hmsimha

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by hmsimha 5y ago
This is really cool! I'd be interested in seeing what it looks like to fully drag the image 180 degrees (but can't because the camera resets as soon as the mouseup event fires). Would you accept a small PR to the demo page which
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by hmsimha 5y ago
Not OP, but I would recommend backboneJS[1] or underscore[2]: [1]https://backbonejs.org/docs/backbone.html [2]https://underscorejs.org/docs/underscore-esm.html
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by hmsimha 5y ago
When you have to debug something in postgres, are you going to communicate with it by using netcat and writing your own TCP messages by hand, or use psql? Both should work, but you wouldn't say postgres is obfuscating things intentiona
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by hmsimha 5y ago
I have mixed feelings about Prisma. I do think it might be the best general-purpose ORM for relational databases in the Node landscape, and support for Typescript with autogenerated interfaces is amazing . But it seems to fall short in som
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by hmsimha 5y ago
This conclusion in particular is probably something that I've assumed in the past: > On a whole, Democrats seem to love tech and Republicans seem to love oil and gas. But I hadn't really thought about the wide-reaching implicat
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by hmsimha 6y ago
I'm currently getting started with TimescaleDB for storing lots of time-series data (all the public data from cryptocurrency exchanges). Turns out, there's a bit of weird stuff required in order to collect orderbook data, which in
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by hmsimha 6y ago
I actually haven't had a problem with this, though perhaps it's because I understand what's happening at a deeper level. You're generally referencing commits which exist somewhere in this family of commits you can view w
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by hmsimha 6y ago
Those non-programmers are likely going to have a worse understanding of what is happening when you zip/compress something anyway, but I concede this is probably the most straightforward path if they have some understanding of what a zi
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by hmsimha 6y ago
This is the thing though. You're talking about snapshots which actually have duplication removed... in my mind this really fits more with the 'diff' model. I've already done the exploratory diving-into-git-internals thin
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by hmsimha 6y ago
Heads up, it would be useful on HN if you were to disclose your affiliations / interests when posting, especially about something like a cryptocurrency you helped design. It gives readers a better sense of your ability to answer the qu
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by hmsimha 6y ago
The previous thread on this linked the downloads.
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by hmsimha 6y ago
Be aware that this (currently) doesn't work for Canadians (at least the one I checked). You'll have to download the dump yourself and grep.
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by hmsimha 6y ago
My day job is with React, but I had a chance to play around with Sapper a bit recently and was super impressed with how easy it is to use as well the fast load times and how accessible it makes content. But I was dissuaded from getting too
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by hmsimha 6y ago
I haven't actually started using Tailwind yet, but I really disagreed with the first point: > 1. Tailwind Makes Your Code Difficult to Read ... > First, like Bootstrap, it’s semantically obscure because all of its class names are
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by hmsimha 6y ago
I really like this article discussed here recently, which breaks down the new front-end work into front-of-front-end and back-of-front-end: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26160538 knowing html is a somewhat nebu
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by hmsimha 6y ago
There's a similar problem with websites which map rock climbing routes. Some make their data open to some extent, but not in a way that can be meaningfully contributed back to OSM. Even though they all use OSM data (usually via Mapbo
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by hmsimha 6y ago
> Another consideration: you want the ability to export your users should you want to move services. People who aren't self hosting with FusionAuth can get a database export from us, for example, if they want to migrate. It's n
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by hmsimha 6y ago
CVEs for breaking out of a docker container come along as well [1]. Usually you need root in the docker container, but if you combine it with an escalation from non-root to root.. well, you can see how that's less secure than a VM [1]
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by hmsimha 6y ago
I can immediately see how this would be useful for prototyping (and growing) a product! But it might be helpful to include a FAQ answering (at least) the following questions: - Can user information be exported for clients who may want to bu
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by hmsimha 6y ago
ProxyJump indeed seems more useful, but has less support (it's a "newer" SSH feature). Do you know if it needs to be supported by the openssh libs of intermediate hosts, or just the initiating client?
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by hmsimha 6y ago
I don't believe Google+ let you self-host, or fully control your data, which seems to be the primary value proposition here. Google+ also wasn't open source, so for example, you couldn't see that deleted posts were actually d
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by hmsimha 6y ago
FAQs and code comments don't really fall cleanly into any of these categories.
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by hmsimha 6y ago
Have you audited Tails by any chance?
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by hmsimha 6y ago
This amazing Ted talk [1] on the potential for ketamine as a miracle anti-depressant presents at least one reason; namely, that they don't own the patents to the drugs and therefore can't monopolize their production. Instead, iter
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by hmsimha 6y ago
Have you considered rebooting "portfolio rebalancer" in light of the recent interest in stocks? I was just thinking earlier today about how handy a tool like this would be, as well as a similar idea for cryptocurrencies where user
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by hmsimha 6y ago
> I wonder who precicely this is targeted for. The concept is interesting, but doesn't everyone who develops for macos already have a mac? Maybe, but is everyone who develops for OSX going to have an M1 in 2021-2022? I just bought a
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by hmsimha 6y ago
Because you'll just as easily stumble on other packages which are "bleeding edge", highly regarded, and require Node 15 features to run
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by hmsimha 6y ago
Looks cool to me. I like the more flexible tiers, not sure why others are suggesting slimming them down. I assume "unlocking" the backend and getting the source code gets you something in Go then, but I didn't see more inform
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by hmsimha 9y ago
Mostly, though the vagrant-libvirt provider is still a separate plugin, and hasn't reached 1.0 yet, probably due to several rough edges. edit: I should also mention that vagrant-libvirt doesn't even work on Vagrant 2.0.0, due to
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by hmsimha 9y ago
Looks interesting, and I've been wanting something like this for a while. Would it be possible to add an option to whitelist sites that are productive instead of just blacklisting ones that are not?

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