3dfan

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by 3dfan 3y ago
The subscription costs money? I don't see any info about pricing.
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by 3dfan 3y ago
Can't decentralized exchanges be completely anonymous? If a user sends some ETH to an adress and on some Bitcoin address a balance shows up - how would the SEC want to regulate that? Let alone exchanges that are just a contract on Ethe
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by 3dfan 3y ago
How does it work? Do you upload an SPA and then you download something that can be uploaded to the appstore? How can your customers be sure you do not inject any faulty or malicious stuff into their apps?
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by 3dfan 3y ago
Is the business model in-app purchases? For what do the users pay?
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by 3dfan 3y ago
What's your business model?
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by 3dfan 3y ago
Via ads?
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by 3dfan 3y ago
Isn't the revenue per generated site super low? How can domain owners put in all the work to bring their own monetization and still pay you?
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by 3dfan 3y ago
ASO is like SEO for appstores?
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by 3dfan 3y ago
Soon AI will not need a lot of training data anymore. Anybody will be able to let their computer listen to one Metallica record and say "Do you hear this? This is called heavy metal. Can you make an album like this? With distorted guit
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by 3dfan 3y ago
How do you earn money? Affiliate links?
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by 3dfan 3y ago
How do the properties get onto homestra? Do landlords find your site and enter the data + pay you? Or is the model different?
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by 3dfan 3y ago
First, no, you cannot reduce a thousands of words long legal document to a few words like you did and say "Easy, this is how it works". Those thousands of words are there for a reason. Second, good luck, figuring out what you have
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by 3dfan 3y ago
The problem with the GDPR is that it is a monster of a legalese text: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELE... Which nobody understands. Which, depending on how you read it, might
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by 3dfan 5y ago
It seems to be a universal law of software projects: 1: Start out lean and simple. Often replacing an old complex one 2: Become more complex over time 3: Be replaced by a new lean and simple one
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by 3dfan 5y ago
Oh yes, I use the map too sometimes. The reason I mostly use Gnovies is that I often watch together with my girlfriend. So we each put one movie into Gnovies "enter 3 movies you like" form and after some experimentation we usually
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by 3dfan 5y ago
I am a huge movie fan. And always lost in thoughts. So I guess I will go through the whole "reflective" list and see if there is a movie I don't know yet. Lists of "popular movies" on Netflix etc never click with me
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by 3dfan 5y ago
By the time people are allowed to let their cars drive unsupervised, the crash rate of AI versus human will probably be 1:10 or so. So even when those cars ram into fire trucks from time to time, it would be better to let them do their thin
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by 3dfan 5y ago
Is that the shortest way to write it in Cypher? SQL needs 48 chars: SELECT name FROM cities WHERE population>1000000 Cypher needs 57 chars: MATCH (n:cities) WHERE n.population>1000000 RETURN n.name I would be very he
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by 3dfan 5y ago
I think the language the developer writes their queries in is most important. It is very easy and logical to express what you want in SQL. Say we want to show a list of cities with more than a million people. Easy: SELECT name FROM ci
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by 3dfan 6y ago
Sounds scary. I would not want to use a CDN with some hidden limits. Especially not if I don't even get informed when rate limited. I can imagine them rate limiting me in a way that I will never notice. Like only limiting requests from
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Ask HN: How popular is Python for web applications?
3 points by 3dfan 7y ago|1 comments
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by 3dfan 7y ago
You can point the _acme-challenge record to another domain using a CNAME Yes. Then you need two domain name servers to serve your domain. And you need to write and maintain code to talk to the API of the second nameserver.
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by 3dfan 7y ago
It's still a pain in the ass to manage wildcard certificates with letsencrypt. Especially when your DNS registrar does not support DNS changes via API. And even if the registrar supports it, you have to build and maintain the code th
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by 3dfan 7y ago
So far the need to store images in this folder did not come up. Can you give a use case?
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by 3dfan 7y ago
It is simply evolving. For example when the graphics person wants to save something for the first time, they might make a new file graphics.txt and put in the information they want to keep there. If they then continue to just grow that one
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by 3dfan 7y ago
We have a directory lessons_learned/ with *.md files. It's a git repo and everyone can pull/push directly to master. I skim the commits once a week. It's basically plain text files. But the md extension triggers some nic
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by 3dfan 7y ago
Why is the performance of Apps higher? Isn't both just code executed on the client?
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by 3dfan 7y ago
Why is an app needed to display things on a map? Isn't that something a website can do just fine? Which brings up an interesting, more general topic: Why do we need apps at all? What is the fundamental difference to websites?
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by 3dfan 7y ago
Why is this needed in the codebase? export const getFullYear = 'getFullYear'; export const getMonth = 'getMonth'; export const getDate = 'getDate'; export const getDay = 'getDay';
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by 3dfan 8y ago
Yes, crawling and publishing crawled data seems to be a very complicated, grey area.

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