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11mo ago
Might even be better to go down at the same time as everyone else, because customers might be more lenient on you.
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11mo ago
Yeah that's true. But I suppose you could just as well buy any other windows/linux PC. (I did so after finally ditching the playing-games-in-bootcamp-on-an-imac life.) I realize the same could be said about the "a box under t
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11mo ago
I like this. I'm currently working on a (simple) iOS game, mostly because I got fed up with all of the dark patterns that are so highly prevalent on the market. I'm even thinking about naming it something like `Pay Upfront: Strate
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11mo ago
> without ever touching a controller, why would I start now? I feel similar, but for us there's also no point to get a Steam Machine. Playing games while sitting on a living room couch in front of a TV with mouse and keyboard is not
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11mo ago
Any context?
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11mo ago
Reminds me of the '168 AWS Services in 2 minutes' song https://youtu.be/BtJAsvJOlhM
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11mo ago
> Are there really that many gullible people on HN? Who's gullible? Pretty much all of the comments show skepticism, but some are curious what is this about.
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11mo ago
Report back.
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11mo ago
What invoice or receipt do you include?
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11mo ago
Because its fraud. You cannot just take money out of the company, you have to put something in your books.
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11mo ago
Security reasearch lab during the day day, ransomware org at night conspiracy coming soon.
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11mo ago
> Until there is legislation to stop these payments, there will be countless situations where paying is simply the best option. Paying the ransom is not exactly legal, is it? Surely the attackers don't provide you with a legitimate
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11mo ago
Try it in full screen, if you did not. > What effect am I supposed to see? I can see only a tiny area in the center of my vision animate (at default scale). The larger the scale, the bigger the area.
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11mo ago
Oh, we know what it is and we also know that it is terrible for identification. Just hand out IDs with an actual unique id number with a check digit to _all_ citizens.
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11mo ago
It should be opt-in to avoid alienating users. That being said, I'm a FF user interested in exploring what LLM features in webbrowsers could bring. I would hate it if lack of them would make me switch to chromium-based browsers. So I&#
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11mo ago
I don't get it. You are linking an article which just says that you've deleted the original article. Here's your actual account: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45451567 edit: apparently also here: http
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1y ago
But they might not be sorry. Being sorry about how the bot works implies an intention to change/remove it.
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1y ago
I have a fully offline app and I offer the users two options (in addition of using a "basic" version for free) - monthly subscription - or pay one time fee of ~ 6-month subscription and own it forever To be honest, in this case th
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1y ago
Location: EU (Slovakia) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React, TypeScript, CSS, semantic web, web a11y, Swift, SwiftUI Email: yregx@protonmail.com Interested in work on a DESIGN SYSTEM. For the past 8 years, I've been
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1y ago
I really miss these building games that used an isometric grid. RC Tycoon, Zoo Tycoon, Sim City, TTD, … Yes, it's less realistic, but it is so pleasant to work with. Everything you build aligns perfectly and if you want, you can neatly
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1y ago
What GP describes sounds to me like having a friend control the computer and dictate to them what to do. No matter how capable the friend it, it's oftentimes easier to do a task directly in a UI rather than to have to verbalize it to s
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1y ago
They probably have meant something like base64 encode
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1y ago
The risk stays somewhat similar. If OpenAI collapses it won't spend those 250B.
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1y ago
Not everyone can "just buy it". Investing in MSFT is accessible to many more people than private markets.
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1y ago
It's a trailer hitch lock. If someone steals your trailer then you definitely do notice. And if they just shim the lock and put it back then it doesn't really matter.
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1y ago
We do have this dashboard https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/?dm_id=world2
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1y ago
Also the potential for a domain to get irreversibly stolen is not a good feature for the security of the users.
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1y ago
No communication does not mean no user testing.
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1y ago
The sound mixing is so smooth. Is it a simple fade with the right choice of melodies or is there more to it?
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1y ago
I must have spent a hundred hours in Blender over the years, and I'm still not competent enough to do even some of the most basic things on my own when I pick it up. Blender is an amazing project, but I would not suggest it as an alter
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