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Comment #44356173
Nice to see another alternative to the Linux gaming ecosystem. Bazzite also states handheld device support: https://bazzite.gg/
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Comment #44161295
Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Case by case Technologies: JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, PHP, Elixir, Golang, React, Vue, Svelte, PyTorch, Kafka, G…
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Comment #43799933
Very nice work. Seems very similar to the Oasis Minecraft simulator. https://oasis.decart.ai/
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Comment #40181750
Where does the source indicate Python team layoff?
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Comment #38020428
Instant Pot died primarily due to private equity greed, not because of Instant Pot reliability. In 2017, Cornell Capital bought the company for a total $500M of which $300M was fin…
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Comment #36593948
https://udia.ca Rambling, personal notes, links to other more worthy pages
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Comment #34799537
Phoenix framework and Elixir get a lot of love here if you are willing to dive into functional programming languages.
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Comment #33667226
How would you measure/trade time? Other than with the approximation of using money.
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Comment #33489447
Would it be possible to build a business that were completely public and transparent? Every dollar that was spent would be published publically. All source code would be made free …
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Comment #33359800
https://hookrace.net/time.gif returning 503 for me now
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Comment #30907444
I am surprised that the Internet Archive does not fully control the storage of their assets, or at least have some kind of contractual agreement with Flickr to prevent this from oc…
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Comment #30806294
Observing network errors when attempting to send messages within Keybase.
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Comment #30770746
I agree, 2FA seems unrelated to stopping bots. It really seems like some form of rate limiting and captcha should have been used instead.
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Comment #30735633
Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life - Marshall B. Rosenberg
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Comment #30507767
The vast majority of NameCheap's employees are located in Ukraine https://www.namecheap.com/careers/
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Comment #30353362
I don't see why Google does not trial offering a paid service where advertisements are stripped away from the search results. A new revenue model in addition to the existing ad sup…
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Comment #29992796
This was my strategy for some time, but I switched to using a proper password manager (Bitwarden). If your algorithm is discovered you're in as much trouble as if you used the same…
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Comment #29949600
https://github.com/fanfare/hiccupfx/
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Comment #29487062
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8410868
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Comment #29393208
Nice to have a new offering for edge compute/streams! It would be useful to see how this compares with the different edge compute alternatives (particularly Cloudflare Workers/Dura…
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Comment #28062455
Good to see another open source git development platform. I am currently using sourcehut and am very happy with it. https://sourcehut.org/
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Comment #28051521
This is really cool but there are a few usability issues. I suggest to overly html DOM ontop of the canvas rather than having users enter form details within the experience as the …
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Comment #27675070
+1 for Supabase. Currently playing with Phoenix Framework and using Supabase's postgresql offering. Just needed to enable Session pooling and the CITEXT extension, but otherwise it…