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jasmes
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Comment #46159163
Time to rewrite Rust’s unwrap() in Rust obviously.
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Comment #45324238
Blogs aren’t yelling to the world. They’re just a place you put your thoughts for other people to read or not read. Think of it like open source internal monologue. If youre too yo…
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Comment #45324125
AESPA
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Comment #45324120
Chill out kiddos.
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Why doesn't HN embrace the discourse?
I wish HN would just embrace the community aspect and enable an old school forum type environment. Have a few subjects you can tag: Software and hardware (most of HN currently), sc…
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Comment #42613901
This’ll sound harsh: Your landing page doesn’t do a great job of telling me why I want to use your tool. How is the simulation done? Do you mean you account for common historic mar…
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Comment #42539557
I think they're mostly just hype junkies and a few true believers. They're a lot like the crypto people. "Sure it doesn't really actually entirely work for what we want it to but S…
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Comment #42537952
If it was an accounting firm doing an audit and sending you lies, then yeah you could hold them responsible. If an OTC drug had incorrect labeling and misinformed you, you'd be abl…
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Comment #42537702
You really should use a law firm to manage anything you want passed on after you die. Trying to come up with your own solution to this is a very "roll your own auth" approach to su…
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Comment #42537050
Quite.
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Comment #42537007
A whiteboard and post-its. Not being sarcastic.
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Comment #42537001
You could poke around with Harvard's product dev/strat sim thing: https://hbsp.harvard.edu/product/7701-HTM-ENG If you wanna try a bunch of topics you can check out Brilliant.org.
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Comment #42536926
You have a sovereign citizen vibe to your whole wall of text style of "ask" post. Very odd.
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Comment #42536800
The Library of Congress is doing a lot of work in this area that web-dwellers tend not to notice. I'd like to see them get more money and more compute to start a non-curated digita…
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Comment #42536735
I always watch The Matrix on NYE. The ending just makes me feel like "Alright, bring it on New Year." It is the greatest movie of all time. Don't watch Inception, if it hits you li…
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Comment #42536679
I've actually noticed some things make me disproportionately upset. If I hit a wall working on coding logic, I kind of get annoyed and take a short break and come back and try some…
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Comment #42536183
So if somehow the USA was gung-ho for this kind of thing, all we'd need is peace and a spirit of communal sharing in places like East and Central African nations, Pakistan, Kashmir…
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Comment #42535967
Unpopular opinion: use AWS for domain stuff. They're not more expensive than other registrars or DNS services and are very, very reliable/consistent.
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Comment #42363205
I think the idea was more like... if you can afford a RAID6 NAS at home you can afford Backblaze so don't be silly and get some offsite redundancy going.
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Comment #42363194
Honestly man... just go with AWS+Cloudflare. Get a .com TLD from Route53 (the AWS domain name management experience is actually really good) optionally put it behind Cloudflare, an…
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Comment #41995653
Music is a strong word for the contents of those tracks.
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Comment #41257741
You live in the Western world buddy. You're not going to jail for playing with mesh network gadgets and Twitter isn't going anywhere. There will be the threat of a huge fine for no…
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Comment #40904816
I've been using Sublime more and more lately when I'm not in a JetBrains IDE. I can't feel a difference between it's speed and Zed's on my machines. If I could get Supermaven in it…