How does Warrant compare to other Zanzibar based solutions like Ory Keto ?https://github.com/ory/keto
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Great Landing Page! will check out the product too, looks interesting, thanks for sharing.
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If I want to read general news there are plenty of feeds for that. I think some great articles covering non-tech topics deserve to be on the front page, but stuff like you posted does not seem that remarkable.
also note that this is a very US centric view, I'm living in Europe and I have not heard much about this trial, nor am I extremely interested day-to-day politics in the US. Again plenty of great places to read and talk about north American politics, HN is more than that.
Does this work with Paper servers too?
I feel like the field you are getting into (workspace productivity/office collab) us extremely competitive and there are many huge players. Most people don't use this stuff outside of work and there it is usually mandated by forces outside of our control. That being said if you can stay alive long enough and listen to users it could work, I have tried it but looks neat.
Can't wait to stand in a line in a virtual government office! Jokes aside but this just sounds like someone thought "our city hall but in vr"
I would definitely try it out but be very cautious.
In an ideal world this would be a great solution, but on earth I think this would invite a whole host of corruption, similar to the carbon offset trading. Not combating the problem but making everyone richer.
Will definitely try it out! Love having comment systems for my blog but usually a pain to set up, this seems like a clever solution.
If we can ever get to the stage where I can just think and it gets saved as a text file, that would be more exciting to me than "metaverse" and quantum computing together.
What a clever solution! I like it because it still f gives an realistic indication of how long it will take!
I feel like this is the case for soo mamy loading bars. Especially with games. Loading bar zips to 99% and then you wait for a few minutes. Yea right. I guess it is really hard not to make it frustrating.
Eh it worked well enough for the whole history of humanity so far
Man I wish that were the case. I've written way too much that has been discarded after a furtile glance. Maybe u just bad at bringing my ideas across
I think it's fair to call it milk. It's definitely not a beverage as a soda or beer would be.
It used to be "secretion from the mammary glands of certain farm animals" but you can rephrase it to "liquid that is taken from a particular protein source — a coconut, a soy[bean], a cow, a goat..."
While I agree with many of the points I think it's hard to generalize like channel = bad. It does make sense to have topic based channels for more specialized topics and some for more generalized socialising. It is a fine line though and better less channels than too many.
As an avid cow milk drinker (consume it daily with oats/muesli) switching to plant milk was easy. Cow milk tastes richer and more flavourful though. But I enjoy the wheat(?) and spelt(?) based milk also rice,coconut and soy. For some reason the almond and cashew ones taste a bit weird to me.
It's been great to learn that cow milk can be substituted so easily, still get it sometimes for the taste though.
I would have loved to live in ancient Maya or Aztec times. Playing ōllamalitzli with the boys, cracking open some cocoa, in the evening watch a proper offering to the sun god. Maybe a bit more violent and shorter than modern life but definitely more exciting.
How do we not understand the nature of it? It is a mathematically interesting problem, but the nature of Bitcoin et.al. just makes it useful for speculation and scamming people who think it would become a digital currency.
I have yet to meet someone who bought something real with crypto.
What use has a SDK for developing on an imaginary hardware. But seriously how do you even test it?
Is there a slackbot that I can use to just auto reply these to request?
I'll summarize most modern food research for you:
sugar bad
I feel as a writer we place too much thought in the headline. If you have a clear goal in mind the headline will emerge.
Apologies if this is not quite on topic, but this definition of shame really spoke to me:
“When a person feels that he or she is becoming his or her undesired or feared self.”
I feel like a lot of my motivation to better myself and help improve my environment comes from that feeling. It's as if i have a very clear picture of who/what i dont want to become, but not so clear on what the "ideal me" would be.
Is this something that motivates HN as well or do you try to realize an ideal(?) version of you through your thoughts/actions
If you are playing for an audience (can be tiny too!) you will always be much more motivated to produce quality and improve your skills.
That being said it can also put pressure on you to the point where you also lose your joy due to stress.
I guess some middle ground can be found but as with everything that is easier said than done.
Agreed! Sometimes being restrained in what is possible opens up a myriad of ways to get creative.
Start with very very basic equipment/samples etc. and very rarely add to your setup.
It's crazy how much you can achieve with just a drum tracker, EQ, compressor and a dozen samples.
I started with Ableton about 12 years ago with zero musical training and consistently am having fun with it mostly learning by doing. I think just playing around, seeing what sounds good can get you incredibly far. Sometimes tutorials how to do something specific help; but I have found that there is always a million ways to achieve what sounds good to you. Very similar to code.
Tl;dr: Experiment with Ableton, you can have a lot of fun just f**ing around.
I thought it's that you have to cross 42 bridges in your life.
Sorry for the off topic question: Do you think specialising in one type of baked good e.g. coconut cake and offering delivery of handmade,high quality goods to a small subscriber base would work? I estimated would need to ship several cakes per day, so it does seem hard to make a living of it