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jampa
4y ago
To get an international job I made a crawler that printed to the command line. I decided now to put an interface on it and make it a website. https://jsniffer.com/ It's a personal project, but completely free and witho
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Tell HN: Slack is having network issues in Threads and group DMs/channels
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4y ago
Depends on the use case. As someone without a lot of budget to hire devs, I currently use no code in my company extensively, our Airtable has 50 tables, some of them with > 10k records. There is certain excitement to do all in no-code no
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4y ago
As someone that uses Windows exclusively for games and with no SSD, this was the only solution that made using Windows tolerable. Nothing worse than your friends inviting you to play a quick match and be held by windows update screen for 15
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5y ago
As a former CSGO player (not a very competitive one) this trust factor really sucks, and Valve oversells it. If you play with lower ranked friends and do really good in matches you will get reported a lot which will tank your trust factor a
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5y ago
There are some sites for remote work that allows you to select countries and regions (like WeWorkRemotely), for Brazil some GitHubs that Brazilian look, like ( https://github.com/DyegoCosta/trabalhando-remoto#empregos )
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5y ago
Apparently they can't track IP and Device info but still can track when and how many times someone open. Last info found googling was from 2013 though: https://blog.filippo.io/how-the-new-gmail-image-proxy-works-...
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6y ago
Nice writeup! Speaking as someone that tried to be a founder from Brazil: I imagine that making it on Silicon Valley must be hard task on itself but making in an underdeveloped country makes odds stacked against you. We compete with compani
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6y ago
I fear they honestly wont stop at app banning now that it has a precedent and apparently lots of people are cheering for it, like the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_they_came_ ... poem: "First they came for ch
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New Samsung bootloader hard bricks phone flashed with carrier unlocked firmware
(xda-developers.com)
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9y ago
I know this is a non-issue for many, but those emojis look really dated. Every update they get harder and harder to read in small form. One of the things I observe, mainly on Instagram Stories is only people with iOS post with emojis attach
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9y ago
I wish you could also see raw values of those posts, some things I could not draw a conclusion from it. Example: Rails took a huge percentage hit (-12%), still node.js only got up (+3%), so is web jobs disappearing? or new jobs being create
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Ask HN: How do you deal with “Not happy, but maybe I'll regret giving it up”?
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9y ago
That's is what I think is one of the huge problems with GNU/Linux and OSS projects, design being an afterthought rather than one of the core features. I mean there is a ton of linux distributions that run better on my PC, but I st
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10y ago
Cant find the source now, but I read a theory that the origin of XXX is due to old movies and cartoons that shows poison in a flask with the "XXX" label, and it was used in programming to mark "poisonous code".
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10y ago
I would take the $1M: with that money you can reinvest part of it in a diversified portfolio and in the real state market having money and an income. Also due to inflation $5000 today might be worthless in 10 years, so it would take more th
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10y ago
Reminds me of the "thou shalt not commit logical fallacies" poster: http://i1.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/531/718/f03...
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10y ago
Answering directly to the question: no, both languages coexist for so long. I don't see "Python killing Ruby". Learn Ruby if you want to get started in web development, most of Ruby development projects is based on Ruby on Ra
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10y ago
Game modding The first contact I had to actual programming was messing with Pawno scripts to make gameservers in San Andreas multiplayer when I was 12... Spent hours and hours programming with it. It started simple placing coordinates where
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10y ago
Probably not on mobile, carriers the tend to share IPv4 address, you would get the same fingerprint ID on every AT&T iPhone 7 in France, for example.
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10y ago
I would hope so, but the CEO already said he was against it: F: How do you feel about Poké Radar and things that tap into the code and show where Pokémon are spawning? JH: Yeah, I don’t really like that. Not a fan. We have priorities right
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10y ago
This is not my twitter account. I just was citing the tweet as source.
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10y ago
I don't get why they don't make their own pokemon map, they hear a lot of feedback and still they choose to act against it. I made a map that scanned my whole city just for fun and leaning, released and showed to a couple of frien