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by zambal 4y ago
To me it seems that all social media platforms converge to some user hostile version of Reddit. You can argue that it got worse over time too, but it still is the platform that gives me most control over what I like to see. The other model
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by zambal 4y ago
If (and that's a big if) Putin "finishes off" Ukraine, do you really think it's just back to normal for Europe/Russia relations?
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by zambal 4y ago
There could be good reasons to switch from Thinkpad to Framework, but I think this 'issue' isn't one. It's a setting that can easily be turned off in the BIOS UI. One could argue that this shouldn't be the default (
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by zambal 4y ago
> I saw the pain points of git (and GitHub) firsthand working on Kubernetes open-source. The article could have been interesting if the author actually expanded on what these pain points are. I'm genuinely curious about those.
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by zambal 4y ago
You might have read about it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28483777
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by zambal 4y ago
It guess it depends a lot on personal preferences and expectations, but I'm very content with my Bitwig setup on Linux. There are obviously a lot less native third party VST plugins available on Linux, so if you already own lots of the
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by zambal 4y ago
Your comment could have been mine. Many years ago, I found GObject interesting, but was afraid using it would lead to friction when used outside GNOME's ecosystem.
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by zambal 4y ago
But what about potential loops, as in a cyclic graph. How to make sure they terminate?
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by zambal 5y ago
It might be a gain, but that doesn't make it corruption.
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by zambal 5y ago
I'm not sure this is a convincing example of policy that results in a net negative? It seems to be a positive for truck drivers from other parts of Europe. Maybe for most EU citizens too if it leads to lower transport prices?
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by zambal 5y ago
Interesting observation! I think it's the same with music. I love all kinds of music, from the very weird/experimental to big budget larger than life sounding mainstream productions. Being also a bedroom music producer with limite
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by zambal 5y ago
To me, the parent poster didn't imply that golang's naming is better, they just wondered why there's a lack of naming conventions regarding threading in general.
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by zambal 5y ago
Fair enough, maybe it was just buggy behavior that made this process confusing to me, as I agree that something like this could in theory provide a smooth experience.
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by zambal 5y ago
I agree that the whole identity verification stuff is confusing in element. I think it would be less so if they just generate and present the backup security key at account creation, telling users to use this when they want to login on a di
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by zambal 6y ago
It's a difficult problem to tackle for sure. The easy solution (at least, if you allow yourself to simply ignore the consequences of doing so :) would be to just increase import duties so that retail prices match with locally produced
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by zambal 6y ago
It's just postfix notation. I don't see why you shouldn't be able to do something like: index.html open | sed
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by zambal 6y ago
A declarative programming language should indeed allow you to think mostly about the result you want and not much about the how, but I'd say GP's comment is more about the design phase. The actual implementation could still be hig
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by zambal 6y ago
According to wikipedia Samsung's revenue is around 17% of SK's GDP. Still a huge amount, but considerably less than 40%.
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by zambal 6y ago
Performing artists can also collect performance royalties, but I think am/fm radio is excluded from this and I don't know how much it is in comparison to songwriter royalties.
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by zambal 6y ago
I think in the context of music, composer and writer are essentially the same, but maybe you meant specifically text writer?
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by zambal 6y ago
In my experience the usage of notifications in native apps is hardly less spammy than web notifications.
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by zambal 6y ago
It's nice that the iPhone SE performs so well, but there's more to a phone than just the CPU.
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by zambal 6y ago
Indeed, using tailwind without some build pipeline is not recommended. You'd use something like PurgeCSS to remove all unused css classes. Which admittedly kind of defeats the whole idea of keeping it simple.
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by zambal 6y ago
It defines css classes for most css properties. Their website [1] explains why you might want that pretty well. Regarding file size, the idea is that you use something like PurgeCSS in your build pipeline, which removes all unused css class
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by zambal 6y ago
Add tailwind css or another utility class css framework and you can do the whole frontend in html :)
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by zambal 6y ago
Ha, that caught my eye too. I'd say DynamoDb is kind of the poster child of the whole NoSQL thing.
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by zambal 6y ago
> The important question is that whether this relationship is disruptive, neutral or positive (like being addicted to training). Drinking isn't inherently bad, but the author thinks so. My impression is that there are equal number o
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by zambal 6y ago
As someone fromnEurope, I was in the same boat as you with a NY Times trial subscription. I didn't even tried to call them, since they not only require you to call them to cancel your subscription, but do it during US east coast office
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by zambal 6y ago
> and despite its excellent concurrency characteristics the BEAM still lacks basics such as a battle-tested raft implementation. A couple of years ago the RabbitMQ team has published a raft library[1] which they use in their implementati
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by zambal 7y ago
So what are you going to do when the virus is gone in your city/state/country, isolate yourself from the rest of the world? Because the timeline/situation will be different for many other places.

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