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by inapis 7y ago
This has got nothing to do with JS. Plenty of devs (me included) work on frontend and backend JS without containers and everything is instant for us. OP has a special use case or build pipeline necessitating such complexity.
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by inapis 7y ago
TikTok would be naive to believe that that tactic would alleviate bullying. Anyone long around knows that the internet will find a reason to take you down if they get salty for some reason. Maybe if you’re unattractive, that itself becomes
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by inapis 7y ago
Most of the content was already available online no? People from around the world could see the sessions after the fact. The only valuable component was the face to face interactions which can only be partially replicated online.
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by inapis 7y ago
As someone who has followed apple for some time, their messaging has always been overly positive. I agree that it could be plain and blunt but this company is frequently torn to shreds by the internet for even a slight misstep. So I am not
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by inapis 7y ago
That was password stuffing against iCloud. Only mandatory 2FA would’ve prevented it - which Apple did with the next release of iOS.
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by inapis 7y ago
Terraform and Ansible are not nonos! I use them for my small product and they are reliably good! Kubernetes has much more complexity and a steeper learning curve compared to those tools! But it has its own benefits. Apply what is necessary
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by inapis 7y ago
I can somewhat understand this. 1. React targets a rolling release platform which keeps on changing. On top of that, most people are not always on the latest version. If you are targeting something like an enterprise, you'd be stuck wi
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by inapis 7y ago
Debian simply is less juicier to attack than consumer focused stores. Debian has much more technically aware and vigilant user base. It's also probably being used somewhere where there's constant monitoring for security and breach
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by inapis 7y ago
Indian being a nanny state is an understatement. The govt simply has (and always had) a high distrust of its citizens (emanating from the british raj). Things have improved somewhat but as recent as 2015-16 you had to get your documents att
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by inapis 7y ago
TBF, most of these libraries are not easily discovered. You have to luck on the chance that the library author used similar words as your search query. Barring major stuff (authentication, databases etc), you will rarely know about a librar
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by inapis 7y ago
Oh dang. Kudos. That is such a concise and well explained summary of the polarization in internet communities in general. I don’t think that you can do much about it though. Maybe, write a monthly post on your moderation work on HN that mig
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by inapis 7y ago
Thanks. Fixed.
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by inapis 7y ago
Thanks. It was mostly a personal itch. I had been using Pocket for sometime but it honestly wasn't cutting it anymore. I built a smaller app over the Pocket api but as time progressed, the app diverged more and more. Once the Pocket ap
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by inapis 7y ago
As someone, whose side project[1] graduated into a full-time company, I agree with a lot of stuff in this post - > Lesson 0: Programming in a void is worthless 100% true. If you are trying to learn a language without a goal, you'll
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by inapis 7y ago
Yeah, no. CCC goes way above and beyond. Creating verifiable, bootable copies, being able to bundle tasks together, creating recovery volumes, being able to backup locally, remotely or to images etc etc. Rsync is a good tool but CCC gives m
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by inapis 7y ago
There’s decision fatigue on parts of consumers too. Should i pay for this now or not? If the publisher demands payment after the fact, then they barely have any leverage in the transaction. If before, there’ll be a lot of hemming and hawing
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by inapis 7y ago
IT in Indian Govt is stuck in 90s. Can't upload documents many times, unncessarily strict restrictions (like images uploaded have to be 120x120 and within 150 kb), the threats you mentioned AND the ABSOLUTE fetish with captcha and OTPs
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by inapis 7y ago
Okay, here's some feedback - What I Like - The feature set and the clean look What I cannot find - A demo on the home page itself. Not be required to click a "live demo" button What turned me away - The pricing strategy. As a
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by inapis 7y ago
> These programs offer grants and other benefits to 'the right kind of startups' - usually ones that are fashionable because the subject is currently hyped - ai, climate change, etc. > I imagine there's a lot of 'w
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by inapis 7y ago
> Nothing about the greenest and most sustainable solution: reducing consumption. Most Americans could drop their consumption by 75% purely improving their lives, before difficult decisions, many of which would also improve their lives.
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by inapis 7y ago
Hyperjuice is not a newcomer. They’ve been building such products for a long time and almost all major launches i’ve seen have been through crowdfunding platforms. Product reviews are almost always mixed though. Anker makes a 100W charger b
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by inapis 7y ago
Some surprises for me - 1. Why is VC funding so down the rank compared to self funding, friends and family, angels and even debt? Is it probably because VC funding expects a >100x exit and most SaaS probably can't deliver that? Or a
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by inapis 7y ago
I’m still grateful that this feature is still available behind a toggle and not whatsapp using its smarts to decide what should be downloaded or not. But I can understand the desire for frictionless user experience because for vast majority
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by inapis 7y ago
Does imazing restore a phone as it is? First party backups from Apple (iCloud/iTunes) restore a perfect replica of the phone, including app icon locations, arrangement, notifications, offloaded storage etc. I'm honestly skeptical
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by inapis 7y ago
I am building my own. I used to use Chrome bookmarks, but then started pushing everything to Pocket. Unfortunately Pocket's design doesn't handle a lot of things (like documents/videos etc) nor does it encourage reading much
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by inapis 7y ago
A major problem with Aadhaar is how UIDAI has completely discounted the fact that Aadhaar will be used by people who have zero idea about technology/computers. "Most" of the scandals with Aadhaar has been social engineering t
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by inapis 7y ago
I don’t believe BBC is any better than NYT, WSJ or WaPo. I have seen BBC’s coverage of India at times can be highly slanted and headlines editorialised to the extent, even when the facts are correct, that you walk away with a different impr
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by inapis 7y ago
Java and its ecosystem is a cash cow. Any company will be happy to tend to a cash cow
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by inapis 7y ago
Adding a significantly high price barrier is enough to arrest growth of most B2C Saas companies. I’m not sure you’d even have a digital nomad life style if you’re running a B2B SaaS, especially if your product is expensive.

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