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Hurtak
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Comment #42991781
Small utility that I made that could be useful
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Comment #35931875
What did they spend the money on?
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Comment #35930814
Looking at the top contributors ( https://github.com/rome/tools/graphs/contributors ) that does not seem to be true? It is Ireland, undisclosed (the founder, so probably SF), Franc…
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Comment #35930563
They run out of money? I thought they raised like 5M two years ago and they had like 3-5 employees and pretty much 0 expenses outside of salaries.
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Comment #29165750
How long ago was this? AFAIK the `rm` command in almost every linux distro these days will NOT let you delete `/` unless you add `--no-preserve-root` parameter.
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Comment #28978308
The whole thing seems to be dead. There is one blog post from 2019 ( https://internetobject.org/the-story/ ) and the Twitter account also was active only in 2019 ( https://twitter.…
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Comment #26780853
The whole problem seems to be bizarrely defined when it comes to data structures. Basically the input is `data+config` merged into one object and the return value is `data+config+t…
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Comment #25618739
You can, but to get the same edit in the windows UI experience you would need sshfs, which is another nightmare thing to get running on Windows.
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Comment #25019693
> GitHub was flakey, some things didn’t have error responses That just seems like API problem rather than GraphQL problem. The equivalent would be REST API that just returns 500 wi…
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Comment #24916313
"When will operating systems be complete?" "When will car technology be complete?" ... The answer is they wont be in short term, and they will be made obsolete in the long term.
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Comment #24758391
Actually, just a few days ago, I got fed up with Apple and tried to switch to Microsoft, and make it my main development machine, and so far I have to say I am impressed. Twitter t…
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Comment #24677701
For second point: most of the languages have linters that can enforce unified indentation, also there is https://editorconfig.org/ standard
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Comment #23844343
This makes assumption that not paying taxes is immoral as murder is.
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Comment #23627421
I think this is just problem in general with touch devices. Also the way modern apps are designed, where almost everything is button, does not help. See mobile twitter, for example…
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Comment #23529801
I wonder how much did they pay for the domain. Anyone has a guess?
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Comment #23143820
Definitely, compared to Gatsby, Next is much simpler. At least every time I tried Gatsby, I just had to give up after a few hours because of the complexity and massive amount of bo…
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Comment #22659261
You can controll the formatting with empty comments eg, if you dont like const {a, b, c} = props; you can do const { // a, b, c } = props;
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Comment #21912213
Isn't that what NOTE is for? The code is fine for now, but here are some constrains/limitations/implementation details that you should know when you want to touch that par of the c…
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Comment #21281596
Click the lock button, swipe up, enter the pin. Seems to be about 3s?
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Comment #21280952
You must have had better luck than me. - Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 - pretty good finger print scanner on the back - Samsung Galaxy S8 - absolutely terrible fingerprint scanner that was s…
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Comment #21247515
It is good tradeoff, except when you start running out of space, MacOS does not seem to clear the caches when you start running out of space. I have 128GB MacBook Pro and removing …