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ausjke
6y ago
this is all about static html page scraping which is really basic, there are many sites are SPA or has lots of Javascript code these days, your best bet is using puppeteer etc though they're much slower. as mentioned here apify is the
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ausjke
6y ago
It could be either done intentionally with evil thoughts, or it's just a growth pain and areas/issues need to be fixed/improved whenever they occur. Note Zoom basically got a "lucky" home run by the COVID-19 scenari
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ausjke
6y ago
worked in video conference industry for a few years, those are not hard to implement at all. what Zoom gets is what its CEO once described: they always think from the perspective of users, instead of listening form the marketing dept. That
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ausjke
6y ago
A quick job search on indeed.com based on coding language: Java 32K Javascript 30K Python 23K C 10K C++ 10K PHP 5K Go 3K Rust 500
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ausjke
6y ago
While I used drupal heavily then switched to wordpress for all sites I do, I'm now using golang instead. PHP is good at what it does, but its usage is in decline over recent two decades, actually, if without wordpress's installati
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ausjke
6y ago
Sounds like Agile done right to me: release often incrementally and make sure each release is a working version, then iterate.
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React 17 Released
(reactjs.org)
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ausjke
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ausjke
6y ago
Can I pay for search, like say $15 a month or something like that, that let me search with my privacy and free of ads? Ok let's call this a premium version of google search.
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ausjke
6y ago
It really depends on your hardware, there are many systems with limited storage and memory where Fedora is impossible to fit. I do believe Yocto is the Gentoo for embedded linux, which is over-engineered to hell. The good news is that, unle
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ausjke
6y ago
second this, twitter's bias did not start with the recent one, it has been a while, quite a while. facebook is no better, google search no better either. someone should be locked up, to avoid further tensions between two sides and who
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ausjke
6y ago
the new media moves are building up for a possible civil war
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ausjke
6y ago
why is the parent post voted down? I feel what it described is very insightful to me.
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ausjke
6y ago
This seems to be true, some of the public high school(and middle school for the most part) are absolutely hell in US. In Asia kids actually respect their teachers as some honorable adults or even role models, it's a culture thing. The
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ausjke
6y ago
What's wrong with nipples then? I grew up where ladies breast feeding kids in public naturally. the modern world is beyond me.
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ausjke
6y ago
Talking about abusing H1B, India took 70% of the H1Bs alone, China, which has larger population, takes less than 10%. For these top 2 consumers, India H1Bs are mostly from India, Chinese H1Bs are mostly graduated in USA directly. The S380 s
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ausjke
6y ago
What about just write golang-one-static-binary app and you don't need a deployment platform at all? rent some cheap VPS and put a nginx in front for load-balance. To update it just stop the binary and copy over a newer one, and restart
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ausjke
6y ago
lighttpd works well for cgi directly https://redmine.lighttpd.net/projects/lighttpd/wiki/Docs_Mod... and for fcgi as well, without fcgiwrap at all: https://github.com/jerryvig/lighttpd-fa
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ausjke
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I would use lighttpd for that as it supports fcgi natively, nginx is really odd for fcgi in my opinion, not to mention, lighttpd is only 4MB in memory
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ausjke
6y ago
Javascript was never meant to be used to write complext web-based applications, be it frontend or backend.
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ausjke
6y ago
Why can't we just leave the school alone? What's the point to change it now? Why it hurts anyone? Diversity should never mean race-color-gender-equality in the end. You have to earn it, isn't that what American standing for?
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ausjke
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Those are old school, and things change, 10x faster these days. The power they had on public opinion is unprecedented, they can essentially manipulate federal election these days with no trace, Russian is nothing comparing to these big brot
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I can chromecast youtube to my TV already. I have firetv dongle(two of them) that can run youtube too. Roku is also pretty popular in this space. Some also uses apple tv(not an Apple fan here) what google tv buy me? what's its unique s
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Amazon provides Virtual Tourism now
(geekwire.com)
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A low-bandwidth starlink service for IoT
(swarm.space)
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all books are having pdf/epub/etc format these days, means you can get most if not all of them online for free quickly which is discouraging, plus things move fast these days and book might be out of date soon, and it's easie
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ausjke
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can't agree with you more here. I just rejected Amazon's "onsite" interview as I could not find(not motivated either) time to redo all those only-useful-for-interview-leetcode questions before the interview. I for one, _
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ausjke
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IMHO not worth it. Moving to CA kills it for me, if it has more small centers like other incubators I might give it a try locally. $125K for 7% is a lot, for companies think that's a good deal, normally means that company has limited c
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Mithril.js Interview with Gilbert
(medium.com)
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ausjke
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Maybe it's time to cut off the giant LAN from the internet WAN proactively. Picking and injecting selected info to 1.4B people over time is worse than no info IMHO, as the former will produce extreme thoughts which could be dangerous.
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ausjke
6y ago
if it's all about linux-related products I will be fine with the ads myself.
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