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aparadja
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Comment #47647196
This tone is not very suitable for HN. I’m sure you could start a better discussion if you gave it a proper try.
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Comment #47295798
If you ever need to generate a gradient between colors in any of your code, interpolating colors in the Lab color space is an awesome option. A simple linear interpolation of the c…
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Comment #46886976
Snarky comments like this would be better suited for reddit or other platforms.
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Show HN: Gigawatt, a shell prompt that adapts to your terminal theme
About a year ago, I made myself a shell prompt with Starship. I'm not a huge fan of the bright loud colors in many prompts, so I configured a minimal prompt with subtle colors that…
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Comment #36696677
I hope you participate in the conversation in a better manner in the future.
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Comment #23700666
I wonder why the parent comment is downvoted. To a layman like me, it sounds completely reasonable. Maintaining an exact copy of RNA/DNA through generations and generations is a re…
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Comment #22752487
Please don’t.
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Comment #21332790
Still the same answer, I develop the firewall app Radio Silence ( https://radiosilenceapp.com ) for macOS. It covers all my basic living costs. But I kind of got bored (again) of b…
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Comment #20851739
I think your original hunch is correct. This is a little too stackoverflow-y.
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Comment #20740310
This is not a very helpful comment. And nobody knows anything about JPEG when they are born.
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Comment #20412942
Have you actually tried this?
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Comment #18258332
I think this is not related at all to the linked article. If you have a story about this, could you post it as a separate link and see how it does on its own? Trying to hijack othe…
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Comment #18210675
Hacker News isn't all about tech or startups. It's about things that interest the tech & startup crowd.
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Comment #17148600
One of the best things about HN is how joke comments aren't usually upvoted, even if they were funny. It makes room for other kinds of conversations.
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Comment #16444993
I think the ”hello#greet” part is there to be consistent with Rails route mapping. As a standalone syntax choice, it makes little sense. But for a RoR developer, it’s obvious.
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Comment #16175196
Not exactly related to NeoPG, but GPGME in general: Doesn't GPGME assume that the user already has GnuPG 2.x installed and running on their system? This might just be a misconcepti…
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Comment #15878640
Little Snitch was actually the inspiration to build Radio Silence, but in a what-not-to-do kind of way. I had just bought my first Mac, and was really impressed with how easy every…
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Comment #15874080
I was happily unemployed for a while, living off the app income for about 15 months. However, I just joined an AI startup two months ago, not out of necessity, but because I found …
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Comment #15870486
My native Mac app, sold outside the App Store: https://radiosilenceapp.com I was really afraid that Apple’s new policy on making kernel extensions harder to install would cut into …
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Comment #15539247
Are you pressing ”=” to get the actual result?
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Comment #15136031
Levels?
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Comment #14913585
I think the parent comment is just a hypothetical situation, and blhack isn't actually a bitcoin millionaire.
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Comment #14576592
That's certainly what it looks like. They told developers to "talk to us" if the change is a problem. I opened a support ticket immediately, but haven't yet heard back. I'm sure th…
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Comment #14575475
That function sure is ugly, but in general they have done a great job in making their own APIs more easy on the eyes. And even that monstrosity doesn't look that bad in actual use:…
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Comment #14575302
It was also almost offhandedly announced (in session 707) that they are deprecating network kernel extensions, with no real replacement API in sight. That's an existential crisis f…