Raed667

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   by Raed667 5y ago

   Not yet. All of those still require wifi or bluetooth. They ask the user to do the setup.
2. 782.▲
   by Raed667 5y ago

   Now imagine a future where every device you buy is connected to the internet wirelessly, whether you like it or not.
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   by Raed667 5y ago

   This gives me the feeling that (wink wink) you are expecting devs to "sneak" this into their production/office environments
4. 784.▲
   by Raed667 5y ago

   Telefunken as brand is a safe bet if you can find in stores close to you. They are mostly built in Turkey now, but they are pretty decent and don't include bloatware
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   Ask HN: Why do I see ads for apps that I have installed?

   4 points by Raed667 5y ago|2 comments
6. 786.▲
   by Raed667 5y ago

   It was a link behind login, and not expected to be shared. since it's like a list of the user's particular content
7. 787.▲
   by Raed667 5y ago

   We went a little bit on that road ended up negotiating 50 rows for desktop and 30 for mobile.
8. 788.▲
   by Raed667 5y ago

   - Query time: Developers are very squeamish about how long SQL queries take - Payload size: 1000 rows makes the payload huge which adds even more latency - Frontend performance: More modest machines will struggle to render very large dynami
9. 789.▲
   by Raed667 5y ago

   Bingo! I have tried to replicate and indeed, logging out of one browser closes all active sessions. Curious behavior.
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    Ask HN: Why did HN logs me out of all devices?

    3 points by Raed667 5y ago|5 comments
11. 791.▲
    by Raed667 5y ago

    Depends on the backend I guess. It can be very easy: Call an API/ORM, validate, format then return a JSON. As everything, it can also be more complex: SQL optimisation, DB schema migrations and rollbacks (liquibase is a good start), mi
12. 792.▲
    by Raed667 5y ago

    Same, the way they have went about "evangelizing" for it really left a bad taste
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    by Raed667 5y ago

    I have played with the generator app and some basic APIs. It seems to be a more opinionated NextJS. It has a way to load data, submit forms, load styles... All good if you buy-in the philosophy of the framework, and I guess it could reduce
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    by Raed667 5y ago

    You could become the "senior" person very quickly. Communicate clearly when things seem too vague or need domain knowledge that will take you time to properly investigate. Shortly after, make clear that you are doing more senior w
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    by Raed667 5y ago

    I second NextJS, you get React, SSR, serverless endpoints and a rich ecosystem of integrations. It works great with things like Friebase, Supabase or any regular DB / Redis.
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    Ask HN: Anyone using BPML in the real-world?

    4 points by Raed667 5y ago|2 comments
17. 797.▲
    by Raed667 5y ago

    - Nothing that seemed super-important at the time was really that important. - Don't stop going to the gym
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    by Raed667 5y ago

    Some of the least technically challenging work I have done, had the greatest impact: - Help NGOs setup websites and collect donations - Help setup a wifi mesh network in a small village - Teach kids programming using Scratch and JavaScript
19. 799.▲
    by Raed667 5y ago

    User-base rot is something that I have expected to happen to Twitter but surprisingly it is still refreshing over time.
20. 800.▲
    by Raed667 5y ago

    Maybe something more literal and less catchy like: CuratedChomskyOpinions.com
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    by Raed667 5y ago

    I only buy from amazon when I suspect that I might need to send back an item (electronics mostly at this point). Their customer-service and almost no-question-asked return policy is day-and-night compared to other local (big and small) reta
22. 802.▲
    by Raed667 5y ago

    Noam Chomsky has nothing to do with this site [..] This site aims to answer all your questions as Chomsky would, based on how he has answered identical, similar, or even completely different, questions in the past.
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    by Raed667 5y ago

    If you watch something, there is a higher chance that you keep paying.
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    by Raed667 5y ago

    > I look around and see the cool jobs in 3D graphics, in distributed systems, in machine learning, or other "hard computer science" fields, and it feels like I will never be qualified without a graduate degree I have an enginee
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    by Raed667 5y ago

    We have been made aware of "scary" emails sent in the last few hours that purport to come from the FBI/DHS. While the emails are indeed being sent from infrastructure that is owned by the FBI/DHS (the LEEP portal),
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    by Raed667 5y ago

    web3[0] the library (to filter out the philosophical BS) is just a way to talk to an Ethereum node. It is technically interesting, but most definitively over-hyped for a straightforward JSON-RPC client. Personal Note: Tech aside, I don&#x27
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    by Raed667 5y ago

    We have been experimenting with using Web-Vitals [0] as SLOs. The idea is that they represent the closest user satisfaction. If anyone else has come up with better metrics I'd love to hear about your feedback. [0] https://we
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    by Raed667 5y ago

    What I know about him is that he helped establishing the turkish policy of Armenian genocide denial
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    by Raed667 5y ago

    We already do this with a bunch of criteria/ rules for food to be sold to humans and animals. Lobbying and advertisers have just made us think that drinking a cup of sugar is an acceptable option.
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    by Raed667 5y ago

    I'm not sure as a user I'll use another Authenticator app just for a random website. It has to be for something worth the trouble (work, bank, etc...)