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by irae 5y ago
The Hacker News demographic, mostly US and EU based, might be under appreciating how impactful this is because of CDNs. For anyone not in the continent of your central database, this means absurdly faster interactions for data visualization
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by irae 5y ago
This is a brilliant architecture. Everyone here talking about no email clients, IMAP and AWS restrictions is missing the point. Although you could use this as a personal account, or as a company. This fully automated system is a perfect gro
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by irae 5y ago
Brazilian here, but just a regular guy, I didn't dug deep into this. Anvisa (our health regulatory agency) is well stablished before current president, supposedly independant and more often considered in opposition to current governmen
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by irae 6y ago
> I wonder if the act of loading the stand-in scripts quickly (?) from within Firefox would lead to other issues. Mozilla does everything in the open, if you care to look at their bugtracker you will probably find all the conversation th
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by irae 6y ago
Or you could have a nice router, like Ubiquiti EdgeRouterX, that is cheap and can create multiple networks. You pin the "marketing enabled" device to a different network without pihole as DNS for their device.
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by irae 6y ago
I held on to my original SE for as long as I could. I have dozens of screenshots similar to the ones on the article, and I was getting tired of reporting unusable or hard to use apps on small screens. This was one of the key factors for me
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by irae 6y ago
I won't assume you don't have kids, but what you said does not align with my experience at all. I have two kids from different relationships, and as dad, in both cases, I calmed down my kids better than the mothers did. They both
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by irae 6y ago
> Their wives take care of the baby for the most part, and they work on their next book. I was under the impression people had kids to build a family together, not to compete with their partners for achievements. I don't think at al
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by irae 6y ago
It is not that simple once you cross borders to countries USD is used by all kinds of criminals. When you have honest business, you are screwed by the system. Here in Brazil, getting money in and out is a nightmare if above 5k USD. I live i
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by irae 6y ago
A lot of comments here are talking about sharing a virtual office or working with VR. No one seems to note that if you cover your face with VR headset no one can see your facial expressions. The article says "more than a dozen cameras&
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by irae 6y ago
clicking through is what killed it for me too. I just never went through the trouble of setting up crawlers and stuff. Looks like open source is to the recue nowadays. I am pretty sure there was nothing as easy as that back in the day. Than
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by irae 6y ago
My impression is that the author is analyzing the successful social networks. Think about all the ones that died in the process of Facebook/Instagram/Twitter, etc getting to where they are? All of those lacked ways to "buildi
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by irae 6y ago
I am just guessing here, but in case the author had their service compromised, maybe he can't disclose the information. Feels like they know what they are doing, and at least to me, reading between the lines, it looks like they fixed t
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by irae 6y ago
It is a shame AirDrop is not an standard across all devices. It's almost 2021 and we don't have a universal way to share files in original format. Most ways to transfer between android/iphone/mac/pc are over the int
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by irae 6y ago
Nah, discounts are on the 10% to 15% range, come on!
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by irae 6y ago
It is not a fair comparison to mention SSN, since the US law enforcement and fraud prevention not even comparable. You can ruin someone's life by exploiting their SSN, but in Brazil, the damage that can be done by knowing your CPF is w
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by irae 6y ago
We just can't assume privacy exists here in Brazil. =(
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by irae 6y ago
What about the "Released November 5, 2020" part of the page? Are you from the future?
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by irae 6y ago
When someone buy a 5S in 2017 they surely know already, or should, that it is a cheap buy to last less than a newer model. So 3 years in this case is actually a great deal.
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by irae 6y ago
Location: São Paulo/Brazil Remote: yes (only) 8h EST overlap, 5h PST overlap, 3h UTC overlap Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Javascript (17+years), React (6+y), Nodejs (8+y), RethinkDB, AWS, microservices Résumé&#x2F
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by irae 6y ago
Even though this is still an ongoing legal battle, laws in each country are very different and might cause Uber business to be viable in some and not others. In Brazil labour laws are extreemly harsh and many say an employee costs between 5
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by irae 7y ago
> Presumably Apple doesn't make a new SE because it would kill their margins. I think that is not the case. They could just build something with A12 or A13 chip, call it "iPhone Mini" and have high margins again. I think t
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by irae 7y ago
Time for someone into building that to start a Kickstarter campaign or something
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by irae 7y ago
For everyone here saying they can't vote with their wallet. You actually can. Apple is so proud of costumer satisfaction. Just buy whatever phone, use it for a day, restore backup to your SE and return the phone saying large screens ar
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by irae 7y ago
The bad news is: There is no Android alternative either. Phones with 4" and good processing powers and reasonable cameras just don't exist. Really dire situation. I guess I have one more year with iOS 13 before I'll need to g
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by irae 7y ago
Here is my plan: Buy old broken iPhone SEs and go to Apple support to get a replacement for whatever their price is. I'll get one for replacing mine (battery issues) and one for myself in the future, in case they really stop manufactur
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by irae 10y ago
That's not entirely true. OK, the Brazilian government can block them of being a legal entity in Brazil, but they can't block an international web-service. Unless Brazil is now like China and North Korea and want to control every
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by irae 11y ago
I don't see an issue, I don't watch netflix on my browser anymore. IMHO we can live without EME and we can get Netflix proprietary apps natively doing whatever they want to decode DRM on their own. We don't need to break the
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by irae 11y ago
If any Apple developer is reading this, I also added a radar for this #22431244 This is very strange. Here at work, we already detected that this will force users to get to the "legacy interface" instead of being directed to the m
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Why is Safari 9.0 beta on iPhone 6 Plus simulator pretending its Android?(imgur.com)
3 points by irae 11y ago|4 comments

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