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by clarle 4y ago
I was at Yahoo during the Marissa Mayer era. I think the thing with Yahoo was that it tried do too much, and it never really had any focus on any particular vertical. Its legacy has always been that it was the place you would go for anythin
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by clarle 4y ago
Maybe I'm out of touch these days but I don't see how Web3 in this scenario is also better than just a standardized API schema that's shared across different games or platforms. The developer still needs to implement how this
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by clarle 4y ago
This is it. Another thing with a webapp that someone might use regularly is that the JavaScript bundle that's sent down is cached and you likely won't have that same load time every single time. However, if you have a landing page
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by clarle 4y ago
For folks at Meta, is Thrift still the main communication protocol for service-to-service communication? Curious to see if that's still how most of these server-side applications talk with each other.
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by clarle 4y ago
Discord is the new Slack, which was the new IRC.
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by clarle 4y ago
Used Amplify in the past. It’s great for like 80% of basic AWS use cases, but if you’re trying to do something non-standard or even if it’s available in the AWS backend APIs, but just not yet supported by the Amplify components, it can be a
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by clarle 4y ago
Aren't all E2E test frameworks flaky by default? When you're testing the end user experience that goes through multiple layers of services, I think that should be expected. Would love to learn from your experiences on any better f
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by clarle 4y ago
Genuinely curious (I don’t work with low level systems day-to-day), but why would C/C++ be better for safety? I would imagine that the risk of bugs related to memory access and data racing would be pretty high, compared to a higher-lev
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by clarle 4y ago
I’m an engineering manager at Netflix and this isn’t true. I’m really proud of the fact that a lot of colleagues come from so many different backgrounds. I’ve seen data scientists from political science backgrounds, UI engineers who studied
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by clarle 5y ago
Very cool! The bug also happens to me, but I’m on mobile on iOS Safari.
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by clarle 5y ago
I think as a parent it's also important to set the standard for your kids by doing the same thing. If they need to charge their phones overnight in the kitchen, then you should do the same too. I think leading by example is a good pare
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by clarle 5y ago
I use Django and HTMX now for home projects these days. I do server-rendered React with Restify in my day job, but I don’t really need the complexity of a full frontend framework for my fun projects.
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by clarle 5y ago
I think the New York Times got the perfect price for it, given that half the comments in this thread are "wow, that's a lot cheaper that I expected", and that the other half are "wow, that's a ridiculous windfall fo
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by clarle 5y ago
As an engineer, I feel like this single post helped me better understand Web3 and how it worked under the hood better than any of the heavily hyped Discord and Twitter announcements of new projects over the past year. It's interesting
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by clarle 5y ago
Having an auto-formatter like Prettier or `go fmt` has been a huge boon and productivity gain for the teams that I've worked with. No longer having code nitpicks on formatting has saved so much time going through reviews, and it really
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by clarle 5y ago
Based on the timeline, is U.S. Company Two Google or Apple? Who had security patches released in September 2016 and August 2017?
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by clarle 5y ago
I feel like this might unexpectedly have a good side for consumers. The ban applies to the service, not the client. Could we have another Renaissance of local gaming again? More games allowing LAN-based play in response to minors not being
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by clarle 5y ago
The nostalgia of the explosion is too much for me this morning. I remember everyone in the computer lab always never actually drawing stuff and mostly just clicking the dynamite to get as many explosions on the screen as possible.
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by clarle 5y ago
I'm a second-generation Chinese-American who learned my first ~200 Chinese characters by handwriting and then everything else from the internet. I have no idea how to handwrite half the characters I can recognize, read, and "write
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by clarle 5y ago
Great idea, and very cool game. Probably going to mess around with it later, but a few early observations after going through the tutorial and reading the docs: * It's perfect information (even the locations of the bases and stars are
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by clarle 6y ago
I think sandboxed by default can make a lot of sense for the large companies that can potentially suffer heavy losses if an unauthorized attacker got into the file system. The other feature is TypeScript as a first class citizen which is pr
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by clarle 6y ago
I just ended up searching "I" in the search bar to read all of the dreams as all of the dream diaries are written in the first person.
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by clarle 6y ago
IANAL but if the individuals were already found not guilty, I think double jeopardy laws would apply. The prosecution wouldn't be able to try again unless they made an appeal that there's a substantially different crime.
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by clarle 6y ago
I like the idea conceptually behind the license, but without an explicit definition of what competition is, it feels tough to use. For instance, Micro provides a persistent form of key-value storage. If my product focuses on a very specific
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by clarle 6y ago
Would there be any demand for an open-source, more code-oriented version of IFTTT for the devs around here? So still the same concepts of inputs -> outputs, but you would self-host on AWS Lambda / Azure Functions / etc. It woul
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by clarle 6y ago
I tried it today, and it's pretty neat, but without the ability to write comments inline, it's not super useful for any actual pull request reviewing work.
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by clarle 6y ago
I'd argue this is different on mobile compared to the web. It's pretty common in mobile onboarding flows to use a carousel like UI. It's much easier to swipe on a carousel-like UI and it's enough of a common design patt
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by clarle 7y ago
"everybody" refers to a group of people, but the word itself is singular and would typically use singular verb forms. In day-to-day English, I've seen people use it both ways though.
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by clarle 7y ago
I thought most people (including myself) on HN were in favor of Google in that case, that APIs shouldn't be copyrightable. What exactly is Smartcar's product? Is it just the API design? If so, I personally think this is in the sam
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by clarle 8y ago
I'm an ex-Netflix engineer (voluntarily left in March to work on my own company, worked there just under 3 years). I don't know what it's like from the executive or middle management side of things, but from the engineering s

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