journey_16162

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by journey_16162 4y ago
I'm bootstrapping a small software product and working as a contractor to support myself. I have been long thinking about switching to a full time job instead. After reading the recent comments here and in other threads, it seems like
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by journey_16162 4y ago
Maybe it would if it had a more permissive license.
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by journey_16162 4y ago
My dream for WebAssembly is direct filesystem / local database access in Electron apps and mobile apps powered by a WebView. So you could have for instance, a Rust binary that does almost everything and is able to use DOM for rendering
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I have created a Node.js program that would scrape comments from a certain blog, look up websites for email address (some commenters had a website attached) and put them into HubSpot. Then I have created a Chrome extension that would extend
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by journey_16162 5y ago
Sometimes there's also a part before job hunting - preparing your portfolio. Nowadays you get a lot of "show us what you made on GitHub" - which sort of makes sense from employers standpoint because you get to see code qualit
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by journey_16162 5y ago
Something like in Toxoplasmosa. It's just a random product of evolution, nothing computational. > The life cycle of the parasite Toxoplasma gondii goes like this: Toxoplasma reproduces inside the intestine of a cat, which sheds the
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by journey_16162 5y ago
Not OP. I don't see how handwriting is better. I'm already working on the laptop, notepad app is almost integrated with everything else, I can access it in miliseconds with keyboard shortcuts. I can create a similar list in a simp
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I'm somewhat guilty of this when working on a desktop app. I made a state management library, though I realized I cannot possibly finish it in full so I spent only 100h on it to get it minimally working. I don't consider it a wast
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by journey_16162 5y ago
Not always. Czech Republic has a higher GDP per person than Poland. Poland is much bigger and has sea access. Both countries had a similar starting point after USSR collapse.
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by journey_16162 5y ago
If you have a list of elements rendered in a container (from array), does React always re-render the whole thing (contents of container) when adding / removing elements from the array or is there a way to work around that? I'm com
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I was not able to achieve what I wanted with Selinux. As far as I understand it, SeLinux is a blacklist approach, rather than whitelist. You can go far on Linux without SELinux, by making user accounts for specific applications and tasks. I
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I was using node-ipc for an Electron app I'm developing (not published yet). I considered removing it way earlier in favor of just passing messages via Electron main processes, as I considered node-ipc an unnecessary attack vector pote
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I think there should always be something left on the table. If the west does everything possible to hurt Russia, Russia will have nothing to lose and will be more likely to attack NATO countries. This is something they should reserve in cas
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by journey_16162 5y ago
We don't know that - and sadly, it's not that unlikely. But if they don't retreat from those regions while it's still an unknown, it will just give Russia pretext to invade entire Ukraine. They don't have a lot to l
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by journey_16162 5y ago
Yeah it is, because it sucks you in. I'm working hard, I have not achieved any significant success yet, but I really love the whole lifestyle of work, work, work. And it's a mish mash, sometimes I get to work on really interesting
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by journey_16162 5y ago
Their best bet is probably to give them up, in hopes Russia will not invade the entire country.
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by journey_16162 5y ago
Yes, I found it on HN search, it was submitted in 2014. I was surprised that the exact url still works and shows recent data.
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Ukraine Conflict Live Map(liveuamap.com)
469 points by journey_16162 5y ago|429 comments
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by journey_16162 5y ago
> Reasonable if you remember the lessons of 19th and 20th centuries and even earlier. Western Europe has long been aggressor > A sane country must protect themselves from those well known bad actors. let's not forget that Russia&
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I don't have experience with games, but I dare say it's not exclusive to games. I work on a desktop app for over a year. Initially I thought that 1,800h was a fair estimate for minimum acceptable version. I put 1,400 of raw dev ti
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by journey_16162 5y ago
Possibly huge as it increases the chance for a global conflict in the coming years.
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I'm not sure what's the problem. I have done MRI twice in the last year, I always told I don't want music and I don't see how someone would find it weird. I don't want to damage my ears - the music was super loud, a
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I have seen the opposite effect in my grandmother. She is definitely not on a mission. She just wants to live as long as she could, despite outliving pretty much everyone her age group and also her children. She's never been saying &qu
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I would say keep an eye on dev dependencies which are a part of the build process. Malicious code there could easily append malicious code to the production build, even if you have a deployment server setup. This is just as dangerous as a m
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by journey_16162 5y ago
Q: What is the percentage of oxygen in Earth's atmosphere? A: 78.5% Funny how it's the type of mistake a kid learning basic geology could make - minus the .5%
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by journey_16162 5y ago
> The 10x programmer is a silly myth. The idea that someone can produce in 1 day what another competent, hard working, similarly experienced programmer can produce in 2 weeks is silly. I think the 10x programmer myth was never about prod
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I don't like to see where it's going. I mean, there are good chances this is the future of desktop computing. And it's no good in my opinion. Computers already cut us out from our bodies and trap in head as is. Replacing the
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New Laser Zaps Mosquitoes in SlowMotion (2010)(youtube.com)
1 points by journey_16162 5y ago|0 comments
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by journey_16162 5y ago
> But isn't this much, much easier if you just piggyback on the Apple hardware ? Would that be even legal? I mean selling a commercial OS that would be marketed to install as a replacement OS on the most locked, most proprietary har
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I'm refactoring a (not so big) TypeScript codebase from exceptions to returning error results for this reason. I don't know about Java, but TypeScript does not have a way to annotate that a function throws, not to mention what it

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