JoeOfTexas

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by JoeOfTexas 5y ago
PostGres is fine I guess, but MySQL setup is streamlined better. If MySQL is fine for big corps its fine for me too.
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by JoeOfTexas 5y ago
SMS is expensive.
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by JoeOfTexas 5y ago
I mean, making a whole blog post about the situation, and then making the top post of hacker news, just kind of keeps the sniper scope of lawyers pointed at himself.
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by JoeOfTexas 6y ago
You know what's going to happen with that mentality brought to investors. They gonna demand lower pay rates, forcing people to move to lower income areas.
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by JoeOfTexas 6y ago
These things usually work by syncing the emulator clocks between clients, and then sending player inputs over the network along with the data to sync.
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by JoeOfTexas 6y ago
Their sales teams have been locking in all major corporations. I have no idea how they cornered a market so fast. They are living like kings right now.
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by JoeOfTexas 6y ago
Ok, so Warp Drives have many technological hurdles to accomplish, but currently all assumptions are on expansion and compression of space-time at faster than light speeds. Let's say we want to travel in 1 hour to the nearest star 4 lig
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by JoeOfTexas 6y ago
https://www.counterpointresearch.com/us-market-smartphone-sh... Apple has nearly 50% of mobile market share. Anything above 30% is close to a monopoly in my opinion, as it has a high impact in number of people reached. And
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by JoeOfTexas 6y ago
Acceleration changes are a bi....g problem tho. If we consider ourselves stationary in our milky way orbit, then an external force (incoming galaxy), would sway us quite a bit by altering orbits slightly and with lasting effect.
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Ask HN: How do we take programming to the next level?
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by JoeOfTexas 6y ago
What if dark matter is really just regular matter that is not visible through our instruments? Like large swaths of ice or dust in the voids, similar to our kuiper belt that is difficult to analyze.
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by JoeOfTexas 6y ago
The community is finally at its first apex. I tried it this past weekend, and the VSCode setup was so sexy and easy to get started. I dropped React-Native in a heart beat, even losing a few weeks of work. The biggest gripe I have with Rea
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by JoeOfTexas 7y ago
On Slack, I just mute all the channels, unless I'm active on a project related channel. But having to jump through each workspace to clear out messages is a pain. One view to see all or every workspace unreads would be great... I&#x2
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Easy State Management on ReactJS with flatstore(dev.to)
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by JoeOfTexas 7y ago
Shameless plug, but I created a dumbed down version of redux. https://github.com/joetex/flatstore/ Most of the difficulty with Redux is managing actions and reducers. Out of the box, flatstore lets you get/se
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by JoeOfTexas 7y ago
TURN is the solution for communicating around Symmetric NAT. STUN is used to determine the type of NAT a user has, which helps determines the connectivity method to use between endpoints. Connectivity can be direct to each other or must r
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by JoeOfTexas 7y ago
In Texas, if you pass the stop light sign, you hit the gas, turn on the high beams, and pray to jesus it doesn't turn.
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Show HN: Flatiron – a redux alternative, keeping it simple and flat(github.com)
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by JoeOfTexas 7y ago
Blockchain all the votes with layered encryption... Top Level) General population can only verify their own votes Mid Level) Counties can tally their county only Low Level) States can tally up their states only Ground Level) Federal governm
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by JoeOfTexas 7y ago
If the US is attacking Iran via cyberwar, it'd be likely they would want to retaliate. Google's post about fiber cables being cut, seems like a good experiment to see potential impact of our US network. Many companies rely on ba
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by JoeOfTexas 7y ago
Thanks for sharing the information! Even if its 9 years old now, its very interesting for us dreamers.