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by zhte415 3y ago
I'm curious what you, or HN generally, thinks about .lol.
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by zhte415 3y ago
3 years is also the time when corporate hardware can start reaching 'end of life' (fully depreciated, often 3-5 years) and disposed of to 2nd hand buyers. Double sweet spot.
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by zhte415 3y ago
Economics - Undergrad introductory textbook: https://www.core-econ.org/ebooks/ But it might be worth applying this to a topic while reading rather than simply reading a book. Read papers vs 'news': https:
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by zhte415 3y ago
Article uses an image with a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs license. Hosted on a non not-for profit website. With content that's not Creative Commons. Bemoaning not sharing profits.
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by zhte415 3y ago
The idea seems to make it faster to push, but does it reduce work, or does it increase it? I'm thinking end-to-end time, as that's what to measure. By pushing, perhaps 'speed convenient' for the pusher, what incentive is
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by zhte415 3y ago
As well as privacy, cheaper and more scalable for a web service to use a user's resources than server side jumps out at me.
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by zhte415 3y ago
Thomas Sowell points to origins from pre-USA emmigration from England https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pls-Z0KOOgw
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by zhte415 3y ago
Have a video showcasing use. Google sign-in takes someone willing to sign in with Google, then willing to spend some time and faith uploading a document, then finally they get to try it, but they might miss some feature. So, have a video sh
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by zhte415 3y ago
Gandi blew trust in its offerings for me with the sudden change in charging for emails. So I don't use Gandi for anything any more now, and write the odd comment about that, which is a shame as they did seem a decent enough company and
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by zhte415 3y ago
The article profiles the individuals: Name; Employer (big name); Photo smiling but not smiling too much, face to the side, oozing 'trusted'; Location; Years experience; Actual content. Framing someone by location, face that fits,
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by zhte415 3y ago
Before Elon, Twitter needed to make money too; it had long distanced itself from its pre-2010ish self in mission and leadership, though that statement suggests at least some independence over the drift of the population during that time.
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by zhte415 3y ago
The solifugus were getting out of hand last year, but the packs of tardigrades we released seem to have them under control.
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by zhte415 4y ago
Designers of a device with a glass door that needs manual loading and unloading, and that in the event of an error alerts someone nearby for manual intervention: > Instead of some buttons or dials on the front that people know how to use
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by zhte415 4y ago
I just like the user experience coupled with a dead simple development experience. Simple CRUD webapps, which is a lot of things, don't need unique user experiences; oftentimes the less unique the better.
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by zhte415 4y ago
Super. A book offers structure to get going. 'By example' is great too. As is 'read the manual'. [Good to have all, I like books.] Getting a structure filled out takes a fair bit of effort. That hurdle's overcom
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by zhte415 4y ago
Why's that a problem?
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by zhte415 4y ago
Substack provides feeds for their stuff. e.g. https://woodfromeden.substack.com/feed
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by zhte415 4y ago
The Wikipedia article on it has a section on the toxicity and mechanism should anyone else be curious too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dendrocnide_moroides#Mechanism
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by zhte415 4y ago
Are you sure it's the name and not the IP address?
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Responses to the consultation for investigation are linked here: https://www.ofcom.org.uk/consultations-and-statements/catego...
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by zhte415 4y ago
I found this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=546696 List of 74 URL Shortening Sites Of the one I tried, *Non-responsive / parked domain:* https://b23.ru/ https://canurl.com/ ht
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by zhte415 4y ago
I think it's useful stress testing for when your product goes viral. For example, if the whole world wanted to create an account, and an account consisted of a UUID and a date, it'd take 5.4 days using this metric as a minimum via
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by zhte415 4y ago
This may be a legacy of kuro5hin.
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It's lower controlling for... quite a lot. https://twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1641799922583326720/...
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Every Day Is April Fool’s Day Now(vice.com)
55 points by zhte415 4y ago|68 comments
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by zhte415 4y ago
Is it valid to focus tracking a Dem/Rep split when that split is an exclusionary design for many Americans ? Or is it not exclusionary in your belief? I'm curious of a social science perspective. Ignoring the global nature of Twi
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by zhte415 4y ago
Mailto link on comments. Interesting.
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by zhte415 4y ago
What free and open internet? The one the RIAA love? The one many publishers charge your local academic organisation large fees to be part of? The one where you've been the coin to mine before blockchain was a thing? The article skirt
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Connectivism(en.wikipedia.org)
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Measure how long a response takes, shave that. Count how many responses you're providing for a single request. Reduce them. See what can be done in parallel or out of order, do that. Check requests through time of day. Eliminate overlo

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