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Repl.it: Some Quirks
1 points by deostroll 5y ago|0 comments
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by deostroll 6y ago
Found a concise video explaining the concept: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETYmvjxc1h4
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by deostroll 6y ago
Mine was a galaxy a50. (Non-flagship).
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by deostroll 6y ago
Why hasn't anyone noticed that along with security updates apps also get installed? For e.g, in India Moj or PhonePe gets installed...
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by deostroll 6y ago
Regarding #2...Aren't most ISPs based on dynamic IPs which are leased? I don't understand the risk of our digital footprint being leaked here, much less its severity.
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by deostroll 6y ago
I find scraping the website useful, and, better than API. And I think it is also encouraged. Checkout /robots.txt
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by deostroll 6y ago
Tasker. But, it's an android app. Helps automate your phone.
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by deostroll 6y ago
https://github.com/narcolepticsnowman/lavalamp.app
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by deostroll 6y ago
I don't think it can stop. I feel this is more like "is this the end of physics/mathematics?" like question. Our generation scientists have to use software to discover stuff...I mean why stop?
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by deostroll 6y ago
Yet another service? As an alternative why not check youtube for the same product, and, from the same seller. Sometimes I feel the product reviews are automated to some extent. Some clever person has probably already found a way to trick th
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by deostroll 6y ago
It could be we have shady internet habits too. God knows if we, for e.g., in our youth signed up to some online service, and, got our data leaked.
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by deostroll 6y ago
It is easy to scapegoat privacy here. The case would more likely be we have signed up to some online service and information got leaked. Why else would a Nigerian prince be interested in you?
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by deostroll 6y ago
Is there another way? This form of crowd sourcing data is how you are able to know when your next bus or train arrives. But what is the alternative? Should the concerned government body take it up? Your government releases a Maps applicatio
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Google is adding an Ultra-wideband (UWB) API in Android(xda-developers.com)
1 points by deostroll 6y ago|0 comments
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by deostroll 6y ago
I used to be an asp.net developer before. I appreciated the idea behind asp.net during its early years - making websites fast and with templating (or scaffolding). Later realized that it is bloat. Then asp.net mvc happened, a whole new para
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by deostroll 6y ago
Isn't Git a better option?
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by deostroll 6y ago
For some it was the other way around. Certain liberties were sacrificed (in the name of security) as the versions progressed. For e.g. an app cannot toggle wifi hotspot.
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Happy 13th Birthday, Android(androidpolice.com)
1 points by deostroll 6y ago|2 comments
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Ecom Express scout for partners in Kerala(thehindubusinessline.com)
3 points by deostroll 6y ago|0 comments
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by deostroll 6y ago
A Turing test might do good. For e.g a captcha. It might hurt the ux, though.
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Please Stop Review Farming
10 points by deostroll 6y ago|3 comments
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by deostroll 6y ago
If there are ads, and, they are random how will the screenshots work? Is it only a region of the screenshot that we run the detection algorithm?
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by deostroll 6y ago
Could it be cloud of asteroids like the oort cloud?
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by deostroll 6y ago
I am doing one by Andrew Marr. Audio book. https://www.audible.in/pd/A-History-of-the-World-Audiobook/B...
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by deostroll 6y ago
Makes one wonder how the star trek enterprise "works". They travel warp 8 or 9 and the crew "just" stand there like we do on earth...Why don't they experience any G-Forces? :)
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by deostroll 6y ago
Sadly, from ground zero (India), that is not the impression. Certain people have twisted what was mentioned in the national education policy into a lucrative business. As for enhancing computational thought: Coding games are fun. Google had
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by deostroll 6y ago
> Could you willingly create something that negates the premise of free will? The author only meant to point out the innate nature of a QM particle. Why that is the way it is is a different topic.
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by deostroll 6y ago
> At those pressures, hydrogen becomes a fascinating metallic solid conducting electricity just like copper and is predicted to be a room temperature superconductor I didn't get the room temperature superconductor part.
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by deostroll 6y ago
Relative to what? How did the dataset have those "in_lockdown" differenciation?
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Show HN: The era of faceless conversations – an essay(blog.deostroll.in)
1 points by deostroll 6y ago|0 comments

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