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fareesh
6y ago
Toughest ones for me would be Search, Android, YouTube. The rest should be easy enough.
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fareesh
6y ago
Is it common to have a dev environment on AWS? I just use it for production and maybe staging. Staging is scheduled to run during office hours.
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fareesh
6y ago
Looks great - will probably pick up the book In Lesson 1 they talk about use-cases where Deep Learning is the best known approach. Are there any popular use-cases for which it is not the best known approach?
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fareesh
6y ago
Bacon reader is a pretty good no-frills client app
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fareesh
6y ago
How does one reliably use puppeteer and know when a page has loaded? I've tried using the various networkidle events, wait for some DOM element, and I find myself just using 5 seconds or something like that as the most reliable solutio
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fareesh
6y ago
It is trivial to figure out whether a page makes 0 additional network requests and has no script tags and is small.
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fareesh
6y ago
Google rewards developers who use AMP with better search positioning than even a plain HTML page
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fareesh
6y ago
You are framing the issue with one variable only (openness of platform) There are a multitude of variables to consider before deciding to release a product on a particular platform.
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fareesh
6y ago
because no reasonable cut would be worth the effort
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6y ago
fareesh at itsalive dot in
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fareesh
6y ago
If you're in the Indian subcontinent, please email me with some examples of your work, I can send you some work from time to time - no cut.
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fareesh
6y ago
I find that comments are the most entertaining parts of pretty much everything online, especially YouTube.
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fareesh
6y ago
The rule about bullying and harassment seems to be selectively applied. It doesn't seem to matter when the target has the political views that oppose those of the Facebook employee base.
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fareesh
6y ago
Facebook is most likely pandering to their highly political employees or advertisers, and doesn't sincerely have any value or principles.
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fareesh
6y ago
If there was some kind of VR physics lab I think it would be fantastic because it would democratize access to all the tools without having to spend money to learn in that setting. In fact you could even simulate large scale things and see h
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fareesh
6y ago
I guess I also struggle with knowing when it's ok to be a little vs a lot imprecise, and what that means in terms of units. If I'm building something at kilogram scale can I be off by a few milligrams?
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fareesh
6y ago
My biggest struggles with Physics are psychological. Because of how the universe works, if you fire a gun and drop a bullet from the same height they both reach the ground at the same time. Maybe it's because I have a cartoonish versio
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fareesh
6y ago
The slider performs terribly on Android Chrome
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fareesh
6y ago
TurboTax vs your data in the hands of the guy who basically controls all aspects of the country from police to courts to industry to news media
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fareesh
6y ago
Love Thomas Sowell. Basic Economics is a must read. An extremely intelligent man, and an inspiration to many all over the world.
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fareesh
6y ago
Sign in button styling issue: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ITZQHyGMdlK2DJ6KyDYMf8rfU67...
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fareesh
6y ago
Is inline SVG always the fastest way to include a handful of icons?
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fareesh
6y ago
A lot of the comments here seem to forget that the US isn't the only country that banned TikTok. Also Japan is about to ban it too.
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fareesh
6y ago
If India is Detroit in the Robocop universe, Reliance is OCP.
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fareesh
6y ago
Isn't it both? Phish first user, post to internal tool and xss attack second user.
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fareesh
6y ago
The way it is worded can also mean that there were XSS vulnerabilities in the internal tool since they are saying "gained information about how our processes work". I feel like that's a strange and vague thing to say. The rig
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fareesh
6y ago
This domain is blocked by my uBlock origin due to it being in "Peter Lowe's ad and tracking list"
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fareesh
6y ago
1) Space force 2) Chinese spies in Houston 3) UFOs Could be confirmation bias but I see a pattern
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fareesh
6y ago
There is an objective difference between the terms. By mislabelling something, it is an outright falsehood, just like the lies about the Iraq war.
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fareesh
6y ago
Can't seem to select cells on android chrome
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