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by cyral 5y ago
No, do you think they were going to list every single office product? They said "Cloud services" which encompasses more than just those two.
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by cyral 5y ago
What is the alternative? We are going to go back to 2005 where we send docs over email? Files end up being too large, nobody knows what the latest copy is, etc.
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by cyral 5y ago
They could (and probably should consider) going the Ionic route and building some generic layer that allows them to integrate with Angular, Vue, and future frontend frameworks.
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by cyral 5y ago
As a counterpoint, stock data is freely available (through online websites, your broker/app, etc), yet it costs thousands of dollars per month to actually license and acquire such data through the proper channels. Trying to build a bus
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by cyral 5y ago
It really needs some love in the UX department. There are so many icons and toolbars it is hard to understand where to find things or why they are placed where they are.
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by cyral 5y ago
TikTok is definitely still going stronger than ever. Clubhouse on the otherhand was valued at $4b somehow and has now been cloned by every other social media platform.
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by cyral 5y ago
Due to it being so simple to make, there are also tons of clones of the app on the app stores since there isn't actually an official app. I imagine a lot of people are actually playing those clones and not the website.
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by cyral 5y ago
..but, this does help humans? (Or at least one so far).
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by cyral 5y ago
Bonus point if their “source” is some blogspam website that looks credible to your average penny stock inventor but will actually post whatever content you want if you send them $50.
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by cyral 5y ago
Oh didn’t realize. I’ll leave the link in case anyone wants to read about it though.
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by cyral 5y ago
Reminds me of this “evolution simulator” series a YouTuber made years ago: https://youtu.be/GOFws_hhZs8
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by cyral 5y ago
It’s a reference to a post from a few days ago about an iMessage exploit using some legacy PDF decompression algorithm. This comment explains it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29569155
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by cyral 5y ago
Stripe as well
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by cyral 5y ago
It was the first HN comment to give me a good laugh in a while
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by cyral 5y ago
In the comments he posts another interaction with a sales-person. Read his second reply... I'd be happy losing him too. (As a business owner I understand how we get spam like this all the time, and I almost always ignore it if it is cl
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by cyral 5y ago
I posted a personal project on reddit around a year ago that got highly upvoted and someone made a similar post with a bunch of "strange" comments that must be evidence of me astroturfing. I have to admit they were strange account
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by cyral 5y ago
Even if they want to give it up, the agreement will likely have representations and warranties (see part about any known/future claims) which OP should not just sign without an attorney reading it over. The agreement will surely be wr
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by cyral 5y ago
It reminds me of how ISO standards, from date specifications, to the hz for the musical note "A", to railway engineering, have to be purchased from ISO just for the PDF.
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by cyral 5y ago
I thought they had a browser toolbar/extension which they use to collect data from a very very small subset of internet users, which is probably incredibly biased to a certain audience. (e.g. boomers who don't know how to not inst
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by cyral 5y ago
OVH does have great value, but they recently lost an entire DC to a fire: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-france-ovh-fire/millions-...
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by cyral 5y ago
Pressing it five times starts the emergency SOS countdown (and requires the passcode next time) on my iPhone XS. Maybe you have the auto-calling disabled?
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by cyral 5y ago
Yeah we saw 100% of requests fail for a 20 minute timeframe for our production service, nothing made it through. Definitely a lot more than “may”.
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by cyral 5y ago
I don't think the nested routes mean the same thing on the NextJS page. To my knowledge, NextJS doesn't support nested routers which is really what many are after. Like in the Remix demo, there are various content areas with neste
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by cyral 5y ago
Wouldn’t a traditional website be even worse then? Instead of loading some JSON from the API it has to load the entire page, parse all of the CSS and JS again (the “time to first paint” or “time to interactive” benchmarks are all about that
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by cyral 5y ago
The largest benefit is initializing and requesting things once. For example, Twitter is a single page app and is built the same way you would build a native app. The code needed to render it is downloaded once, and only small API requests a
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by cyral 5y ago
The History API [1] already allows browsers to change the back button behavior. Safari seems to ignore it when the swipe is large enough to trigger the back animation though, but it is most definitely a thing on desktop. [1]: https:/&
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by cyral 5y ago
> It always seemed to me that it was Microsoft's attempt to lock people into Windows forever. It has had first-class support for Linux and MacOS for the past five years so that certainly isn't the case these days. I actually de
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by cyral 5y ago
I wonder how they are enforced. I'm sure many shops are not keeping up with passed regulations much less abiding by them if they even know about them.
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by cyral 5y ago
Surprising that in 2021 Java still doesn't have this in its standard library
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by cyral 5y ago
Yes, I run it in production on Linux and develop on Mac and the experience is great. You would be correct making this statement 5 years ago before they re-wrote everything to be cross platform (that is what .NET Core is vs the old .NET)

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