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by gls2ro 5y ago
I am thinking that maybe doctors/nurses have two factors that cancel out so it makes their infected numbers look like the rest of the population: - higher exposure but also - better, and stricter safety measures that are really followe
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Ask HN: Videos that changed your life or how you think
3 points by gls2ro 5y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: What do you use to switch between projects
8 points by gls2ro 5y ago|5 comments
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I said “visible effects” which is different than detecting a virus in human body. That mean pre-symptomatic transmission. I am not up to date with latest research but it seemed to be that SARS-CoV-2 is a virus that can be transmitted before
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I am not a virologist but it sounds to me that this is an observation and not a law/axiom. The virus does not decide a strategy, it is random mutation and selection and even if it is less likely it might be that we could have a variant
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by gls2ro 5y ago
You are right, the book is about base/core of JavaScript and how they work under the hood. I think you already know that then you are well into the path of becoming an expert. I recommended this book as you mentioned JavaScript Expert.
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by gls2ro 5y ago
This sounds good. But I think technology cannot solve political issues or corruption of central authorities. The reason in my mind is simple: a corrupt central system will never choose such technology. In our human history we kept inventing
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I recommend this book https://github.com/getify/You-Dont-Know-JS It discusses great edge cases of JS while explaining why or how come they are like this where possible.
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Media Queries
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Out of curiosity how do you estimate this comparison: > Amazon Alexas burn more energy in a year by sitting idle in people's homes than the entire Bitcoin network does
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Like others here I recommend AWS SES. But you will need to manage DMARC, DKIM and SPF. Another very well done service but maybe a little expensive is Postmark. I really like their simple and clean interface, their working code samples, and
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Decentralisation is not interoperability. As far as I understand Web3 is mostly presented with descentralisation in mind. > We badly need commonly accepted standards and decentralized protocols In my opinion "standard" and &quo
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Adding to d3nj4l's answer, that Ruby also has a great community of active and passionate (yes, in the proper sense passionate of the programming language) developers. I think Elixir has better chances of taking over some of the Ruby pi
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Sinatra is a great framework for fastly developing REST APIs. It benefits from almost the whole Rubygem possibilities while being fast to develop. Middlemanapp is a great static website generator written in Ruby and easy to extend that I us
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Here it is important to notice that Rails is like a superset of Ruby. Rails = Ruby + conventions + helpers. So if you want to always be aware where things come from choose Sinatra, Padrino or Hanami.
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by gls2ro 5y ago
If you are logging in in multiple *nix systems I suggest you keep the Ctrl+l. I started to notice that the more I adopt in terminal specific commands to MacOS the hard is to be productive while I login to various systems. I want also to for
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Depends on your target group: 1. If you have as target small groups: like small startups then user/month is better (for them) 2. If you have as target bigger groups maybe over 50 members then flat fee is better (for them) Active Users
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I think in most cases there is no need for them. If the team is small and the collaboration is good then there is no need for them. If the team is too big or the collaboration does not work this meeting does not solve anything. So most peo
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Great point about CI/CD pipelines being hard to move between cloud providers. I wish someone will do for CI/CD what Docker/k8s did for cloud deployment and provide a non-proprietary structure that can be easily transferred.
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Yes, thank you for that. Found it here: https://browser.kagi.com/faq.html > Orion uses native macOS Keychain integration, same as Safari. GG, I applied to be a beta-user. Let's see!
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by gls2ro 5y ago
If possible (a.k.a if Apple allows this) please integrate Keychain with this browser. I am not sure if there are many people like me, but I am using Keychain and it is the reason why I default to Safari and using any other browser it takes
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I agree that things can get complicated when taking into consideration multiple countries. But I think this is the cost of doing business and caring about users. If you do business in multiple countries then that is the cost to be paid. I a
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I don't think these are corner cases. If the user is allowed according with their contract or law to delete their account they should be able to request that themselves from within the app. This is what I understand from what Apple is
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by gls2ro 5y ago
For me that period was like a new Universe for learning: I discovered so many new things that I never imagined. Now I discover new things but - maybe because I am older or I have a better imagination - I dont have the same awe or wow factor
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Ask HN: Do you think web3 is a hype or a real thing about to happen?
24 points by gls2ro 5y ago|48 comments
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Ok. In this case it is still e2e. In my head e2e is never a strategy to test everything. I also thing they did a good optimizations to offload some cases from e2e go some other form of testing which for should be integration testing. If the
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I cannot watch this entire video, so it is possible that you explain conceptually how your acceptance tests are different from end to end test? I would like to undestand what were the goals of your initial end to end and what are the goals
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Here is what I suggest: take every week 1 hour to drink a coffee with your wife and discuss family matters. First coffee will have a lot of things to solve, but if you commit to do this weekly you both will not feel the need to solve everyt
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by gls2ro 5y ago
> Not everyone is good Actually it really depends who is the subject of the "good" judgement. Everyone is doing what they think/feel/sense is good for them. So in this sense there is no good or bad: it is just acting
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Computer security cannot be solved with any technology unless you want to fix everybody in the world to be "good players". This will always be a hopefully balanced game between people trying to protect a system and people trying t

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