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by bobbyz 6y ago
Or 1 to 1 audio chat? Currently struggling with this one
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by bobbyz 6y ago
In regards to the difficulty of using WebRTC, the API was created by Ericsson which also invented Erlang, a language renowned for its concurrency capabilities but also its otherworldly syntax, so it shares that same uncannily foreign design
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by bobbyz 6y ago
My experience with this library is iffy. While it's fairly painless to use, a benefit which cannot be understated since implementing WebRTC is actually incredibly difficult in practice, it doesn't seem to be well optimized especia
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by bobbyz 6y ago
What is “normal”? Can you define normal? Productivity in many fields certainly seems deeply exponential, so why shouldn’t compensation be?
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by bobbyz 6y ago
Didn't you just say you were just giving spam emails a try in an earlier comment? And now you say you've tried many cold email approaches? I'm having trouble keeping track...
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by bobbyz 6y ago
If this is your first spam attempt, how do you explain the intro in which you said you arrived at a virtual hackathon?
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by bobbyz 6y ago
Grey area? Don't you mean technically illegal in the sender, receiver, and slack's jurisdiction? ( https://www.fightspam.gc.ca/eic/site/030.nsf/eng/00013.html ) ( https://www.google.com
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by bobbyz 6y ago
I also want to add that he emailed me under false pretences. He conjured up an imaginary world in which we were close friends and I cared about what he did at the hackathon and what he’s doing afterwards (I’ve never met the guy). He undou
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by bobbyz 6y ago
His next blog post should be “how to ruin your reputation in less than 50 lines of python”
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by bobbyz 6y ago
Someone who has managed to acquire customers in a way that does not make me lose all respect for them.
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by bobbyz 6y ago
The person who wrote this got my email from the pioneer virtual hackathon slack channel and sent me this unsolicited email: Heya! What a Hackathon :P I arrived on my own, found a team and went off hacking! Tbh, we were slightly too ambitiou
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by bobbyz 6y ago
Neumorphic design generator, launched today: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/neumorphic-generator
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by bobbyz 6y ago
Goodbye Forbes!
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by bobbyz 6y ago
If this were true then doesn't that mean being taller increases risk taking?
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by bobbyz 6y ago
The official lease forms for Ontario are in proprietary pdf. The only way to sign is to print, manually sign, and scan.
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by bobbyz 6y ago
Good thing the Canadian government has decided to only use Adobe's proprietary pdf format (only openable by Acrobat btw) for all PDFs (lease agreements, academic forms) hahaha!
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Show HN: Find and Submit Zoom Meetings Happening Now(videozoo.now.sh)
1 points by bobbyz 6y ago|1 comments
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by bobbyz 6y ago
Hello HN, I hacked together a directory where you can post and find Zoom meetings that want to be joined. There are rooms for socializing but you can post your own for just about any activity from cooking to working out to studying. URL: h
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by bobbyz 6y ago
It seems like you are anxious about a few things, and this anxiety causes you to procrastinate. I don't know a quick fix but at least you know what's happening.
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by bobbyz 6y ago
I just spent my last audible token 5 minutes ago D:
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A beginner's explanation for why Elixir isn't more popular
7 points by bobbyz 6y ago|2 comments
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by bobbyz 6y ago
I've been working on an Elixir project with Phoenix Liveview for a day and a half and sadly Elixir and the surrounding ecosystem seems to suffer from a classic problem: the docs suck. If it takes me almost one day to figure out how to
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by bobbyz 6y ago
If I'm being cheeky, its other people.
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by bobbyz 6y ago
I suppose thats true. Its not very interesting to think about the in-between.
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by bobbyz 6y ago
School is also how I got heavily involved in programming, but I feel like its more-so due to how difficult it is to self-teach programming. I'd imagine the number of people who tried to pick up native android as their first platform an
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by bobbyz 6y ago
Thats actually pretty cool. I actually go to the other UW and watch jealously as startups are regularly birthed from capstone engineering projects.
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by bobbyz 6y ago
Every time I make this point someone says something to this effect. If you spend your career writing garbage for a ransomware gang or an outsourced app development agency you probably won't have too high an opinion about software devel
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by bobbyz 6y ago
Your point is valid but you can also prove you can accomplish something while also actually accomplishing something meaningful. For example you complete one of your side projects instead of a meaningless assignment. Sure, the side project m
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by bobbyz 6y ago
In my experience, the biggest reason doing a bachelors in CS sucks is because it's a massive waste of time, leaving little to no time for side projects. Programming assignment questions tend to be vague and come with poorly scoped requ
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Any founders interested in doing group sessions?
1 points by bobbyz 6y ago|0 comments

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