marsavar

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by marsavar 5mo ago
Who wants this?
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by marsavar 8mo ago
This is absolutely infuriating.
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by marsavar 1y ago
People are reacting quite strongly to this answer, but it is unfortunately correct. OP has essentially created an application for memorising vocabulary, which is... fine, and it's an achievement to be celebrated. But no amount of flash
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by marsavar 1y ago
My favourite, when I lived in Japan many years ago, was the Musashi-Koganei melody in Tokyo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cT2xTUPveCw It stood very much in contrast with all the other jingles, and I simply loved it.
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by marsavar 1y ago
OP's personal website deserves its own post! https://dulnan.net/ <3
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by marsavar 1y ago
https://plausible.io/ or https://usefathom.com/
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by marsavar 1y ago
Gosh, that brings back memories! I remember having so much fun coding my own trivia bots in mIRC Scripting Language ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIRC_scripting_language ) over 20 years ago.
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by marsavar 1y ago
This was a lot of fun to play. Congrats!
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by marsavar 2y ago
That's amazing! Could you elaborate more on your VACUUM planning?
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by marsavar 2y ago
Beautiful visualisation - I just wish I could hover over the grid and see which PIN my cursor is pointing at.
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by marsavar 2y ago
As someone who worked for the world's largest trade book publisher a decade ago, let me tell you that dealing with Amazon is the worst. They squeeze publishers' profit margins to the absolute minimum, and they aggressively force t
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Microsoft deepened ties with Israeli military to provide support during Gaza war(theguardian.com)
8 points by marsavar 2y ago|0 comments
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by marsavar 2y ago
Except when that happens, a clarification is almost always added at the bottom of the article ("This article was amended on [date]. An earlier version said xxx" or some variation thereof). You're not gonna get a second push
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by marsavar 2y ago
Anything other than 0% is borderline immoral. Imagine sending a push notification to somebody's phone with a completely made-up headline summary. Even if it happens once in a hundred times, that's too much. Things like that slowly
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AI Opportunities Action Plan [pdf](assets.publishing.service.gov.uk)
1 points by marsavar 2y ago|0 comments
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by marsavar 2y ago
I was extremely puzzled by that statement too. I would hate to work with someone like that.
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by marsavar 2y ago
"We thank Tetsuya Spippayashi for enlightening clarifications on the historical origins of Cacio and pepe" That surname can't be real...
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by marsavar 2y ago
It's always laudable when OSS projects get some love, but... I'm slightly put off by programs that try to be witty or funny (e.g. flags like --decompose and --seance)
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by marsavar 2y ago
Absolutely. > They simply won’t do things they don’t want to do, and I actually kinda love that. The rising young generations want texts that matter to them, that reflect their lives and experiences. This, I think, is the core argument o
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by marsavar 3y ago
While this is a great piece of engineering, and will certainly deliver a huge amount of value to any project, the fact that a whole new tool had to be built (and will have to be maintained) to address serious, fundamental shortcomings in th
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Show HN: A living archive of albums recommended by the New Yorker(new-yorker-music.fly.dev)
5 points by marsavar 4y ago|0 comments
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The New Yorker Music Project(mariosavarese.com)
1 points by marsavar 4y ago|0 comments