ex3ndr

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   by ex3ndr 8y ago

   Probably a silly question, but does someone running it in production already? I mean not Apple, but someone from community.
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   by ex3ndr 9y ago

   > An efficient way to categorize, filter and search content. No, no one likes to categorize emails, this is work for someone else or for power users that's not a case for GMail. > A tool to help users fix mistakes they’ve made, s
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   by ex3ndr 9y ago

   Article is a little bit biased as a one who worked on messaging apps claiming that messaging (eg Slack) solve communication is just wrong. Outlook screenshot is very simple and clean but... it mentioned as an example of nightmare.. Looks l
4. 454.▲
   by ex3ndr 9y ago

   Yeah, and if someone don't like browsers he always can do something with React Native.
5. 455.▲
   by ex3ndr 9y ago

   This is just easier to implement line-by-line processing than hacking into JSON parsers for this.
6. 456.▲
   by ex3ndr 9y ago

   Any alternatives to CSVs? In our startup we are using of JSON object on each line but may be there is a more established format for doing this?
7. 457.▲
   by ex3ndr 9y ago

   They never provided ability to send messages. This is a useless thing for AIM clients.
8. 458.▲
   by ex3ndr 9y ago

   Most of your contacts are using gmail as well. So your emails are eventually landed on gmail servers.
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   by ex3ndr 9y ago

   I have several friends from russia that wanted to build their startups in a global way, at least not in russia (receive and send money across borders is a nightmare - basically everyone in the country doing it illegally). And they decided t
10. 460.▲
    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    TBH this is not that small hardware. There are boards with this chip that can run JS (with interpreter running right on chip)
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    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    This was my first question at job interview to Facebook. Luckily i got an indian developer and i knew about how aggressive facebook in his home country (does everybody remembers free basics?) and i asked about what he thinks. Answer was sim
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    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    but the point is to have maximum performance. This is most deployed database in the world, the overall impact is incredible. It is not about "significantly" slower.
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    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    Ok, then it leaves us a performance question, right?
14. 464.▲
    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    Go and Rust is too heavy and require more dependencies for SQLite. SQLite runs even on the smallest exotic embedded systems.
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    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    While i like folks from Matrix i actually tried to integrate my messaging platform with Matrix and failed. Matrix API is sooooo sophisticated, they are doing something to simplify this, but all this at alpha stage and too opinionated to use
16. 466.▲
    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    Isn't it a wellknown and solvable problem with help of backpressure?
17. 467.▲
    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    For what? To turn them into ghetto in 10 years? Examples are almost everywhere in the world.
18. 468.▲
    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    Does someone knows nice human-friendly search language like the one in Jira, Slack, etc?
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    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    I really want to simplify writing backend logic and implement everything like functions that reacts on some events and produce another one's. This is a very very looks like, Actor Model (Akka) plus Redux's Reduces: We have just a
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    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    Are you intended to read this XMLs? Having strongly typed protocol is a very cool thing in large multi-entity frameworks. Have you seen any successful JSON schema? I have not.
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    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    Try a cloud one, completely different product
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    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    I believe that people are also affected by local propaganda and they told you propaganda instead of something real. Same is happening with Russia and Ukraine. My ex-wife have Ukranian roots and i am from russia. Ukranian part of her family
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    Heroku CI is down for almost an hour(status.heroku.com)

    1 points by ex3ndr 9y ago|0 comments
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    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    Have you been in countries without tipping culture? Almost all of them have much worse service quality.
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    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    BTW, we have forecast of housing supply: https://sf.statecraft.one/ and this is not that much as it should be.
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    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    To be honest more expensive car are miles ahead of a cheap one in many ways: usability, drive support systems, safety, etc. After owning fresh Mercedes C-Class i started to fear economical cars much much more than crazy BMW next to me since
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    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    I suppose, yes. This is called "reinforcement learning".
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    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    I feel that people mostly don't care to check the correctness of Apple's claims. Yesterday i asked a question about security ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15751571 ) and no one replied.
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    Ask HN: How Apple encrypt iCloud photos?

    5 points by ex3ndr 9y ago|0 comments
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    by ex3ndr 9y ago

    does video always on? This is just WebRTC and it is not using 500mb of RAM while idle. Integrations? They all are constantly keep something in memory? Most of this logic is done on the server and app is just a mirror of a server state.