Mayzie

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by Mayzie 6y ago
How do people handle async communications when in differing time zones? The team was forced to work remotely as opposed to an office as a result of SARS-CoV-2. I'm a core developer back in Sydney, with the rest of the company in San Fr
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by Mayzie 7y ago
More examples: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2i6FXVjNT0
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Using DAIN to increase the FPS of old game animations (Stronghold)(reddit.com)
1 points by Mayzie 7y ago|1 comments
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Astronomers find 19 galaxies missing dark matter(astronomy.com)
2 points by Mayzie 7y ago|0 comments
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by Mayzie 7y ago
Mira AI | Senior Frontend/Full-stack Engineer | San Francisco (Mission) | Full Time | $110k - $160k + equity | On-site | https://www.askmira.com Mira is building the next-generation consumer search and discovery platform fo
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by Mayzie 7y ago
> One of their most underrated features is aliases. You have up to 500 email addresses on each account, which means all of your subscriptions can be a different email account, and those accounts can't be correlated by 3rd-parties. T
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Show HN: Mira – AI Powered Search Engine for Beauty(askmira.com)
2 points by Mayzie 7y ago|0 comments
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by Mayzie 7y ago
Honestly, all I want is something that I can put on charge once during the day, for 30 minutes while showering, and have it last until the following nights shower. I want it to track sleep, and monitor health. That's it at least. My Fi
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by Mayzie 7y ago
Can somebody please explain the advantages of a todo app, like Todoist, over say a calendar app like Google Calendar? Everyone seems to love them, but cannot give me a good reason _why_, other than "I use it to jot down little tasks wh
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by Mayzie 7y ago
To be fair, it is written in Go - a language where a lot of projects built can just be single, portable binaries with no dependencies (as this project appears to be).
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by Mayzie 8y ago
I wish I had your experience. But I switched from Chrome when Quantum came out, and it felt like a big downgrade in performance. And I feel that is still the case these days when comparing Firefox and Chrome. Granted, I hadn't used Fir
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by Mayzie 8y ago
> 2. Anecdotal evidence, but every time an update of Firefox (and most notably Quantum) is released people laud how fast it is. On my 2015 Macbook running Mac OS Firefox has never been faster. Maybe there are things behind the scenes suc
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by Mayzie 8y ago
Citus advertises itself as an excellent way to achieve real-time analytics across billions of rows and tonnes of data, which this product also does. How both products achieve this is however different.
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by Mayzie 8y ago
Why did you choose the name of an already existing and popular Python web framework? https://falconframework.org/
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by Mayzie 8y ago
Archive.org has a copy from the 2013 terms of service: https://web.archive.org/web/20131017050205/https://robertssp... It has an arbitration clause. Also, are these statements legal in America? * "Y
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by Mayzie 8y ago
> the thing that drove me to Firefox was the excellent Account Containers system Though unfortunately, history and bookmarks are not isolated to their individual containers, and Firefox's profile management system is a PITA compared
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by Mayzie 8y ago
> the UK Government is certainly constantly after WhatsApp to remove the encryption (or build a backdoor) Australia too. :-(
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by Mayzie 9y ago
> Hopefully the Labor Party would oppose such a bill and it wouldn't make it through the Senate (no guarantees). Oh, please. They don't understand technology or its impacts, just like the current government. All they hear is th
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Hype Driven Development(medium.com)
1 points by Mayzie 9y ago|0 comments
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by Mayzie 9y ago
> Swift outside of Xcode hasn't been the best of experiences even on macOS. Even _in_ Xcode it's quite horrible. Only supporting the one major version of Swift bundled with Xcode and forcing old projects to upgrade? Horrible.
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by Mayzie 9y ago
Wow, is it just me, or is Bloomberg really on the attack on Facebook? Every article on Facebook from them submitted here and other places like Reddit have always been quite negative, especially the headline.
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How to lose technical arguments(codewithoutrules.com)
2 points by Mayzie 9y ago|0 comments
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The return of RPC, or how REST is no longer the only decent solution for APIs(sites.google.com)
3 points by Mayzie 9y ago|0 comments
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by Mayzie 9y ago
You should watch The Expanse, a very good TV show. Their ships accelerate at a comfortable level to generate gravity for half of the destination, and then "flip-and-burn" by accelerating in the opposite direction at the same comfo
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by Mayzie 9y ago
i.e. what people were doing on ChatRoulette for a long time (and probably still are).
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by Mayzie 9y ago
Signatures do not have to be in cursive, although they commonly are. Just something that is easy for the person to do, but difficult for others to reproduce (or not! I know some people, 30+ years old who just print their name, but their wri
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by Mayzie 9y ago
To be fair, "native" in this sense is exposing platform native UI components and libraries, which gives apps a native look and feel because, well, they _are_ native. For most apps that's all you'll ever need, and the per
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by Mayzie 9y ago
Aside from the authors library, django-registration, what other similar libraries for Python and other languages have taken all or some of this into consideration? Excellent read by the way. Many things I have never considered or even worri
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The problem with StackOverflow(reddit.com)
21 points by Mayzie 9y ago|4 comments
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by Mayzie 9y ago
/r/linux thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/7v8e9q/what_is_wrong...

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