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by Raed667 6y ago
I'm using the cheapest Synology NAS (DS119j) paired with an SSD. It runs between 10-5 watts. However it might be a bit limited in terms of computing power to run Kodi and all the other uses you want in parallel. It has a fan but I hav
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by Raed667 6y ago
I remember some people predicting that every big brand would have its own TLD instead of .com So you'd go to `iphone.apple`, `zero.cocacola` or `order.macdonald` etc.. I guess that didn't workout yet.
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by Raed667 6y ago
> a-political there is no such thing
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by Raed667 6y ago
This tweet has a short overview of the video https://twitter.com/joelnet/status/1311773094856454144
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by Raed667 6y ago
This seems like a form of hazing. How sharp and attentive to details that person is after that day? It seems more like "I worked like that, so you too should work like that"
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by Raed667 6y ago
They always had "developer tips" even on their YouTube
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by Raed667 6y ago
The "funny" thing, is that even the status page is not accessible.
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by Raed667 6y ago
I watched a documentary about MySpace a while back and at some point the majority of their code was ColdFusion. The initial proof-of-concept was coded in around 10 days and then they got stuck with it for a while until they moved to .NET ~2
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by Raed667 6y ago
For me it shows "Video unavailable The uploader has not made this video available in your country." and "Comments are turned off"
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by Raed667 6y ago
> map passes three arguments into parseInt() That is how it is supposed to work, that's how it would also work in Java (and probably other languages but I don't know) You want to pass parameters to suit your particular need you
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by Raed667 6y ago
Tunisian and Egyptian revolution. Even though numerically Facebook was unbeatable in those countries, the heavy curation (show post to x% of users, see if it gets reactions before showing it to more) made the "real-time" aspect of
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by Raed667 6y ago
Too expensive, I don't remember the details but due to how their pricing worked, we had to drop Intercom because they count every user we show the form to and not by interaction.
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by Raed667 6y ago
C# application, visual studio even has a drag-and-drop editor for GUI that you can link to your code super easily.
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by Raed667 6y ago
Does your company log every select query you do on your prod db? If yes, does it automatically raise alerts when PII is accessed? I'm genuinely asking, I have never seen such a setup.
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Google is shutting down Android Things(developer.android.com)
2 points by Raed667 6y ago|0 comments
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by Raed667 6y ago
Secure drop is not a middleman, each newspaper/org has its own instance.
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by Raed667 6y ago
The clear benefit is that it removes reliance on 3rd parties for something that has become critical infrastructure to most of the world. They would still compete with private social networks over market-share, and probably can attract top t
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Ask HN: Why don't nation-states rollout their own social network?
6 points by Raed667 6y ago|8 comments
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by Raed667 6y ago
The algorithm does not know that you're watching horrified or enjoying the video. They can just tell that you stopped scrolling for an extra amount of seconds.
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by Raed667 6y ago
Students can have multiple phones -one to give and one to use later-, or hide one in the bathroom Godfather style.
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by Raed667 6y ago
Thank you! Seems super cool! I'll be checking it out
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Ask HN: How do you handle your transactional emails?
1 points by Raed667 6y ago|2 comments
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by Raed667 6y ago
Because they also simultaneously tend to use them as propaganda.
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by Raed667 6y ago
White nationalists tend to delete their own videos when they think it will become evidence. Luckily people saved a lot of footage from Charlottesville and hopefully it will be the same for the videos from the Capitol.
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Google Phases Out Android Things(developer.android.com)
2 points by Raed667 6y ago|0 comments
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by Raed667 6y ago
I got a similar line from a certain european video-game company.
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by Raed667 6y ago
I think the big leap will happen when a "regular" developer (as in doesn't need to have any specific know-how), when they can just call simple APIs that hide all the complexity, Same way we don't need to know how a GPU w
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by Raed667 6y ago
> working from home I think that a lot of people worked from home for the first time, but without the required preparations. Which left a bad taste and probably turned a lot of people off. Working from home is not a universal experience,
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by Raed667 6y ago
"AI" will become more democratized, regular developers will be able to `npm install` a dependency and benefit from per-trained models, GPT etc... JavaScript frameworks will feel a lot faster with more accessible implementations of
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by Raed667 6y ago
There must be -somewhere- an acceptable delta to keep your listing while doing legitimate edits. The line should be somewhere in-between: 1- changing the package size from 12 to 8 2- changing a german car oil listing, to a horse accessory a

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