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coolhoody

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    Comment #31286852

    My excuses: 1. No free will. 2. Bad parenting. 3. Witches.

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    Comment #31257691

    The original 100+ years old solo edition [0] was way too absurd. This one finally seems playable. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Metamorphosis

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    Comment #31241998

    > handwriting C /…/ reading out what I'd written, semicolons and all, to the interviewer. I had to re-read it to make sure you are not joking. The fact that you were not made me la…

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    Comment #31233756

    > AI system would not be able to understand what a chair is… As per the Yoneda lemma [0] I've studied A Chair from all possible perspectives, but still do not truly understand it. …

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    Comment #31197684

    > Filed: 2017

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    Comment #31197615

    > “offers a number of ways to wirelessly share photos online such as through social media.” How was it possible to patent this in 2018? https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/…

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    Comment #31176588

    Someone register it before Musk buys HK. https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=TBD54566975

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    Comment #31172461

    It is a drop-in replacement. Deno has a Node compatibility mode [0] which — besides the execution — also applies to LSP, so the Node-specific idioms are processed correctly. It is …

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    Comment #31161415

    It is worth having Deno even if you are not using it: just as a Js/Ts LSP server (it's inbuit). Smaller and better than tss etc. Also makes much more sense for local scripting. Giv…

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    Comment #31134764

    Typesense is an open source alternative. If you cannot self-host it, there is a paid cloud option. It differs from Algolia in that they do not charge by records or search operation…

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    Comment #31121608

    Buying an inexpensive Roman coin was on my list. Not as a collectable — but as a meditation / fidget device. Makes you think about a lot of things and sort of… gives an interesting…

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    Comment #31106109

    On a local platform a post like that would live for a couple of seconds. But it's not even the issue. You simply do not realize the depth of this brainfuckery. I good friend of min…

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    Comment #31105669

    While there is an optimal text line width range, I do not enforce it with the 'ch'. Visually challenged users might use bigger font sizes — and a line would get too wide for conven…

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    Comment #31105425

    I default to Vanilla, would agree to Svelte under pressure. But most start with React. The logic likely being — at least I'll find a job if this fails. Can't blame, makes sense. Th…

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    Comment #31095035

    In Latvia.

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    Comment #31094883

    (I'm Russian). This war was started by a single madman. If not him, it would never happen. Even his spy chief was fucked up [0] when he realized what's going to happen. Yes — at le…

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    Comment #31094314

    MB jumpers that set it to a read-only mode should be a damn standard even at the consumer level. It's a real pain in the ass to remove this — it's literally the worst thing that co…

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    Comment #31093543

    Ever since the people of Earth invented Half-Assed Listicles — shallow dumps of 1-hour googling. Now 'site:news.ycombinator.com' and 'site:reddit.com' are sad norms — like condoms.…

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    Comment #31093206

    This won't be popular, but: 1. An experienced dev just killed 54k stars on GitHub due to pressing a button in an auto-pilot mode. Do you think a Joe High who wants to give you $100…

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    Comment #31090935

    Yep, I would suggest to go indie instead of using a posting platform. Platforms die, limit your control and growth options. Grab a domain ($1 sale at Namecheap atm), generate the s…

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    Comment #31088686

    The 500k plan: • You: 20 sites = $59. • Plausible: 50 sites = $49 (2 months free if yearly). • Fathom: 50 sites = $44 (2 months free if yearly). As you can see, they keep eyes on e…

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    Comment #31081341

    Keep an eye on your commercial competitors (Plausible, Fathom) and adjust your paid plans to get an edge.

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    Comment #31075444

    I love articles like these for their optimism — as they imply we will not be mining it in the metaverse for schrute bucks, or scouting new vegas for bottle caps.