by far the best supported serialization format. Why does using that format make it less about HTTP?
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    by treve 4y ago

    Assuming this is not a troll, google trends measures how often people search something on google. The URL you linked shows how often people search the word 'Bing' on google. If Bing has an uptick, that doesn't necessarily mea
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    Supporting CommonJS and ESM with TypeScript in Your NPM Packages(evertpot.com)

    1 points by treve 4y ago|0 comments
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    by treve 4y ago

    Sure, but you are comparing statistics for an entire country to a specific incident. Of course there's a non-0 risk, but when it's about traffic and safety it's about acceptable, not complete elimination of risk. It's st
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    by treve 4y ago

    I've been a software engineer for 20 years, and worked at startups and large corporations. The one place I worked that lets me relate to this story was a stint at PwC. It's wild to me that this person believes that this experience
15. 315.▲
    by treve 4y ago

    GPS satellites comes to mind.
16. 316.▲
    by treve 4y ago

    Is anyone else besides Apple doing this?
17. 317.▲
    by treve 4y ago

    Also _just_ did something like this and it's really rewarding: https://evertpot.com/node-changelog-cli-tool/
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    Building a simple CLI tool with modern Node.js(evertpot.com)

    1 points by treve 4y ago|0 comments
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    by treve 4y ago

    Really nice to hear that people still have love for this project! Heart warming after all these years. I no longer maintain the project but the people that have taken over have done a great job keeping everything modern (even though the web
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    by treve 4y ago

    Hi, I'm the OG author. When I was a teenager the Sabretooth tiger was my favourite animal. The project also preceeds that office episode by a few years (I think I started in 2005), so it was a bit funny to see that episode.
21. 321.▲
    by treve 4y ago

    Validating JSON parsers is not really what JSON schema solves.
22. 322.▲
    by treve 4y ago

    There's a strange amount of posts on HN related to 'longevity'. It feels more than coincidental, and I don't see much about the topic anywhere else. Are people disproportionately afraid of old age and death here?
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    by treve 4y ago

    I've been a PHP programmer for most of my professional career and switched a few years ago. PHP has a bad name for a long time. True or not, this started weighing on me and I shared a lot of the opinions you wrote here. People will con
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    by treve 4y ago

    Most graphs that measure programming language popularity trend PHP down. Individual rankings like (Tiobe) might have flawed, but all of them seem to agree PHP is over the bell curve.
25. 325.▲
    by treve 4y ago

    The discussion you are participating in does not make any philosophical claims, but just states how the law works. A libertarian disagreeing with this on a philosophical is not just obvious, it's also uninteresting.
26. 326.▲
    by treve 4y ago

    I don't remember the gradients. Was that a later update?
27. 327.▲
    by treve 4y ago

    Didn't have too much trouble: https://www.google.com/search?q=1991+forth
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    Knex (with MySQL) had a scary SQL injection(evertpot.com)

    4 points by treve 4y ago|0 comments
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    I wish JSON5 was more popular(evertpot.com)

    3 points by treve 4y ago|3 comments
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    by treve 4y ago

    Wow you're right. It uses some kind of browser-based VNC client. Would love to learn a bit more about the general components to make this work.