kossae

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by kossae 8y ago
After watching the demo and reminiscing of my beginnings in programming experimentation, I feel like this paradigm will become the de-facto way to produce an app in the future. At least basic CRUD apps which are still tons of standard boile
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by kossae 8y ago
I thought SourceTree had a dark mode? Although perhaps this was a somewhat recent addition.
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by kossae 8y ago
> The typing module is one of the heaviest and slowest modules in the standard library even with all the optimizations made. Have you noticed any decreases in performance using core typing?
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by kossae 8y ago
I'm asking the same question. We use GitLab at work, and the amount of bloat being added to this piece of software is becoming ridiculous. While I'm sure 'Auto-Devops' and other tools have their place at larger organizat
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by kossae 8y ago
Those two examples are fine applications of ML. The problem is when you're dealing with sequential, timestamped content that SHOULD be displayed in the order it was posted. I think companies should very judiciously apply ML in these ca
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by kossae 8y ago
I think this is the likely reason. For instance, 5 years ago when I'd never tracked a calorie in my life, I had no idea how bad most of the things I was eating were for me, or even how good some of the other things were. Quantifying th
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by kossae 8y ago
I think the jury.io reference should have been to https://jury.online/ ... but only guessing here.
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by kossae 8y ago
Same here! Here is the article I came across with some further info for reference: https://theloadstar.co.uk/flexport-spreads-wings-deal-wga-ga...
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by kossae 8y ago
This is likely the reason. I forget the article/post, but I recall reading about this on HN a while back. Basically the licensing for fonts across all platforms can become very costly, so developing a typeface in house becomes an appea
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by kossae 8y ago
A couple non-starters here for me is the immediate asking for location data and login method. Perhaps you should delay the location request until the user chooses a 'Current Location' option? Otherwise you're asking where I a
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by kossae 8y ago
Thanks for this! That's a game-changer for Safari-based logins for me.
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by kossae 8y ago
Wow. As an iPhone user I actually wasn't aware of how easy LastPass is on Android. I, too, hate all of the steps (leave browser to open the app, search for your site, copy password, go back to the browser, paste password). Hopefully I&
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by kossae 8y ago
I’ve always been curious as to what “psychological training” would consist of to prepare for seeing such explicit content day in and day out. Perhaps something similar to military/war psychological practices?
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by kossae 8y ago
Seriously. Not all of your services have to be Node services either. If there is other computationally intensive work that needs to be done, it can always be handed off to a more performant process.
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by kossae 8y ago
The ease of love acquisition you speak of with respect to dogs does not apply to the Shiba Inu (as pictured in the article), just for the record.. :)
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by kossae 8y ago
I was using BoostNote, then Quiver, then settled on VimWiki using Markdown instead of the native format for my entries. It’s been invaluable and all of my notes are much more portable/transferable.. even as opposed to the cell-based JS
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by kossae 8y ago
I would think the best use of Apple's time is reverse engineering (if the exploit is not already assumed/known) the device and releasing an update rendering it useless. If that isn't possible, perhaps litigation would be the
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by kossae 9y ago
This confused me as well, especially after coming back to it after the change. I had assumed some other Slack post went up and received equally or greater activity than the original post.
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by kossae 9y ago
In that case I would recommend pushing as many subscribers over to your e-mail newsletter as possible. I'm sure this has already been attempted to some degree on your part, but e-mail marketing is very effective when done right and cou
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by kossae 9y ago
Even still.. something like that should not make it past review, unless that process is broken as well.
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by kossae 9y ago
This actually happened to me recently. While I didn’t come out of the situation with “hate”, it provided me a feeling I’ve not before felt on social media. In discussing a topic with someone back and forth, the conversation devolved quickly
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by kossae 9y ago
Pure speculation and IANATL, but it seems like ~$1000 is where the IRS starts caring about fraudulent activity.
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by kossae 9y ago
That's certainly a very interesting way to structure a domain deal. If you don't mind me asking, was this through a specific marketplace or via private sale? A domain marketplace with this model could be very beneficial to bootstr
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by kossae 9y ago
You have definitely constructed a great piece of software. GitLab has been a godsend for development workflows at our organization, and I’ve been watching it since that same Show HN so congratulations! That’s a very inspiring example.
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by kossae 9y ago
Seriously. That particular section is describing an average inherent distribution of career preferences/abilities due, in PART, to biological causes. However social (mainly), economic, and tons of other factors can come into play here.
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by kossae 9y ago
The biggest one I’m always reminded of is “Do you have a phone?”... The always-on, cloud-connected device that you carry everywhere at all times?
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by kossae 9y ago
I recall a time when email spam was not so effectively fought. I was far more skeptical of posting, linking to, or generally giving out my email due to the potential onslaught of spam afterwards. I assume the challenge here is similar, but
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by kossae 9y ago
This is the case I've seen the most. It also really speaks to what is the ultimate security hole which is human error and social engineering. Granted your friend was not being malicious, the fact that it was that easy is scary.
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by kossae 9y ago
This is the very interesting part. By offering such great shipping terms on nearly everything (or close variants of), they're essentially setting the bar higher for any e-commerce store which carries similar items. This means businesse

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