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by lambda_dn 5y ago
Good point, I may scratch that itch
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
I would switch to linux if they could get BT to work. Macbook Air M1 owner here I need airpods to work otherwise it's not a viable switch. This this is true for many users. Please focus on that guys.
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
Does bluetooth work? If you can't use airpods with a mac it's a no go imo
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
This is why you should have your code on multiple remotes, i.e. Azure DevOps, Git labs, self hosted git server.
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P&O cancels services and tells ships to stay in port(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by lambda_dn 5y ago|0 comments
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
There are many free better solutions out there, being cookieless and in the EU doesn't equal $99 a month. How well would a new cookieless search engine hosted in the EU do charging $99 a month to use when Google/Bing exist?
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
Your pricing is an order of magnitude too high, given there are better free solutions out there. Would be like me selling a search engine service for $99 a month when Google and Bing exist.
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
"We require a credit card on file before provisioning live API keys" Err no thanks.
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
Pure marketing post, will never use your app or service. This is hackernews not facebook
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
They could be secretly working on their own cloud platform, with their data centres having a choice between M1, Pro Max ultra instances. $$$$
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
3999 not bad
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
With the display I hope.
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
They were never the size they are now, it's a different company than pre Steve Jobs return days. They are too far ahead like Amazon in online retail.
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
A few years at most and that will be sitting in a care home with dementia. The body is very resilient so life life to the max.
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
People doing their regular "cardio" and eating their soya crap have the belief they are somehow never going to get ill or die. We all are, why live a dull monotonous existence only to live a few years longer in a care home not kno
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
I guess being healthy isn't just about disease but wellbeing. You could drink/smoke/eat fast-food/never exercise and live till your 90 but you might feel shit every morning.
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
I know plenty of people who smoked/drank alcohol frequently (not alcoholic), never exercised and ate a "bad diet" and lived to 70/80 and others who "lived a healthy lifestyle" who dropped dead/died < 70
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
Yes I see that, incredible work done you guys have done. Just based on a surface level glance. Surprised this hadn't been done before (great ideas always seems obvious in hindsight), but you guys nailed it. Congrats.
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
Sorry I see you have plenty, thought it said somewhere you only had 4-5.
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
No worries, I get the idea and think it's a great execution of that. Im sure it is/will be a big success especially more so when you have a few more providers.
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
I see, so a customer would be paying you to use use their own providers? Not sure I see the value in that, but good luck.
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
SPAs were a good solution when page load/rendering times were longer. However with todays internet speeds, edge caching, HTTP3/Quic as well as todays chips and browser implementations page reloads are barely noticeable so you get
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
Looks very slick, also great domain name. I assume you'll be adding more providers. Does the cost per message include the cost to use the providers service (i.e. sendgrid?)
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
Not a lot of people realise that Windows 1 through to Windows XP was written by Bill Gates alone from his bedroom. Wasn't until Longhorn that he brought in Steve Ballmer to help out.
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
I agree it's important to understand how linux eco system work, if you are interested. I don't think LFS does that, it's simply page after page of .configure..make..make install. It would be more valuable to read a sysadmin b
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
Or How to waste a few days copy/pasting configure commands, watching the output of make to be left with a minimal, insecure and unmaintainable system. Only think it will teach you is why distros and package managers exist.
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
Evidence of that? Or is the whole software world to believe the words of nextaccountic?
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
The whole reason for Rust's existence was for Servo so using it as an example of its use is disingenuous at best. Ok one bit of AWS runs on Rust. C/C++ runs 99% of the the worlds software including OS's/browsers/GUI
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
I tried to learn Rust but found it very difficult and complicated to learn. I kept having to fight with the compiler to do even the simplest of memory/ lifetime management. I am a seasoned C developer and for me C was much easier. I th
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by lambda_dn 5y ago
"Actix was found by third parties abusing unsafe and when they were auditing most libraries found for Rust on the internet. When the unsafe code was audited it was found that on misuse, it can lead to serious vulnerabilities. So they o

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