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by barishnamazov 1y ago
I like the idea, but I have difficulty putting a lot of trust in projects with AI generated descriptions.
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Stop Searching with Your Eyes(barish.me)
2 points by barishnamazov 1y ago|1 comments
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by barishnamazov 1y ago
Or keep playing "Where's Waldo Now?" with your computing.
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by barishnamazov 1y ago
A simple dead man's switch service. Get pinged regularly to confirm you're okay. If you don't respond, your emergency contacts get alerted. https://wellness-p.ing/
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Wellness Ping(github.com)
4 points by barishnamazov 1y ago|1 comments
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by barishnamazov 1y ago
I discovered that while telecoms charge premium prices for repetitive numbers like 777-7777, mathematically beautiful numbers (Fibonacci sequences, perfect squares, prime chains) are available at baseline prices, so I got myself a genuinely
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Mathematical Patterns in Phone Numbers(barish.me)
1 points by barishnamazov 1y ago|1 comments
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by barishnamazov 1y ago
I would guess that they found different ways to stay and work. I know that some companies send people to their office abroad (e.g., Canada or Europe) until there's a workaround by doing the green card process or applying H1B until it w
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by barishnamazov 1y ago
> "For the first time I felt what it's really like to play Prince of Persia when you're not the author and don't already know by rote what's lurking around every corner." This perfectly captures why code rev
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by barishnamazov 1y ago
The most counterintuitive finding: cutting H-1B quotas didn't help American workers, but it did make the remaining H-1B pool less innovative. Employment losses were heaviest at both the lowest AND highest wage levels, filtering out the
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Permanently On-Call(barish.me)
3 points by barishnamazov 1y ago|0 comments
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by barishnamazov 1y ago
I was onsite today watching the contest live, and great atmosphere all around. One surprising outcome: the team in 17th place solved the same number of problems as the team that won gold in 4th place. Hopefully that isn't too demotivat
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I ran "rm -rf ~ in production(barish.me)
2 points by barishnamazov 2y ago|0 comments
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by barishnamazov 3y ago
The custom useFetch wrapper in Nuxt docs [1] will not allow autocomplete and type infers for APIs written with Nitro. I worked around it using type gymnastics. [1] https://nuxt.com/docs/examples/advanced/use-c
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Custom useFetch wrapper for Nuxt with type inferences and autocomplete(barish.me)
1 points by barishnamazov 3y ago|1 comments
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by barishnamazov 3y ago
It was my reaction at first too. Luckily, I am not running anything super important or something requiring much privacy there (it's mostly computational services that don't store data). Since I am a student with no residence (and
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by barishnamazov 3y ago
I have been running multiple web apps with decent traffic (each ~10K requests per day) at no cost at all. Oracle Free Tier [1] for backends with Cloudflare tunneling [2] and pages [3] for frontend integration. Works fully seamless. [1] htt
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Back End Development Simplified: Essential Tips for Beginners(barish.me)
2 points by barishnamazov 3y ago|0 comments
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by barishnamazov 3y ago
GPT-4 supports images as input.