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Show HN: Deploy serverless functions from front-end app(merebase.com)
1 points by imedadel 5y ago|1 comments
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by imedadel 5y ago
I recently started working with Solid [1], it's like Svelte for React, and it's way faster than both of them. It has the same JSX syntax and very similar hooks to React. The only problem is that you will find yourself porting many
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by imedadel 5y ago
Facebook's focus on unsupervised machine learning is a huge plus for under-resourced languages. They had a similar article for unsupervised machine translation[1] before, and I can see how it'll open doors for many African languag
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by imedadel 6y ago
I've seen many people complain about StackOverflow, but this is the best example I've ever encountered. The question: How to match <p> <a href="foo"> The answers: rants about how RegEx is not suitab
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by imedadel 6y ago
I would've said the Hebrew script, however, the diacritics are unusual.
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by imedadel 6y ago
From the library's author: > Why is it twice as fast? Or why can't the native library not be twice as fast? > It’s implemented from scratch. The old client cannot be due to inefficient design of the internals, as well as yea
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by imedadel 6y ago
It started as a fork of the Arabic Wikipedia, though. And most content is outdated since they don't have that many contributors.
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by imedadel 6y ago
Just downloaded it. It solves every single problem I had. Thanks!
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by imedadel 6y ago
Ubuntu/Linux Mint. I like to customize the typography, the colors, the text width. SumatraPDF doesn't seem to be available on Ubuntu though.
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by imedadel 6y ago
This is really good! I couldn't find a good lightweight ePub reader. Is it open source though? I'd love to customize it a bit :)
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by imedadel 6y ago
I recently switched to Auto Tab Discard.[1] It uses the browser's built-in tab suspending. It doesn't have all the features of TGS, though. Edit: OneTab[2] is also pretty good when you have lots of tabs open for research or work.
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by imedadel 6y ago
From https://blog.npmjs.org/post/621733939456933888/npm-v7-series... > The package-lock.json file is not only useful for ensuring deterministically reproducible builds. We also lean on it to track and store pac
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by imedadel 6y ago
How much does it cost you and what's the average speed?
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by imedadel 6y ago
Hey! Just fixed it and it's deploying the new version :) Thank you for your feedback, I really appreciate it!
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by imedadel 6y ago
Hi HN! It's been 6 months since I started working on this project. It was just a side project for a while but it quickly became my main work. I'm Imed Adel, 21, a CS college student[1] from Tunisia[2]. Centige is a collaborative w
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Show HN: Centige – A collaborative no-code web app builder(centige.com)
2 points by imedadel 6y ago|3 comments
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by imedadel 6y ago
I was a bit hesitant about applying since it's remote (thus less opportunity to build connections when you're outside the US), but it seems that the last remote batch was more than successful. Are there any S20 participants who&#x
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by imedadel 6y ago
My concern was the performance of Postgres when it's receiving thousands of writes per second. I assumed that such a task would be more suited for Redis, then the data could be filtered and sent to Postgres for longer storage (or some
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by imedadel 6y ago
This is an awesome project. Is Postgres good enough for high traffic or would it be better to switch to Redis?
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by imedadel 6y ago
It should be noted though that Rome is not a project by Facebook. It's by Sebastian McKenzie (@sebmck), who started working on it as a side project while working in Facebook. But he's working in Discord now. And the project is tot
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by imedadel 6y ago
A pro account for editing tweets? This can actually be quite profitable.
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by imedadel 6y ago
That's why I specified the last 10 years only. An example that I cited above is that of the Berber languages in Morocco and Algeria. There is the official spelling, the spelling used by renowned writers and publishers, and the "st
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by imedadel 6y ago
I learned German in high school so I knew a bit about the reform. Compared to French, learning how to read German didn't take more than an hour. French is another one, however, the transition to the new orthography is still incomplete
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by imedadel 6y ago
Concerning the spelling reform, is there any language that recently underwent a successful spelling reform? And by recent, I mean in the last 10 years. The thing is that with the widespread usage of the internet it seems harder to successfu
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by imedadel 6y ago
> An experimental product from Area 120 and PAIR at Google Well, I guess that won't make people switch from Pinterest...
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by imedadel 6y ago
> [..] which means individual performance could be lower or higher than 27%, but this change will definitely reduce memory usage to some extent [..] So that doesn't necessarily mean that memory usage will fall by 27%... I don't
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by imedadel 6y ago
This is similar to what we do in the spoken languages in North Africa / Maghreb. You take a French or English verb and you just conjugate them the same way you'd do with native verbs. So, "I deployed" -> deployit (i
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by imedadel 6y ago
Considering Microsoft's recent investments in OSS, it would be awesome to see a Linux distro developed and/or funded by Microsoft that makes the adoption of Linux an easier process.
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by imedadel 6y ago
In an alternative universe, this is how Airbnb would've started. It's a pretty good website though. Are students in the US going back to school during the summer? Here (Tunisia), we're going back next week.
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by imedadel 6y ago
Oh yes. And it feels good to go back and mark an idea as done! Whenever I have a thought, I write it down. If I got that thought again, I might do a quick Google search and then give a rating to the idea. If I kept constantly thinking about

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