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chrisdsaldivar
2y ago
I haven’t seen the videos and don’t know much about the space. Could your provide any insight into what’s wrong?
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2y ago
Can I ask when/why you would use custom name servers? I’m unfamiliar with them.
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chrisdsaldivar
3y ago
Barely related but this reminds me of a video where Sir Elton John sings the text of an oven manual. https://youtu.be/8GuI4UUZrmw
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3y ago
Yes, on average women can perceive more colors than men [1] Anecdotally, in high school we all took this test for a class [2] and the girls did a lot better than us. Although some guys were able to score pretty well on it. I don’t remember
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4y ago
Location: Jonesboro, Ar Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes (USA only) Technologies: Back-end: Node.js, Express.js Programming: Python, HTML5 / CSS3, C++, Swift, TypeScript Frameworks/Libraries: Jest, SocketIO, React, Vue
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5y ago
I've never heard of dweets/dwitter before; thanks for sharing. For anyone else: Dwitter.net is a challenge to see what awesomeness you can create when limited to only 140 characters of javascript and a canvas. Give it a go! htt
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5y ago
Can you share any resources for reading on this particular topic?
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5y ago
You can play sound with the audio API since the user is interacting with the page. However, the vibration API is only implemented in Chrome and Firefox on mobile. Safari removed it from WebKit. https://developer.mozilla.org/
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5y ago
Can you provide some more details wrt issues with error handling?
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5y ago
At that point you may as well just use a smart watch for payments.
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6y ago
They don’t go into details; but they claim it’s “as accurate as methods a doctor would use” and that they tested accuracy against DXA. https://blog.aboutamazon.com/devices/a-better-measure-of-hea...
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This actually happened in the 1988 Mexican election. The PRI was losing the vote and their opposition was predicted to win using live vote tabulation. They hid the results by saying the system crashed and then declared themselves as winning
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7y ago
Another reason for requiring feedback for downvoting is so others know why it was downvoted. There have been many times where I’ve seen a dead comment on a topic I’m not familiar. I know the general user disagrees with that statement but I
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I was taken off the sms list “effective immediately” because they asked if I was ready to Feel the Bern and I responded with a gif of Hulk Hogan in front of a giant American flag saying “Hell yeah brother!” I was just trying to be a patriot
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Reddit announces quarterly reports on content manipulation and account security
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We had this in my school for 8th and 9th grade so 2008-2010. We had to type the essays in class and submit by the end of the hour. I would only get maybe 3 paragraphs in before time was up because I was trying to build a strong argument for
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7y ago
They might. My sister and I would crush up plants when we were little to make “potions.” We stopped when we made a potion with Serrano peppers at my aunt’s house in Mexico, at least it wasn’t some deadly plants.
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Just yesterday my mom called me asking me to check the logged in devices list on her email. She hasn’t been able to login and found out it had been hacked so she had to reset her password. I logged all the devices out and finally got her to
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7y ago
Not all that surprising. A couple years ago a company called Long Island Ice Tea Corp. changed their name to Long Island Blockchain and their stock shot up 289%. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-12-21&#
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Ask HN: What are must know DBA concepts for developers?
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Yeah seems so; it's not too bad though. However, I have high index lenses and they bend red and blue light up or down if I look at the source from the top or bottom edge of my lenses. There's the interesting effect where dark red
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I’m 24 man I ain’t even thinking about having kids; I’m just putting information out there. Tbf I spent nearly every waking moment of my childhood outside and I’m extremely near sighted. I can’t even see my laptop screen without my glasses.
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Another reason to limit screen time for kids is to prevent developing nearsightedness. Although this is just anecdata, I was talking to my optometrist at my last appointment and he told me he's seen far more kids coming in with myopia
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8y ago
You’d be surprised.
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8y ago
I have never attempted this particular use case but, as far as I can tell this isn’t possible. While it is possible to grant privileges to change another user’s password, you would have to either make the team admin a super user (this grant
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Security is absolutely important. You’re right that most programmers don’t consider it and even my CS degree programming never emphasized security. However, I did a cybersec emphasis so I always consider the security implications of a syste
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Postgres has been my go to DB for my projects. It's fast, simple and has decades of research and battle tested systems to pull knowledge from. Your comment reminds me of a PyCon 2017 talk by Raymond Hettinger where he details the impro
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Oh thank you, I didn't know that was referred to as "observability" I thought it was just logging. This article from Etsy's engineering blog [1] was part of the inspiration for this question. Funnily enough when I google
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I've been looking at this book the past couple of days; have you read it yourself? If so what did you think? Edit: I decided to go ahead and buy it since it was pretty cheap on Amazon. The table of contents had a lot of the information
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8y ago
Yes: reliability, monitoring, and error handling were the types of things I’m looking for more information on. Do you have any recommendations for more information on these topics? I should have clarified that my question was geared towards
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