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jaequery
8y ago
Here in LA, I've found a couple incubators that offers beautiful co-working space, and also provide a far better value than WeWork when it comes to connecting with people. It seems to me the Airbnb of work space is the future, and not
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I found that the best way of curing procrastination was to have a partner or a group of people you can report to and keep tabs on your tasks. I even tested this theory by hiring a virtual assistant to do just that and it worked for me. But
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am i the only one who was expecting him to say, after he had posted his project to HN, he would got no upvotes and sadly his project remained invisible to the public? because getting to front page on news site like HN/Reddit, there is
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8y ago
They should really try to separate JavaScript into client side js and backend node.js. I’m curious to see just how much of it is due to client side, as it probably skewed the ranking due to the fact all websites use JavaScript. I want to ju
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2 things for me: 1) 2-way bindings. i used to hate the concept of it as it was a form of black magic and had hard to debug performance issues ala Angular. but in Vue, it is actually fast and straightforward, it's essentially a light bo
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There have been other exchanges getting hacked after him. How come none of them get jailed time and only Mark?
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8y ago
the current trend seem to be pointing towards a future where all the backends are replaced with hosted API services (AWS Lambda, Google Functions, Netlify CMS, and other emerging headless CMSs). think that is all we really need. some kind o
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This is a never ending cycle
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Not sure how relevant this is to the question but a leader to me is someone who has your back. Someone who is not afraid to throw himself for you. Someone who helps you grow beyond your abilities. Someone who lowers himself and elevate othe
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looks like they just did not find the type of investors who would help them all the way to the finish line. i hate to see products that are trying to solve hard problems but falls short due to funding.
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I don’t know why streaming can’t be a simple one click process. If anyone ever tried to configure OBS, you know what I mean.
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jaequery
8y ago
It seems almost every admin dashboards looks like this nowadays. What makes this one unique?
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8y ago
Yes, IRC is still alive (mainly Freenode), albeit on life support, lol. As for other services, the problem is that it's become (or becoming) scattered (Slack, Riot, etc). AOL as much as ridiculous it was, it was fun, because pretty muc
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8y ago
I was around 14 - 18
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Tell HN: I miss the chatrooms of the 90s
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I too like it as you. But I find when dealing with a lot of JSON data (decoding/encoding) the symbols become a hindrance.
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Harmless yes, but is it useful? Probably not. I have been teaching people Ruby and till this day, I have a hard time answering whenever a student asks me what the benefit of using Symbols over Strings is. I know it was in place early on for
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anyone know of a language that is just like Ruby, minus the symbols? or javascript, that is procedural first rather than asynchronous? it really bugs me that there isn't one quite like it, i'm just dying for something like that.
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took me a while to realize Facebook Watch is actually something like YouTube. thought it was talking about Facebook releasing something like an Apple Watch!
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Yes! There are a few others that are also good, like the one on Santa Monica. I think overall these tend to be better than co-working spaces. But at the end of the day, it boils down to accountability. I realized it is actually really hard
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8y ago
I feel bad about projects like these, I really do. I'm sure a lot of effort have been put in and it probably satisfies what OP wants to do. But in the end, no one serious would ever consider using it.
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It doesn't support Mac OSX?
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What are they using to determine revenue of the companies?
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So build a lipid membrane, insert some DNA from a bacteria in there, and it will just function? Sounds like they missed explaining how the membrane will extract and execute the instructions from the DNA... which in itself is a huge question
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Do you have example of what you mean by that?
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I guess there too many variables. But most important is. Depends on the cleanliness of the home and willingness of the chef to properly handle food
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This is a game changer. But just how much more reliable will this be compared to Amazon RDS?
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I saw this the other day that may be even stranger than this rectangular iceberg, which is pretty weird too btw. https://www.express.co.uk/news/weird/1016610/weird-news-yout...
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There is something weird going on. Check this too: https://www.express.co.uk/news/weird/1016610/weird-news-yout...
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NASA Finds Perfectly Rectangular Iceberg In Antarctica
(forbes.com)
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