choudharism

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by choudharism 3y ago
This is a false dichotomy - no one is protesting for a free lunch. The vast majority of app developers and users are okay with incurring a fee (and many solutions have been proposed - for example, users needing to subscribe to reddit's
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by choudharism 3y ago
Yes, and poorly. Like the rest of the post is an argument, but a poor one.
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by choudharism 3y ago
This is so many layers of unhinged rhetoric, picking out individual points to break them down and debate them will be fruitless. One thing though... Moderator is most certainly a noun, and can be an adjective when placed in front of a &quot
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by choudharism 4y ago
Another perspective on your first point (learning from senior peers) is that after you spend a certain period of time learning, you're on your way to becoming a "senior" as well - and you're supposed to be on the hook fo
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Twitter API updates, February 13 2023
16 points by choudharism 4y ago|1 comments
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by choudharism 4y ago
Hey OP - I think I have been where you are a couple of times in my career. For me, taking time off has been the answer, optionally structured as a cold-turkey break for a month (travel / pick up a hobby / learn something completel
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by choudharism 4y ago
The mark of a maturing domain is the evolution from only general tools to general + specialized. We've gone from only CPUs to CPU + GPU to specialized AI chips (Neural Engine, Tensor chips etc.) and specialized computing is a big tent
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by choudharism 4y ago
I don't know if that is what happens (and in my experience it does not - the receiving app takes its authentication from the source-of-cast). Regardless, if it ever comes to that, we should ask for more as customers. It doesn't an
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by choudharism 4y ago
There is a world somewhere between perfect and hopeless. It's this one. And no, as bad as the big bad corporation is, nobody has the regulatory capture required to ward off an anti-trust lawsuit in guaranteed perpetuity. Among other th
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by choudharism 4y ago
I'm not saying there aren't other issues - there certainly are. What you highlighted is one of them. All I'm saying is that The Grand "Me-vs-You" peer review process is gone. Anecdotally, I can say with confidence t
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by choudharism 4y ago
TBF, that was scrapped in 2017. Source: worked there. There was a clear culture shock for some of the more seasoned Amazonians (and you could see a fall out effect with some "mails to your manager" every now and then if you crosse
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by choudharism 4y ago
In a way, both - along with a third reason. English (like any natural language) is ambiguous and often depends on context. The attempt to "reinforce" ideas in English so that there is no way to have different interpretations is wh
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by choudharism 4y ago
Como "weón" en Chile // Like "weón" in Chile https://spanish.stackexchange.com/a/4839 The "w" sound keeps repeating in the themes here, interesting.
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The congruence of walking and driving side preferences(abhishekchoudhary.com)
1 points by choudharism 4y ago|0 comments
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by choudharism 4y ago
It means they were on the Microsoft / Xbox side (Xbox is heavily green colour-branded)
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by choudharism 4y ago
Oh wow, TIL. Sometimes history rhymes too hard.
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by choudharism 4y ago
Agree with everything. With hardware, I have realized that there should be a "critical updates only" mode with all hardware (similar to the silent toggle in an iPhone) - it's a clear intent from the user that they don't
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by choudharism 5y ago
To be clear, of course over time new paradigms will come in (AR / VR / other platforms) and testing will need to evolve to meet those use-cases - my question is centered around webapp testing as it stands today.
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Ask HN: What should the future of web/UI testing frameworks be like?
2 points by choudharism 5y ago|2 comments
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by choudharism 9y ago
Consequently, "You should quit your lofty goals and revert to those more practical in nature." should've been said to a lot of people who didn't accomplish anything. That's how selection bias works. I think the natu
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by choudharism 12y ago
Great work guys. Way to go!
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by choudharism 12y ago
To be honest, it is impressive the kind of detail about:memory manages to provide. But yes, it can be fairly intimidating. That is the problem I tried to address when I tried building a D3 backed front-end over it[1]. [1] https:/&#x2F
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by choudharism 12y ago
It doesn't. As someone pointed out, Tic Tac Toe can be implemented in Finite State Machines [1], which have less computational ability than Turing Machines [2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finite-state_machin
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How I created a D3 powered data-vis dashboard for Firefox(trystswithcode.quora.com)
1 points by choudharism 13y ago|0 comments