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by Raed667 5y ago
I remember when Twitter was not an "SPA", it wasn't great either.
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by Raed667 5y ago
I have been using tsoa to generate API documentation from TypeScript types. https://github.com/lukeautry/tsoa Example project: https://github.com/RaedsLab/demo-project/blob/master/ba
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by Raed667 5y ago
Just to be clear, the Renault Twizy is not a car by any traditional definition. If I have to describe it, it would be closer to a 4 wheeled electric-scooter.
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by Raed667 5y ago
I literally just want a Peugeot 206 with an electric motor. Every inch of the car is well understood. Cheap and reliable parts are available all over the world. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot_206
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by Raed667 5y ago
In Tunisia, when learning English in high-school,we were taught about the amazing Bill Gates when learning about biographies. I'm not sure how many other countries are indoctrinating their children to see him in a good light. PS: not s
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by Raed667 5y ago
Museums in france are usually free if you live in the same town (no matter what age), and almost always free or at extremely cheap price if you're student or under 25.
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Ask HN: How to get into teaching?
1 points by Raed667 5y ago|3 comments
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by Raed667 5y ago
Really depends on your threat model. But here are some very generic steps: - Only use Google devices - Enabled disk encryption - Only use password unlock (instead of fingerprint or face unlock)
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by Raed667 5y ago
90% of the developers I know want to quit and start some sort of restaurant. [0] There is a mythical imagery about working with food, setting your own shop, owning your hours. Clearly diametrically opposed to the 9-to-5 grid, the open-spac
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by Raed667 5y ago
As someone in their early(ish) career. I would love to, but I can't afford the 20% pay-cut. Also, due to French regulations, working 80% will lose you 35%+ of your paid holidays. So that's something to keep in mind.
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by Raed667 5y ago
I don't have a particular platform in mind; discord, slack or even a forum are all ok. I guess my question is more on how to get people there and keep them engaged in a meaningful way, without it turning into a full-time job?
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Ask HN: How to Start a Local Community?
9 points by Raed667 5y ago|5 comments
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by Raed667 5y ago
It is really not difficult to use BCrypt or Argon2 with your backend of choice. Proper password and session management have been made accessible for many years if you use any "modern" backend.
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by Raed667 5y ago
I'm curious how people handled payments before Stripe? Did you integrate with banks directly? How different is that in terms of what Stripe offers?
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by Raed667 5y ago
I built complex CSV/Excel importers for 3 companies so far. The business really needed and benefited from it, but it was some of the most boring coding I have ever done. Great idea to make it its own product! Best of luck!
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by Raed667 5y ago
Yeah, this can only end well /s Reminder: "TikTok Told Moderators: Suppress Posts by the “Ugly” and Poor" [0] https://theintercept.com/2020/03/16/tiktok-app-moderators-us...
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by Raed667 5y ago
TBH for the average employee it doesn't matter if the company or you are paying, it gets deducted automatically anyway. There are websites [0] that will help you do the conversion Brut/Net easily [0] https://www.salaire
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by Raed667 5y ago
Hence my inability to compare a 150k$ offer in California to a 62k€ offer in Lyon.
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by Raed667 5y ago
Not really, for example in France I can go and do a full-spectrum healthcare check (eyes, dental, physical, mental, name it...) and it would cost me -in total- less than 100€ nothing is deduced from my salary. One year of prestigious univer
920.
by Raed667 5y ago
I'm struggling with this, I can't find a formula to translate US salaries to European ones (UK, FR, DE, mainly). On the one hand in the US if you save a lot, you can retire early and move somewhere cheap. On the other hand in Euro
921.
by Raed667 5y ago
It would be an interesting CS problem to properly type the return values of random bash commands.
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by Raed667 5y ago
It's not really a JS issue here, just the ZS project decided to make `$` function async (for some good reason I'd think) but they could have gone the other way and make it synchronous by default. I don't believe this is a lan
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by Raed667 5y ago
i was being a bit facetious. "Real-life" code is usually more complex and nesting is needed when you have conditional logic (call doC or doD depending on the return value of the previous call etc..)
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by Raed667 5y ago
I wasn't attempting to defend JavaScript design choices. I'm just stating that working with blocking vs non-blocking code is now MUCH easier (and less error prone) since we have async/await. Callback-hell and Promise-hell wer
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by Raed667 5y ago
I'll give you 2 examples and tell me which is more readable: console.log('start') doA() .then(() => { doB() .then(() => { doC() .then(() => { console.log(&#x27
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by Raed667 5y ago
Give people what freelancing/contracting can't: I'm thinking, stability, time for their families, visibility over the next years, paid training, peace of mind, etc...
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by Raed667 5y ago
I have lost count of how many projects called Orbit I have seen so far.
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by Raed667 5y ago
One common story I've seen repeatedly in Tunisia, involves poor planning and cost forecasting. Basically, a lot of people think that once the walls and roof are set they'd be 90% done. In reality, the "finishing" phase
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Ask HN: How do you deal when someone else is credited for your work?
4 points by Raed667 6y ago|3 comments
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by Raed667 6y ago
Yes please! Dimmed-dark mode for desktop and full-dark for OLED phones.

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