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by wbobeirne 9mo ago
I assume the startup wasn't also leveraging typescript heavily on the frontend, that tends to shift the weight in its favor. Having one set of tools to use across everything, being able to share logic and types without needing to go th
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by wbobeirne 9mo ago
Getting a 402 error payment required when I try to run this, I'm guessing all of the credits for the API account have been used up. Great idea though!
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by wbobeirne 9mo ago
Some humans would operate with heightened awareness and caution. Some other humans might be drunk or looking at their phone.
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by wbobeirne 9mo ago
Much of what you suggested would not pass apple review, and would get your app removed from the app store if you tried to hide it during review.
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by wbobeirne 9mo ago
Those are the ones that were high profile enough to warrant a Wikipedia page, it's not exhaustive. Here's a more comprehensive database: https://policecrime.bgsu.edu/
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by wbobeirne 9mo ago
Although you're probably less inclined to try to escape your country in a hot air balloon if food is so easily and cheaply available that it's made you overweight.
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by wbobeirne 9mo ago
https://wbobeirne.com/ - Used this as an excuse to learn Three.js and Blender.
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by wbobeirne 9mo ago
Do you have any strong evidence that this would improve the situation? It may be correlative and not causative, but as working from home is increasing, it seems that most related statistics to loneliness are increasing as well. What if it&#
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by wbobeirne 9mo ago
Anecdotally, I've had a lot of people in my life recede after getting pets. They're an excellent excuse to say no to things that you might otherwise do, because you need to get home and take care of the pet or you can't find
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by wbobeirne 10mo ago
Does that mean that this creator is turning my outrage at rage bait creators into _their_ paycheck?
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by wbobeirne 10mo ago
Getting rid of cruft isn't really a goal in and of itself, it's a goal in service of other goals. If it's not about performance, what else would be accomplished?
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by wbobeirne 10mo ago
Carriage is not a new name, the author plainly states that it's an existing industry term. And I think the closing paragraph where the author posits that Netflix could switch to an open marketplace model is a novel suggestion, if highl
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by wbobeirne 10mo ago
I feel like calling this a downside implies there's an alternative, but there's no way that `innerHtml`'s behavior could be changed. There are a lot of valid reasons for arbitrary HTML to be set, and changing that would break
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by wbobeirne 10mo ago
Three.js for the bulk of it, and it looks like Rapier is being used for physics.
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by wbobeirne 10mo ago
I enjoyed poking around to look for how to get the debug menu and hacker achievement, that's a nice touch to encourage you to peek into the source.
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by wbobeirne 11mo ago
They are not referring to a WhatsApp specific UX issue, but to the cognitive load of having multiple apps that you have to remember who to use which for, and their different interfaces.
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by wbobeirne 1y ago
> they allow author monetization they take a very large cut It could definitely change in the future, but Substack's cut seems to be 10% minus credit card fees. That definitely seems pretty reasonable in comparison to other platform
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by wbobeirne 1y ago
I may reach out to the author to learn more as suggested, but is there a particular reason someone would feeling strongly about 'boycotting' substack?
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by wbobeirne 1y ago
That is also true of action figures, trading cards, comic books etc.
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by wbobeirne 2y ago
This was true in the lodash and jquery as essential days, but hasn't been the case for years. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... https://developer.mozilla.org
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by wbobeirne 2y ago
The article really should be "Everything Is Chrome + Safari", the "Firefox on the brink?"[1] article even shows that Safari has ~37% market share (Although the underlying site[2] currently shows me ~34%.) [1] https:&#x2
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by wbobeirne 2y ago
I think the format here is pretty brilliant, because you can look at what's outside of the brackets to try to fill in a reasonable answer. The Brady Bunch one was followed by ]orian, which made for a useful hint.
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by wbobeirne 2y ago
Same issue on Android using Brave.
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by wbobeirne 2y ago
Most drug users are not dead either.
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by wbobeirne 2y ago
Humans already speculate about that: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens/as-it-happens-thursday-...
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by wbobeirne 2y ago
I think this is a totally valid question. My answer would probably be to have people actually pay for more things. I think a huge proponent of something like World is advertisers, who want to make sure that real human eyeballs are seeing yo
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by wbobeirne 2y ago
Also seeing Cloudfront failures on my end, both in us-east-1 and us-east-2.
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by wbobeirne 2y ago
I think it's highly dependent on the type of game. Games that involve planning and strategy like Slay the Spire or Factorio have enormous depth despite being single player. But I think that it's hard to make the actual execution o
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by wbobeirne 2y ago
RRWeb only records changes to the DOM, it doesn't actually replay the JavaScript that makes those changes happen. So you see exactly what the user sees, but you're not able to inspect memory or anything like that. There are a few
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by wbobeirne 2y ago
Users are also capable of blocking traffic from their client if that's something they care about.

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