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by trymas 4y ago
> .. even though that is a direct personal safety risk The data is public, jesus christ. Though Musk-fans will eat this up.
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by trymas 4y ago
Original comment author posted this around that time. I would be surprised that if being late by 1-2h makes post's success so much worse? EDIT: On similar note - I wonder how HN's duplicate post detection works? If post does not r
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by trymas 4y ago
Aren't you mixing touch bar with menu bar [0]? [0] touch bar - I think it's a screen in F-row on macbook keyboards, whereas menu bar is a bar at the top of the desktop that shows current application menus on the left and clock, ba
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by trymas 4y ago
IMHO this poster have put it well: https://old.reddit.com/r/kde/comments/yvxz2l/kde_beats_macos... > It's a different way of thinking about desktop hierarchy. Physical screens, virtual desktops &
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by trymas 4y ago
> claiming that this makes it more "intuitive" and you don't need "effort to learn" it. just out of curiosity opened: https://www.apple.com/macos/ventura/ . Not a word on intuitiveness
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by trymas 4y ago
Agreed one hundred percent. Why extremely biased rant from specific DE subreddit (also biased) gets so many upvotes? Who cares? My additions: * Poor to non-existing window tiling (at least Rectangle has very good defaults and works well) Th
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by trymas 4y ago
I concur 100%. It's rather thought out colour scheme and kudos for the success, but contrast is way too low. My eyes got tired very fast while trying to use solarized scheme. I've stuck with `Tomorrow Night Bright` for quite some
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by trymas 4y ago
I always used this, on rare times I need a layered image editor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blend_modes Informative article, but non-zoomable interface with tiny images on mobile is not great.
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by trymas 4y ago
a reply to the top comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32850953 TIL of penpot from that comment - seems great tool!
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by trymas 4y ago
Anecdata where the data set is N=1. Similarly, from my circle I have a complete reverse example. Multitude of health problems that went away after going to raw vegan diet. IMHO a very extreme diet, but if it's the only (discovered) th
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by trymas 4y ago
Reminds me about a comment on graphql couple days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32037909
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Screeps – MMO strategy sandbox game for programmers(screeps.com)
2 points by trymas 4y ago|0 comments
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by trymas 4y ago
Fair enough. Indeed - "fast" for async programs does not come out of vacuum. We just don't need to wait for IO (db, other http calls, whatever) which is common in web applications. Thus it "feels faster". Though per
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by trymas 4y ago
IMHO it's just nitpicking on definition of web framework. AFAIK Flask is just a library on top of Werkzeug. :)
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by trymas 4y ago
> Async python is not inherently "faster" than sync, more scalable? I understand the pros/cons of async vs sync. Just did not want to get into multi-paragraph tirade to explain everything. EDIT: though FastAPI is still fas
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by trymas 4y ago
Not OP, but I think OP meant about: https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/ FastAPI is async web-framework for Python comparable [0] to Flask. Read it as Flask is "old" and "slow" (i.e. synchronous and needs multi
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OpenRA: Open-source RTS game engine for games such as Command and Conquer(github.com)
377 points by trymas 4y ago|80 comments
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How Complex Systems Fail(how.complexsystems.fail)
6 points by trymas 4y ago|1 comments
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Mercedes-Benz Vision EQXX concept car traveled over 1k km on a single charge(theverge.com)
8 points by trymas 4y ago|0 comments
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Self-Documented Makefile(marmelab.com)
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by trymas 5y ago
I do not get that idea to punish anti-war protesters by drafting them into military by force and send them to the war. The last person you want to send to fight in a war is an anti-war protester. Though knowing russian war commander mentali
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by trymas 5y ago
Agree - though I think belarus is already de facto part of russia.
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by trymas 5y ago
> Russia can sustain itself if it wants because it is so large, so it appears they are attempting to build some sort of enclave at any cost. Likely, though not like they are not dependant from outside world, i.e. they can become soviet u
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by trymas 5y ago
then russia will treat guns as humanitarian aid [0] [0] sarcasm of course, but during 2014 Crimean, Donetsk and Luhansk annexation in Ukraine, russia sent echelons of "humanitarian aid", most likely that part of that were munition
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by trymas 5y ago
nice try russian troll.
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by trymas 5y ago
Unfortunately this is a double edged sword. Many times the West was very hesitant on acting against russia's shenanigans (most notably Georgia and Crimea), because "it will hurt the common person and not those who are making decis
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by trymas 5y ago
Ah. Classic. Living in <western ccountry> for <more than a decade> [0], telling how putin's russia is a heaven, and west is rotten gay propaganda hellscape. Asking why they are not moving back to russia usually leaves them
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by trymas 5y ago
your comparison is just wrong. Ukraine is an independent sovereign nation _de facto_ and _de jure_, recognized by probably every single country in the world including the aggressor russia to. Why you thing I have "a dog in this race&qu
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by trymas 5y ago
You are incorrect on so many levels - I have no idea where to begin. Ukraine is a sovereign state independent from russia. russia dreams about soviet union comeback. Some countries are out of reach now, e.g. Baltic states which became EU an
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by trymas 5y ago
> Since that time, NATO has been steadily expanded and pushing closer and closer to Russia's borders, notwithstanding the said assurances, which the West is quick to point out were not in any way binding. Is it NATO "expanding&

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