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by Crazyontap 5y ago
I sometimes wish there was a linux command that when piped into turned anything into json readable format, so `ps | json-pipe` would output something like [{pid: 133, name, etc}, ...] or `ls | json-pipe` would turn into [{name, size, etc}].
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by Crazyontap 5y ago
Apple has no incentive to make PWA or web apps work natively since they don't get their 30% cut on that. Steve jobs made it abundantly clear when he blocked Flash on iOS citing battery and security reasons and every developer including
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by Crazyontap 5y ago
First of all thank you for writing so many useful open-source software. Anyway since you are here is there any reason why Vite won't run with Vue 2.x? I tried Vue 3 with Vite and I was blown away how much dev time it saves. No startup
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by Crazyontap 5y ago
Any plans for showing user's birthday on the settings page? Sorry, I'm just kidding but that's the only thing I could think off when I heard the number 200!
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
I instantly thought it was a parody website for what the websites have come to nowadays. Where is the cookie popup? Where is my back button hijacking? Where is my adblock warning!?
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
DHH posted this in 2009 on "Learning from failure is overrated" His main point being You might know what won’t work, but you still don’t know what will work. That’s not much of a lesson. (1) https://signalvnoise.com&#x2
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LFTRs in 5 minutes – Thorium Reactors (2012)(youtube.com)
2 points by Crazyontap 6y ago|0 comments
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
Also it's so damn slow. Feels like it downloads a movie in bluray quality when I log in. I've had so many friends complain the same, why don't they fix it and why do companies force us to use this :(
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
I really like New Zealand's policy(1) to not name the killers and not giving them any validation at all. While the puzzle has been solved and it turned out to be real mind bender, it may be the end result that that killer may have want
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
One of the best advice that I've read on this very forum is always make sure that you start at $47 if that makes sense for your product. The logic behind it is that a lot of businesses give employees the power to buy stuff under this
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
I sometimes wonder if Apple didn't come up with this model of charging devs 30% even Google wouldn't have too. These companies often end up with similar policies. But that one greedy kid showed everyone how easy it is to leech off
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
I guess the majority of people on HN already know this more or less. The problem is still this: We still don't have good alternatives to Google's products and services. 1) Android: Google still owns all our phones. Even on rooted
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
I really don't remember it was a long time ago but from what I recall there was just too much magic happening and things would break a lot of times because it was easy to make mistakes with it. Come to think of maybe I didn't lear
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
Sure it was this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_oGi8uuDpA (from history) I guess I remember incorrectly it was 3 hours long. It is only 1hr few minutes and you can easily watch it at 2x speed. But overall Youtube is
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
Kotlin is one of those things that I avoided learning for so long just because I didn't want to learn another new thing. And one day I had to work on a project that was 100% kotlin and so i decided to do a 3 hour crash course on Youtub
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
Can it work for more advance keywords like say, "traffic violation" where it spots a car jumping red light or pedestrian not using a crosswalk, etc? It could be very useful to help with law enforcement.
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
I've never heard of him even though he seems like such a legend. So I tried searching on Youtube and found a few tracks: Spain, Armado's Rhumba, You're everything, and Besama mama. Liked the last one a lot. I've never li
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
There is a new trend emerging in computing with the advent of Machine learning and that is, it is no longer sufficient to have talent/knowledge/passion/amazing team to create something. You need very deep pockets too. I'
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
This is huge news. I hope they also make the registration fees one time instead of yearly. P.S. Hope Google also follows suit.
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
I don't understand what you mean. He couldn't have just come up with that huge equation on the page out of thin air? Surely there would be a method for coming up with such assertions (maybe only known to him though)
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
Interesting product. Since this is kind of related what avenues do you guys (HNers doing SaaS) use for SaaS advertising nowadays? I used to get good results from FB ads (AdWords never worked for me after 2012) but now FB ads are also a loss
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
> when you could still make money there. What has changed since? Speaking as someone who has never written apps before but have also wanted to in my spare time, what has changed from before?
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
Xpath is so powerful for web scraping I just realized recently. I'd been using css selectors for my occasional scraping needs and never bothered to learn xpath until on day on a whim decided to learn at least the basics. Man I can now
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
Really like this quote: "Yoga, therefore, fits into a more general phenomenon of marketing a specific intervention as if it has specific benefits, when in fact it only has generic benefits."
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Yoga Woo(sciencebasedmedicine.org)
1 points by Crazyontap 6y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Tips for Working Alone (SaaS)
2 points by Crazyontap 6y ago|1 comments
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The Optional Chaining Operator (?.)(developer.mozilla.org)
2 points by Crazyontap 6y ago|0 comments
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
Whenever people mention how awesome Vue is, there is always a comment that nothing beats vanilla JS. I recently I learned that it not always true. As a matter of fact Vue (and many frameworks) does a lot of optimization under the hood to ke
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by Crazyontap 6y ago
Sometimes I really wish we devs did to Apple/Google what we did when anti-net neutrality were forced on us to get this: unite and stop making apps and updates for one day to get more public attention to the 30% extortion and such arm t
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The shockingly obsolete code of bash(blog.erratasec.com)
3 points by Crazyontap 6y ago|3 comments

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