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by alephnan 7y ago
The scaling characteristics of a client side and server side rendered app is different. Client side apps have up front costs which are amortized as the view can be incrementally updated. Whether this is more performant depends on the metric
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Ask HN: Template for privacy and terms for web apps?
1 points by alephnan 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How to Web Scrape in 2020?
23 points by alephnan 7y ago|6 comments
724.
Registering for (NY) Unemployment Is Nearly Impossible(ny.eater.com)
2 points by alephnan 7y ago|0 comments
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by alephnan 7y ago
https://ny.eater.com/2020/3/18/21185260/unemployment-insuran...
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by alephnan 7y ago
Didn’t Yelp also rescind full time offers ?
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Memo WeWork sent to employees offering $100 a day to come in during Covid-19(cnbc.com)
2 points by alephnan 7y ago|0 comments
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WeWork under pressure as more members contract coronavirus in co-working spaces(washingtonpost.com)
9 points by alephnan 7y ago|0 comments
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by alephnan 7y ago
Every time I left my apartment unit to take out the trash or pickup a delivery, I've thrown all the outerwear I wore into my steam / dry cleaning machine: https://www.lg.com/us/styler-steam-closet It's r
730.
by alephnan 7y ago
You can get a bidet.
731.
by alephnan 7y ago
There are non-electric bidets.
732.
by alephnan 7y ago
Are people going to vote with their wallets?
733.
by alephnan 7y ago
Is there a non-paywalled link?
734.
by alephnan 7y ago
Whatever happened to Barack Obama learning how to code?
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WeWork closes two floors of NYC office after worker diagnosed with coronavirus(onlinemarketplaces.com)
17 points by alephnan 7y ago|2 comments
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WeWork to Sell Iconic NYC Building to Amazon(pymnts.com)
2 points by alephnan 7y ago|0 comments
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How Your Airbnb Host Is Feeling the Pain of the Coronavirus(nytimes.com)
2 points by alephnan 7y ago|1 comments
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'A disaster': Airbnb hosts blast decision to refund guests amid coronavirus(usatoday.com)
1 points by alephnan 7y ago|0 comments
739.
by alephnan 7y ago
> We consider these types of failures "within error budget" events. They are expected, accepted, and engineered into the design criteria of our systems. However, they still get tracked down to make sure they aren’t forgotten an
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by alephnan 7y ago
The limiting factor right now is the availability of approved labs to perform the test
741.
by alephnan 7y ago
Creating value is one part, capturing it is another
742.
by alephnan 7y ago
At the bottom of the article, I see an ad for TechCrunch SF in late April. Wonder if that’s still going on ...
743.
by alephnan 7y ago
> "collective wisdom“ would make it more difficult to sell snake oil to unwary consumer, but now I think the opposite is true. Check out the Fyre Festival documentaries
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by alephnan 7y ago
I’ve been seeing ads by Molekule and their cofounder attacking a review by Wirecutter, arguing Wirecutter lacked the technical adequacy to review the product https://youtube.com/watch?v=sAuZok410V4
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by alephnan 7y ago
> First their custom-made hash-function was broken and you could forge transactions. Now they had to shut down their network because their wallet was hacked. This is insane because you should not be able to shut down a decentralized netw
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by alephnan 7y ago
> Just don't call it a "datacenter" or NVIDIA will have a stroke. Context please :) ?
747.
by alephnan 7y ago
Can you clarify the significance of the fixed header?
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by alephnan 7y ago
Right, we don’t. But no one buys the S&P500 because it’s the perfect investment. It’s diversified. Much less risky then buying an individual stock like Uber.
749.
by alephnan 7y ago
Then they could have bought S&P500 first, then buy into Uber now
750.
by alephnan 7y ago
Technically, yes there is a difference in semantics and convenience. pragmatically it depends on the programming style and language features / expressiveness. Developers were able to map from one list to another list using for loops be

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