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by yladiz 10mo ago
Two points: 1. Growth is not a must have for an economy, as long as it is sustainable, so even if it is a problem, which is highly arguable, it’s not really a problem like you’re positing. 2. Can you be more specific about what the next Eur
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by yladiz 10mo ago
I don’t really get your point. Your government is generally able to compel your ISP to give them logs of all of your traffic, if they don’t already vacuum it up, so it’s honestly a bit naive to think it shouldn’t be allowed to happen, becau
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by yladiz 10mo ago
In the EU you don’t need to upload your ID anywhere, the service can use the government’s portal for ID verification. In the case of age verification they can get a yes/no response if the age is above some threshold. This is opaque to
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by yladiz 11mo ago
> they said they are currently prototyping the device, and when asked about a timeframe, Ive said it could arrive in “less than” two years. I'll believe it when I see it. Making hardware is much more complex than making software, an
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by yladiz 11mo ago
https://archive.is/GUyxL
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by yladiz 11mo ago
What if your ticket is like 70£?
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by yladiz 11mo ago
It’s not like you really had much recourse before anyway, if someone sold you a fake ticket or one that’s already been used, are you really going to sue them or the platform? Charge back and hope you get the money back?
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by yladiz 11mo ago
You should be able to use things like WebTransport locally, localhost is considered a secure context.
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by yladiz 1y ago
Define acceptable.
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Why Bob Dylan shouldn't have gotten the Nobel Prize for literature(slate.com)
8 points by yladiz 1y ago|5 comments
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by yladiz 1y ago
Actually in Python it can. Since the type hints are accessible at runtime, library authors can for example change which values in kwargs are allowed based on the type of the argument. So on the language level it doesn’t directly change the
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by yladiz 1y ago
If the tone of the article wasn’t so flippant I’d maybe have read all the way through it. I’m not going to read an article that sounds like it’s written by a petulant child.
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by yladiz 1y ago
Not necessarily, since there are not the same set of countries.
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by yladiz 1y ago
Unless you're never sexually active (meaning, you eventually do have sex), it's worthwhile getting since there is a risk to yourself if you get infected.
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by yladiz 1y ago
Next time I would recommend to just wait until you’re less emotional and respond then. Your comment now doesn’t really add anything to the conversation, whereas one with a level head might.
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by yladiz 1y ago
Yes, exactly. The article is pretty clear that it’s rejected without prejudice and that a few points need to be ironed out before he gives a preliminary approval. I suspect a lot of folks didn’t read much/any of TFA. I do wonder if all
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by yladiz 1y ago
I think that’s a slightly uncharitable take. Yes, it was originally DLC, and yes it is unforgiving, but it’s nowhere near as hard as the White Palace from the first game, and it’s not brutally punishing (you are quite agile and get good upg
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by yladiz 1y ago
I didn't propose a solution, and I don't have one, just that the parent's idea wouldn't work in practice.
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by yladiz 1y ago
It would be impossible, a lot of the expertise that these people have would take years to train another person to have.
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by yladiz 1y ago
They don’t. What happens is that your listen is pooled with all listens of all songs, and every payout the artist/label gets a check for the percentage of that total listening pool. For small artists that have relatively few listens, t
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by yladiz 1y ago
Sorry, but the target audience isn’t the very general forum of HN, it’s folks who likely know Gleam (given it’s a Gleam conference). Should they have a small explainer link? Maybe, but I don’t think they need to go in depth about it and a l
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by yladiz 1y ago
I worry we’re in the beginning of the Stray timeline.
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by yladiz 1y ago
> But blaming Next.js for that complexity is like blaming a toolbox for having more than a hammer. The biggest issue is that the complexity is self-inflicted. The term middleware has a pretty well understood meaning if you've worked
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by yladiz 1y ago
> The story, set in the sixteen-thirties and scripted in Early Modern English, was a tough sell. Is there a reason they spelled out 1630s, like a style guide?
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by yladiz 1y ago
Do you have any concrete examples?
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by yladiz 1y ago
What secrets are you talking about?
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by yladiz 1y ago
Without knowing the technical details too much: Maybe, although I don’t think it would make much difference in my argument, since it would still add too much time to the request. Likely less, but still noticeable.
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by yladiz 1y ago
I'm not sure if you're arguing in good faith, but assuming you are, it should be pretty self-evident why you wouldn't generate the certificate dynamically each request: it would take too much time to do so, and so every reque
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by yladiz 1y ago
Define free world.
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Klotski(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by yladiz 1y ago|0 comments

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