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gricardo99 commented on Show HN: Geofenced chat communities anyone can create   vicinity.social/... · Posted by u/clarencehoward
cellis · 2 months ago
On chrome iOS I’m physically unable to press the three checkboxes on the terms which means I can’t try your app. They appear to be overlapped by the terms themselves and thus never received click events.
gricardo99 · 2 months ago
iOS safari same issue. can’t get passed the terms
gricardo99 commented on Designing a Low Latency 10G Ethernet Core (2023)   ttchisholm.github.io/ethe... · Posted by u/picture
amelius · 3 months ago
We all know that middlemen are bad.

We don't need an HFT middleman.

gricardo99 · 3 months ago
actually you do need another participant to take the other side of your trade. That’s not a middle man. Market makers, liquidity providers, are a key component of these markets, taking risk with their own capital (no systemic risk, no too big to fail, going to get a government is things go badly), requiring sophistication and specialization to survive in an ultra competitive environment with a high degree of uncertainty and risk exposure.
gricardo99 commented on Disney+ cancellation page crashes as customers rush to quit   creators.yahoo.com/lifest... · Posted by u/anderber
gricardo99 · 3 months ago
he’s clearly commenting on how the “maga gang” is characterizing the murderer. There’s no statement directly about the murderer.
gricardo99 commented on Configuration files are user interfaces   ochagavia.nl/blog/configu... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
gricardo99 · 3 months ago
With all the code syntax highlighting support as a feature, I feel it will become tempting to put code in configuration files (which some of their examples show). That just feels wrong. Code should go in code files/modules/libraries, not mixed with configuration files. If your configuration starts to become code, maybe you need to rethink your software architecture. Or perhaps KSON proves that principle to be too rigid and inferior, and leads to more intelligible, manageable software. I guess we'll have to see.

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KarmaCake day1688August 13, 2015View Original