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by hknmtt 3y ago
i can't stand companies that monetize e-mail
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by hknmtt 3y ago
Google used to have their slogan proudly displayed in their products. Ever since they removed it, they went to sh... I wonder why.
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by hknmtt 3y ago
New day, new JavaScript framework...what's new? Anyway, I highly recommend Quasar if anyone's looking for something new to use. Been using it for two years now and after 20 years of coding I felt happy using JS. Not that Vue is no
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by hknmtt 3y ago
I absolutely never use !variable because it is not easily readable and anyone can overlook it. So I only use if value, never if !value. Also, i have moved into using comparison when there are more variables because it is exact. So I will us
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by hknmtt 3y ago
that's not for me. something else?
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by hknmtt 3y ago
Is there EU alternative? I mean bank that has API that looks like it was made in the 21st century? Except Wise and Revolut.
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by hknmtt 3y ago
There is only one rule when talking about job, or essentially anything in life, if you wan to win. And that is - always be ready to walk out. This mostly means able, not just willing. Never put yourself in a position where you are cornered
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by hknmtt 3y ago
if i am not mistaken, it already is 5000€ across EU for personal payments and 8k or 10k for business payments for years. So it is not a surprise they are pushing it down even more to limit people from holding cash. They will not outlaw it s
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by hknmtt 3y ago
Twitter/mastodon require interactivity to keep users engaged. That is what differentiates it from old school forums. Keeping content short helps with focus as well since people want condensed information as fast as possible. You need n
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by hknmtt 3y ago
This is not always possible. Even a functionally simple project like twitter or mastodon could not work without javascript. Heck, even a modern ecommerce store could not work with simple html these days. Modern web applications are interact
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by hknmtt 3y ago
i was actually expecting that. now they just put him in turkey, but maybe next year they will make another test and move him to the south a bit.
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by hknmtt 3y ago
Colors are not the problem, the brightness is. When I passed coworkers' computers, their screens were always at 100%. That's like listening to music with 1000 Watt speaker right next to your ear. No wonder people keep complaining
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by hknmtt 3y ago
Good. The USA patent law is utterly retarded. Most people probably forgot how Apple sued Samsung for round edges on their phones. Or Disney being able to copyright stories for 70 years.
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by hknmtt 3y ago
article says that "All businesses must comply with the laws in the countries where they are legally based.", right after listing requests from usa and france that the company accepted and cooperated. what a joke this company is. i
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by hknmtt 3y ago
you missed the forest for the trees then.
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by hknmtt 3y ago
Your premise that it's just fantasy without foundations is subjective. I have read all Sitchin's bibliography and find the Anunnaki idea of our history the most in line with my own observations ever since I was a kid. So I did not
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by hknmtt 3y ago
then you must have some learning disability because it was very well written. if i were to explain it to someone, i would say that the main idea was that you have two parties, two houses. you walk into the other party's house and simpl
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by hknmtt 3y ago
Never Split The Difference by Chris Voss, on negotiation tactics. Much better than "Getting to Yes". The Genius of The Few by Christian and Barbara Joy O'Brien, an alternative take for garden of eden and Anunnaki compared to
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by hknmtt 3y ago
a good read on HN after a very long time, for me.
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by hknmtt 3y ago
a) one item at a time means slow because when you are iterating maps/slice/array you have it all in memory so it is fast. with one item you have to constantly rewrite memory, move data and whatnot b) yo can always use for loop in
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by hknmtt 3y ago
ok, so they forked wikipedia with the intent to make the content more unbiased. well, that is good idea(even as to avoid monopolization of information) but i fail to see how they plan to achieve that. not only they have miniscule amount of
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Ask HN: How to handle KYC for thousands of users?
1 points by hknmtt 3y ago|2 comments
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by hknmtt 3y ago
they moderated themselves out of relevancy
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by hknmtt 3y ago
most banks offer their own gateways so that is as close to the "wire" as you can get.
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by hknmtt 3y ago
Every country has couple, if not dozens, of payment processors. Most of them will support foreign customers as well. So you have hundreds and thousands of options here. Bottom line will be that they are all essentially the same when it come
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by hknmtt 3y ago
for intra-service communication gRPC makes the most sense. the only problem with it is the code it generates. personally I am speaking from Go point of view. am not sure how other languages fare but the Go code is as far from optimal as hum
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by hknmtt 3y ago
Event after decades, I remember that name.
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by hknmtt 3y ago
The "economy" directly reflects the amount of paper money you print. There, i solved the mystery for you.
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by hknmtt 3y ago
i became investor and finally have some money :D
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by hknmtt 3y ago
i have not been using antivirus programs on any of my computers for at least 15 years. it's one of those things that sounds good but in reality is beyond useless.

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