cornfutes

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by cornfutes 3y ago
But the thing (n810) had WiMAX? I don’t think the problem was text/voice. The problem was that it had a resistive touch screen. Samsung already had touchscreen MP3 players that you can install apps on, but it was the capacitive touch a
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by cornfutes 3y ago
Looks great for a hobby project. Has anyone done the cost + risk assessment of building a for-profit product on top of this? Would love to know, as I am working on a web IDE with collaboration. There’s also the matter of obscuring client da
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by cornfutes 3y ago
> why do people make businesses to sell them? Money to go do something else.
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by cornfutes 3y ago
I was just thinking yesterday that there needs to be a 3rd party tool that reintroduces the thumbs down button.
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by cornfutes 3y ago
Meanwhile, mortgage rates his 7%
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by cornfutes 3y ago
> Only stressed people want to relax. Otherwise, we want to do more. You must be American.
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by cornfutes 3y ago
I was just logging into the IRS website to check the status of my tax balance. You used to be able to login with IRS credentials, but now it's a hard requirement to use ID.me credentials. So I created an account and had to verify my id
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by cornfutes 3y ago
This forum is an American forum. The startup accelerator behind it is American. Facebook, Google, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, the world's largest software companies are American. The next largest country for software would be China, whic
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by cornfutes 3y ago
How much of that originates from rich / developed countries?
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by cornfutes 3y ago
> Supporting networked systems and servers - Go has good built-in support for networking and servers, making it well-suited for building networked systems, web servers, and other server tools. How is this not a web service?
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by cornfutes 3y ago
> When a project proudly declares itself as "modern," it implies that it's up-to-date and built with the latest technologies. > Would anyone suggest replacing TeX with a "modern" alternative simply because it&
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by cornfutes 3y ago
The fact that the frameworks are converging on the same idea should suggest that it is necessary complexity in the framework for any sufficiently complex app.
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by cornfutes 3y ago
> I am assuming it's because the users who are making these frameworks now have not used or do not remember the times where "signals" were called observables And also a tendency to not have experiencing working on large w
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by cornfutes 3y ago
> At first glance, this might seem like a step back — perhaps even un-Svelte-like. Isn't it better if let count is reactive by default Actually, it was Svelte who coined the term and sold us on the idea of reactivity by default. I d
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by cornfutes 3y ago
They had no problem keeping the Logan brothers on the platform despite their toxic behavior.
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by cornfutes 3y ago
Wow. I thought the above comment was hyperbole. But it’s quite literal
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by cornfutes 3y ago
Source?
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by cornfutes 3y ago
“Winning is not enough, others must fail”. Quite ironic that the investor class sees it as a zero sum game.
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by cornfutes 3y ago
> A simple one liner built-in is very convenient. Then why do you need bloated web UI that's not performant as React, Vue, Angular, Svelte? You can also just add 1 line of css classes to HTML elements to have transitions if you use
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by cornfutes 3y ago
What’s not accessible about CSS? This is already a low bar to pass. I remember adding CSS3 transitions a decade ago at my first internship. It feels like there is a lot of brigading and shilling of Astro throughout this thread, as typical w
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by cornfutes 3y ago
So this is why the Oakland team is called the Raiders.
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by cornfutes 3y ago
Taiwanese take more pride in Tatung than they do in TSMC.
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by cornfutes 3y ago
How much of the corporate virtue signaling was in response to a jobseeker-oriented market? Now, with all the layoffs, employers have their pick of white collar workers.
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by cornfutes 3y ago
Google is still the king of points-of-interests and local businesses. Places that a tourist would actually care about. Mapbox would not even be within 1 or 2 order of magnitudes when it comes to this data.
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by cornfutes 3y ago
> You can rent a goddamn Mercedes AMG for that kind of money. Or you can have a webpage that serves useful information to 100,000 people.
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by cornfutes 3y ago
Can we just get an API to request saved lists such as “favorites” and “want to go”? My motivation is that there seems to be some consistency issues with the backend. I save a spot, and then it gets reverted. Given that I have over 6,000 spo
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by cornfutes 3y ago
> what could a president possibly do to get arrested? Being a war criminal
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by cornfutes 3y ago
This is why we can’t have nice things.
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by cornfutes 3y ago
The similar comparison would be doing a screen recording of the video versus downloading the byte stream.
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by cornfutes 3y ago
Isn’t it the same reason why the poorer applicants have a better chance at getting in than the middle applicants? They have more interesting stories to tell on their essay. The really rich are going to engage in novel extracurriculars and h

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