Raed667

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   by Raed667 4y ago

   Just create a rule in Gmail that skips your inbox and immediately deletes the email from that particular domain. You won't be notified and you don't have to worry about accessing someone else's private data.
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   Ask HN: Why don't people complain as much about Rust cargos?

   4 points by Raed667 4y ago|2 comments
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   by Raed667 4y ago

   Double check your link it seems to point to https://share.streamlit.io/error
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   Ask HN: Are you using StackOverflow as much as you used to?

   2 points by Raed667 4y ago|4 comments
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   by Raed667 4y ago

   until the police starts charging at you and now you're under 8ft.
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   by Raed667 4y ago

   I don't think about hiking purely in terms of kilometers. I try to enjoy the views, the food break, some good audiobook, sometimes a swim break if it is coastal or by a lake. It is not just about stats, but more about how it makes you
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   by Raed667 4y ago

   I have used K6 for a couple of one-shot projects and it seems very capable. https://k6.io/
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   by Raed667 4y ago

   Violation of ToS does not mean a violation of the law.
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   by Raed667 4y ago

   NextJS + MaterialUI + TypeScript + Vercel I use these because I know them and I don't need to look for code or docs. And I feel the the tooling doesn't get in my way. I feel that a UI components library is better suited for how I
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    How about my freedom to go about my day without having to worry that someone decided they wanted to take a "risk" that moment? Commute is supposed to be efficient, boring and predictable. Not a thrill ride, there are sport tracks
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    This is a bad faith argument, but I'll respond: 150km/h is not arbitrary. In most Europe, highway speed-limits are between 110km/h and 130km/h [0] give or take 40km/h to 20km/h to get out of a dangerous overta
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    There is absolutely no reason any road car should be able to (consistently) drive faster than ~150km/h
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    This is pretty cool, bundle it with webextension-polyfill [0] and you can release it as a decent NPM package. [0] https://github.com/mozilla/webextension-polyfill
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    Reading HN on mobile web is a challenge sometimes. Quotes and indented text require horizontal scroll and deep threads get complicated to follow. The lack of a dark mode is also very annoying.
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    Amazon seems to have done that calculus recently https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31929957
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    Deleting data that was just requested by law enforcement will get you in a world of trouble. I guess you could close shop and leave that specific market, but that's not feasible everywhere.
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    I didn't want to turn my comment in a did they already or didn't they debate. The fact that this data COULD be asked for should be enough to stop collecting it.
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    The fact that they STILL don't see how this constant surveillance could backfire any day is beyond me! What if a country like the UAE or Hungary start asking for location data matching LGBTQ events or locations? How about political&#x2
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    Why developers hate new JavaScript frameworks?(gist.github.com)

    4 points by Raed667 4y ago|1 comments
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    The question that I always keep in my mind: "Will I be a better developer after working on this?" If you get a chance to to rework that horrible code and make something better of it, then maybe. If you get incorporated until you t
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    I'm wondering what is the warranty like if you buy an iPhone from Hungary but intend to use it in France?
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    Before you form anything. Are you sure they will transition from free users to a subscription model? Did you already talk with them about it? I'm assuming the 16$ is per seat? Are the people currently using it the ones that can get the
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    Yeah but something like "this shit is fucking hard" wouldn't cross any lines with any reasonable audience.
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    I find adults who are uncomfortable around profanity extremely unsettling. Emotions can be extreme (like destroying hours of work because of a git mess-up) language should be able to reflect that.
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    "in your browser" is usually a good simple substitute.
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    In rules of sunni islam, a woman can't get remarried after a divorce for at least 4 and a half months (to wait for unexpected pregnancies to show). Making the practice of "temporary marriage" very impractical.
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    Did you notice any interview differences between the US and Europe?
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    All these hoops we have to jump though and products to create, juste because the USA decided that no other country matters, and pushed the CLOUD Act https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CLOUD_Act
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    Unfortunately, even if you won't be using it during your actual work, data structures and algorithms is still part of the interview process. If you don't feel like going on a crusade to change the whole interview system, get yours
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    by Raed667 4y ago

    I love OVH, but using their console after trying out GCP feels like going back to the stone age.