Sujan

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by Sujan 4y ago
2020 you mean. You just sent me into an small crisis wondering when that 2023 thing happened :D
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by Sujan 4y ago
More a second try I would say. Lovely that I found this article via that.
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by Sujan 4y ago
(2015)
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by Sujan 4y ago
Yes it absolutely is if you write the tweets while you actually do the thing. Writing a blog post would require you to do the same, but not share while you are going through the experience (so no helpful replies from your followers etc), th
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by Sujan 4y ago
The linked article spells out exactly what project it was about: > Take AWS. It reached $10 billion in revenue in less than four years. But what's remarkable is that they didn't get there by forming a team, writing a lot of cod
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by Sujan 4y ago
Oh, I did not connect these dots. Shucks.
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by Sujan 4y ago
It might be worth contacting these extensions' creators. If you already have the `.vsix` file for the VSCode marketplace, publishing to open-vsix is really super simple (create an account once, get a token, add a few lines to your publ
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by Sujan 4y ago
Thanks, did not check as I think I remember HN telling me about that on submission. Seems I should check better next time. Interesting discussion there fortunately.
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One Job, One Pay(stellate.co)
15 points by Sujan 4y ago|8 comments
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Towards an improved data model for OpenStreetMap(blog.openstreetmap.org)
4 points by Sujan 4y ago|0 comments
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by Sujan 4y ago
I think those are the important bits: > The Engineering Working Group (EWG) of the OSMF has “commissioned” (I think that’s OSMF language for paid) a longstanding proponent of rules and complexity to, uh, investigate how to add rules and
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by Sujan 4y ago
This is super nice. Used Gitpod to quickly run the Git command on our two repos prisma/prisma ( https://gitpod.io/#https://github.com/prisma/prisma ) and prisma/prisma-engines, downloaded the fil
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by Sujan 5y ago
The top 10.000 queries at Google are probably 99% brands, pop culture or current news things, one word or name only, that you would not care for at all. Have a look at the top 20: https://www.statista.com/statistics/265
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by Sujan 5y ago
There still is no viable sarcasm tag for plain text that everyone will pick up :)
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by Sujan 5y ago
True, those are kind of valid. The unresolved foreign keys are indeed unfortunate, I wondered about these myself when I got my takeouts in the past. I explained them to myself as something that is not actually available in the same datastor
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by Sujan 5y ago
Oh, I did not know that. Thanks. A bit less "aversion" then for the future. My last sentence was triggered by having written a comment on another comment first, which insantly went to -3 (but later kinda recovered), so I almost di
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by Sujan 5y ago
I don't think comparing food safetey or toxic chemicals that hurt your health to the design, usability and accessibility of a data export is very valid. The parent argument was not about not having to export data at all. It was about h
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by Sujan 5y ago
For me (amazon.de, EN language setting): Open app -> "More" burger menu botton right (three horizontal lines stacked on top of each other) -> Scroll down to "Customer service" -> Scroll down to search feature -&
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by Sujan 5y ago
(Reputable) source?
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by Sujan 5y ago
That is certainly a political decision that can be made, I agree and would actually be happy about that. If that happens, I am sure Amazon will invest the time and money to comply with that. At the same time it will put many smaller busines
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by Sujan 5y ago
It's not very often that each and every point in an article just feels "fabricated" or over the top. It starts with finding the page: Amazon -> Customer Service -> Search for "personal data" -> Search resul
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by Sujan 5y ago
The difference between a stalker and Amazon is that Amazon does not get any data from you (or at least 99% of what this author could request from Amazon, some ad tracking stuff might be an exception) if you do not willingy give it to them.
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by Sujan 5y ago
> but I couldn't find any obvious way of adding issues to a project from the issue itself rather than from the project view. You can add issues to the old Projects from the issue view the same way as the new Projects (beta), it just
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A New Future for GnuPG(gnupg.org)
1 points by Sujan 5y ago|0 comments
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Skillshare moved to a federated GraphQL API(graphcdn.io)
6 points by Sujan 5y ago|1 comments
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A Brief History of Browser Extensibility(medium.com)
34 points by Sujan 5y ago|7 comments
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by Sujan 5y ago
Pleeeeeease open an issue if you have a simple reproduction for this. That will make sure we will make sure this _does_ work (sooner or later, not committing to a timeline here on HN of course :p).
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by Sujan 5y ago
No need to test really - indeed more complicated cases are not covered by this yet. But happy to look at any Github issues with reproduction of cases that are not working, but could or should work to make your life better.
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by Sujan 5y ago
Easy to miss in the long blog post: > Prisma currently supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, SQL Server (Preview). A connector for MongoDB is in the works, sign up for the Early Access program here ( https://prisma103696.typeform
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Prisma – ORM for Node.js and TypeScript(prisma.io)
424 points by Sujan 5y ago|257 comments

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