klez

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by klez 17d ago
I'm not saying websites can't demand payments for service, I'm just saying it's bad if it's a necessary fix for "scrapers are destroying the basic social contract of the web".
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by klez 17d ago
> there should be some cost for sending traffic somewher So now, because of bad actors, I need to pay for the privilege of watching a website or using a service that was meant to be free? No, thanks. I don't have a solution, but &qu
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by klez 17d ago
From context I'd say they meant "formerly" and that's just a typo. I didn't even notice the error before you pointed it out.
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by klez 18d ago
It's like every time we discuss this on hn we have to go back to basics. Builders/makers can be roughly subdivided into two camps: some like building for the final products; others like building for the process itself. I'm in
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Debian and the Sirens(joeyh.name)
8 points by klez 19d ago|0 comments
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by klez 20d ago
> and loved project here You may want to check upthread how loved it is :) I, for one, don't hate it, but I hate what it represents and see its existence (rather, the reason for its existence) as a defeat for the web.
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by klez 24d ago
I think they meant the same as the latin phrase "ante litteram"
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by klez 25d ago
I think the issue here might be that you're familiar with what "style" is supposed to be in music, so you know how imitating it would look (rather, sound) like. On the contrary, you may have no idea what style means in the co
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by klez 26d ago
> can often get concepts across faster than plain documentation by using imagery that would stand out in a plain readme This reminds me of why's (poignant) guide to ruby https://poignant.guide/book/chapter-1.htm
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by klez 28d ago
I'm afraid you're in the wrong thread
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by klez 1mo ago
> As a Racketeer, it's my dream language. All the power of Racket... Interesting. For me the interesting part of Racket has always been the language itself. What else is there that you like and can use from Rhombus?
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by klez 1mo ago
I suppose this is better than nothing, but how do they track companies that don't comply and still use fake/mobile/hidden numbers?
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by klez 1mo ago
From mobile it's a bit unclear that there's a whole website beside this article. I, for one, noticed the hamburger menu only after I read your comment. I suppose GP had the same problem.
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by klez 2mo ago
That's still not what this is about. Take the example in the article: people who don't write code 100% of the time but have to think about mechanical and electrical engineering consideration for most of the time. You don't de
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by klez 2mo ago
No, ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE!
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by klez 2mo ago
On the 50 is Miguel de Cervantes (author of Don Quixote). On the 200 is Bertha von Suttner, the first woman to win a Nobel peace prize. I admit I had to look her up.
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by klez 2mo ago
> The days of people being intimidated by computers have been over for a while now so I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels this way. Oh, I wish... We have a couple of applications where we used to show useful error messages
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by klez 2mo ago
We're talking about public websites. Nobody moved the goalpost. It's always been about online presence, hence public websites.
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by klez 2mo ago
archive.ph is blocked in Italy. archieve.is is accessible https://archive.is/Ei7AE
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by klez 2mo ago
There's nothing wrong with a tidy notebook. The point of TFA seems to me: "do what works for you". If keeping your netbook tidy is at the expense of using it, than maybe that means that doesn't work for you. If keeping y
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by klez 2mo ago
Or simply: that's what fits my home and what I can afford. I work in a tiny room and the only place a desk fits is in the corner, so I have a small corner desk that fits there, with a ultra wide monitor, but I have to keep the laptop c
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by klez 2mo ago
Might as well go with shorthand, then. I'm not even joking. I guess it's harder to learn an additional script used only when writing and transcribing, but I wonder if it would make writing by hand less of a dying thing.
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by klez 2mo ago
That's how I was taught to do it, and I always found it weird because it looks like an S and a C, while in my language it's pronounced in exactly the opposite way. We don't have many words with Xs in Italian, so I probably ne
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LiberSystem – A capability-based microkernel OS written in Rust(libersystem.com)
1 points by klez 2mo ago|1 comments
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by klez 2mo ago
A couple of reasons that come to mind: - For the same reasons people run js server-side: single codebase in the same language; familiarity with the language; other? - Because some people simply like scheme and want to code the frontend of w
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by klez 2mo ago
> Sort of embarrassing that anyone vouched for this comment I'm the one who vouched it. I don't check commenters' history before doing it. Maybe I should. My LLM-detector is apparently broken (especially on short posts). A
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by klez 2mo ago
Hence why it's an "introduction" :)
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by klez 3mo ago
Ok, but is this because of tree-style discussions or is it because of up/downvote mechanics? Or because of their combination? Or is it completely unrelated and has more to do with the size of those communities?
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by klez 3mo ago
From your link > Smol (often paired with lorge or bean), is an Internet slang term used to describe any animal, character, or object that is considered very tiny and cute So how's that different?
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by klez 3mo ago
> Using such quirky in group markers like that can limit the audience or give some potential readers a bad impression from the readers opinion on such a group. Good, I think the kind of people who would feel the use of "smol" i

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