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by geuis 4y ago
Does not belong on HN.
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by geuis 4y ago
So I don't know if this really works or not, but if you copy and paste the purported blacked out words, it's just using asterisks ie shit is s**.
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by geuis 4y ago
You're describing exactly the kind of autonomous car development that was going on for the last 40 years. It went absolutely nowhere. It wasn't until tech got good enough and developers started treating vehicles as independent age
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by geuis 4y ago
The site's https certificate is for github.com, which is why it's throwing the access errors.
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by geuis 4y ago
I remember in high school reading a Tale of Two cities. Absolutely disliked how all the language is over dramatic and flowery. Try reading some scientific papers from the same era. Many of them are similar in how they were written. Then som
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by geuis 4y ago
I wish articles like this would just get to the point. We don't need yet another explanation of how recycling works, how it has low recovery rates, etc. Given the audience, take it as a given the reader has the basics down. Further dow
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by geuis 4y ago
Or or Kut?
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by geuis 4y ago
Sorry, but this is an incredibly immature response from @cspike. You lost a job, just deal with it. Take whatever life lessons you can from it and move on. Creating a custom domain and setting up a one-off, one-sided story doesn't serv
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by geuis 4y ago
Similar root words somewhere in the past. Caca in Spanish means the same thing.
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by geuis 4y ago
That's a really interesting and somewhat tension-causing experience to watch. Tension level increased once they switched to the go-pro.
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by geuis 4y ago
What do you mean "pre-iPhone era"? Bitcoin was released in 2009.
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by geuis 4y ago
On mobile: The page is too wide. The demos don't play.
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by geuis 4y ago
The worst part of trying to read articles being published by very legitimate orgs like National Geographic are the mobile website decisions they allow their product teams to make. In this case, just as I'm getting into the first few pa
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by geuis 4y ago
Was perusing some 2007 email and found an email thread I had back then with Justin TV (now Twitch) and surprisingly the link they sent me with the initial set of interview questions on weebly still happens to be live. I'm assuming that
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Found an old email: Justin TV's 2007 initial interview questions still online(jtvproblems.weebly.com)
2 points by geuis 4y ago|2 comments
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by geuis 4y ago
I have never understood why people adopted graphql. Despite years of asking people to explain its use, any example cases given can always be resolved with regular old http/REST style apis. You still have to write sql queries to back
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by geuis 4y ago
Good question. Term is explained fairly well here https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/coo.asp
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by geuis 4y ago
That's exciting. I've been seeing a number of people streaming the game on twitch.
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by geuis 4y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Nope Technologies: Javascript, nodejs Résumé/CV: On request Email: charles@geuis.com I built and maintain https://jsonip.com . Github projects are viewable at https:&
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by geuis 4y ago
They have data. It's just a bit wibbly.
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Turning Terry Pratchett's Discworld into Audiobooks(youtube.com)
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by geuis 5y ago
On the website, scrolling doesn't work in mobile safari.
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by geuis 5y ago
Link to the paper: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnagi.2022.8135... I don't want to cast aspersions on the submitted site, but I believe it's better to submit the source material rather th
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by geuis 5y ago
Good idea but doesn't seem to work on iOS Safari. Tried all the tools, none draw.
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by geuis 5y ago
Its not like the guy passed away. Given the community, I'm sure someone here can get in touch with him and let him know that his site is down.
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by geuis 5y ago
Thanks for posting this. I just received their spam email an hour ago. If enough people report it as spam, it should have deleterious effects on their mail sender.
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Ask HN: Find a topic-specific professional to answer questions on a paid basis?
2 points by geuis 5y ago|1 comments
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by geuis 5y ago
That's not much better to be honest. No readme.
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by geuis 5y ago
This is a good explanation for some behavior I see on one of my sites. The site is barebones html with a tiny amount of js to support an email list signup form. There's some quick validation on the backend but the response cycle is sup
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by geuis 5y ago
Wrong post.

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