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nihakue

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About nihakue

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/kiddo; my proof: https://keybase.io/kiddo/sigs/lFvIH5mlGo46KdI_HLaS4ad3MJqm0YiMhh-bFXtFKaA ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #48508743

    https://www.robinsloan.com/notes/home-cooked-app/ This has never been truer than right now. What we need isn't app store ecoystems but to eliminate the friction for distributing ap…

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    Comment #47617264

    House Of Leaves was published in 2000 and Backrooms originates (as far as I can tell) from like 2011? Not that it's impossible that the ideas developed independently, but given how…

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    Comment #47206252

    https://imgur.com/a/Cyq1LIw I have a feeling this particular brand of hair splitting is going to be an interesting fixture in the history books.

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    Comment #46953057

    Islands only link up every once in a while, so once you land on an island that's it at least for now. When islands link up you'll see a big '?' appear in the page header that you c…

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    Comment #46946224

    It's working now, thanks. While I've got your attention, it was a little bit of effort to wrap my head around the APIs when `sandbox create` uses --root AND/or --volume, `snapshot …

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    Comment #46945539

    I'm building a tiny experimental message board / ...game? called Isles ( https://isles.app/about ). The short pitch is that when you sign up you're randomly assigned to a small isl…

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    Comment #46884848

    Not sure if anyone from the deno team is monitoring this forum, but I was trying to stand up a dev-base snapshot and pretty quickly ran into a wall. Is it not currently possible to…

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    Comment #46875048

    See also Sprites ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46557825 ) which I've been using and really enjoying. There are some key architecture differences between the two, but very …

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    Show HN: I'm building an experimental forum to help people connect

    I don't feel like my brain is wired to make friends on the internet anymore. Everything seems to either happen in totally isolated private groups or on such a massive stage that it…

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    Comment #46586669

    Excellent, but my favourite has to be the Rob Inglis recordings (of both The Hobbit and LOTR). The songs are top notch, and his voice is perfect, esp. for the tone of the Hobbit. h…

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    Comment #46541631

    Replying to my own comment because I've had some more time to look through the scientific foundation document. In particular, this was an illuminating section (and maybe hinting at…

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    Comment #46539738

    I do regret mentioning Broccoli because it seems to have become a bit of a distraction from my original point, which was that getting enough protein from a varied diet actually isn…

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    Comment #46530298

    It's a good point, and maybe Broccoli isn't then as compelling as something like tofu, which contains nearly as much (and nearly as bio available) protein/calorie as lean steak. I …

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    Comment #46530056

    I guess what I'm lamenting is the missed opportunity to highlight that many vegetables e.g. broccoli are an excellent protein source as well as other important nutrients. It gives …

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    Comment #46529608

    How is it possible that beef, dairy, and chicken are front and center while Lentils, Tofu (or even just soy), Chickpeas, Nutritional Yeast, Broccoli, etc are all left off? Why do t…

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    Comment #44074604

    This is such a bonkers line of thinking, I'm so intrigued. So a particular model will have an entire 'culture' only available or understandable to itself. Seems kind of lonely. Lik…

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    Comment #43719250

    THANK YOU so much for this. I'd spend some time researching how to disable YouTube shorts only to come to the conclusion that I had to use a different client (I picked NewPipe, but…

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    Comment #43686233

    I'm not in any way qualified to have a take here, but I have one anyway: My understanding is that entropy is a way of quantifying how many different ways a thing could 'actually be…

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    Comment #39904641

    Not sure I'm going to get any traction here, but seeing as the 'support' button in the website is greyed out, not sure where else to post this. I got double-charged for my subscrip…

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    Comment #31095300

    You could also just pronounce it the way the rest of the world does

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    Comment #30047331

    Oh I see, I misunderstood. Yep I like your way best so far although I didn't see the problem with rerolling

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    Comment #30045706

    But this messes with the distribution (you now have two ways of rolling a 2: 1,1 and 2,5) and makes outcomes like '1' possible (1, 6), which shouldn't be

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    Comment #26757319

    Can I ask how you're injecting dynamic content in served html files? My understanding was that lambda@edge functions could not modify the origin response body. > When you’re workin…

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    Comment #25004010

    Unbelievable. I just wrapped up my first svg-heavy project. Something like this would have been an invaluable learning tool. I ended up writing a lot of SVG by hand, and mostly thr…

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    Comment #24258823

    Or do something like https://www.npr.org/transcripts/793488868?t=1598260732452 which allocates a pool of spots each for lottery, pay-to-win, volunteer-to-win, and meritocracy-to-wi…