ChrisCinelli

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Covid-19 counter-disinformation unit needs 2x the manpower if we included Trump(buzzfeed.com)
1 points by ChrisCinelli 7y ago|0 comments
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
Yesterday the data was 5.8%. Contrary to other countries, Italy seems more transparent on the real data of the infection.
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7.4% (and growing) death rate in data from corona virus from Italy(lab24.ilsole24ore.com)
3 points by ChrisCinelli 7y ago|3 comments
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
The diagnose was just "viral pneumonia" and they were refused the test for COVID-19. If they do not want to increase the number of people infected of coronavirus, they will probably give you a diagnosis of "viral pneumonia&qu
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
Nope. As far as I know he does not live in Menlo Park. It's not a person that is well known like Wozniak. If, for any reasons, conteining panic is the the goal, it does not surprise me that they would not ever want "Steve Wozniak
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
I am not sure this is or was the policy nation wide but I have mixed feelings on how useful it may have been. I understand that more panic would make things worse in the hospitals in areas that were not prepared for massive outbreak but on
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
Up to 1 week ago in California they did not let you test people that did not have contacts with people that were tested positive to COVID-19 or that have travelled in counties that have the virus. I know a person in Menlo Park that the whol
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
What videos?
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
And after the consumer market even SaaS software is getting to a saturation point.
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Ask HN: Substantial delay in security patches in open sourced Android
1 points by ChrisCinelli 7y ago|0 comments
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
This is a very well researched article. Personally I liked when there were less type of parts and you could combine them with your fantasy. These days there is an overflow of types. Almost multiple special bricks for every set.
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
If you are doing a good refactoring, you may have a massive negative LoC at the end. LoC added or removed is not a very good metric for anything. Except if I see a big negative number on a PR, it is usually a great thing. I still have to ch
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
I am glad I am not the only one to scratch my head...
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
I completely agree that the need of superheroic actions may arise by the result of self inflicted pains and it is usually the case in big corps. At the same time, other heroic efforts may also require hard work to keep up with the competiti
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
And for 2 years of boring paranoia there may be 2 days that save the day. I would expect that people that speak up are mostly dissatisfied and frustrated people. And for opacity, one part of the org will likely not know about what is going
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
I think a James Bond in the past may end up becoming a Mr Bean in the future if we are not careful. I am not naive, there are problems in big organizations. To keep the movies methaphor, the biggest fears I have come from movie like Star Wa
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
Ok, what so you think the purpose is?
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
Just watch the "Mission Impossible" franchising. They are obviously dramatized stories but I would not be surprised that the world has been very closed to cease to exist as we know it and the only thing that prevented was that the
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
It is a dangerous ground thought... Who decide what is just or unjust? Different people have different values and believes in what is just or unjust. I agree that some laws may need to be changed. But should we not have discussions on chang
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
Good job. Just a minor nit: I assume most website these days have HTTP2 support. Otherwise considering the ROI I would work on that first so that should be optimization #1.
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
Is it worthwhile making a page load 10x faster? If you go from 10sec to 1 sec, absolutely. If you go from 1sec to 100ms, maybe. If you go from 100ms to 10ms, unlikely. Assuming "fast enough for a good user experience", expecially
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
There are boilerplates that encapsulate best practices for some use cases but they may end up obsolete after a year or so...
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
I love checklists but you may end up with people dumbly following them. That may be good when a checklist is accurate. Unfortunately models work in the constraints and simplifing assumptions they were built in. "Web development" i
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
But even better: 1) Use a framework/language that is optimized by default instead one that is slow by default. Ex: Svelte only recalculate only the part of the UI affected by a change. Most of the other frameworks recalculate the whole
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
I do not like Redux a lot. It leads to a lot of boilerplate code and a lot of extra files. It also exposes transparently the state that lead by default to a coupling between the "internal" data rappresentation and the rest of the
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
When a system has high intrinsic complexity good architecture design is one way to mitigate the problem. The best way that I found so far are the principles of Object Oriented Analysis and OO Design ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
For state management I would start with reading "Thinking in React": https://reactjs.org/docs/thinking-in-react.html Step 3 is key. Step 4 is also important. Then try to simplify the app as much as you can. A
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
As a side note: Promise (YC startup) was also saying that 70% of people in jails are waiting for judgement or are in for a technical violation (ex: did not show up to a hearing). And being in jails they end up losing their job, eventually t
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
If the values of a person are "achieving personal power" in first position and "respect others" in last, that person may be ok to steal. I hear some people arguing that in business "not breaking the laws" is no
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by ChrisCinelli 7y ago
This realization come to new questions. In some regards, we are beyond democracy since the voters do not know what is going on and to be fair even if they knew it, most of them will be unable to know what it means. If the system is hidden w

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