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901.
by leros 5y ago
Being intellectually intelligent doesn't make you much different from the average person.
902.
by leros 5y ago
It will still end up costing this person tons of legal fees and probably years of stress to get there though.
903.
by leros 5y ago
Email is your proof of identity. It's absolutely critical. Anyone with your email can not only impersonate you, but gain access to many of your online accounts.
904.
by leros 5y ago
Definitely. I had locked myself into semi-urban living in one of only several tech hubs. I'm now considering all the possibilities. It also makes working while traveling a much more open thing to do. I'm considering getting an RV
905.
by leros 5y ago
This is pretty common nowadays, for both schools and companies. You can always turn the VPN off when you're not connecting to school resources. I get why it feels a little weird, but you are connecting to the university private network
906.
by leros 5y ago
If you're willing to pay for it, buy a Prusa MK3. It's one of the more solid printers. For the most part, it just works. Start printing existing models off Thingiverse and other model sites. You'll eventually run into some te
907.
by leros 5y ago
I had agreed to terms of service and was a paying Google Cloud customer. The API itself was free to use if they granted you quota. Maybe if I was a larger corporate customer, I would have had enough spend to have a sales rep and the ability
908.
by leros 5y ago
I don't use Facebook either. Part of the problem is that other people treat it as if everyone is on Facebook. People will only invite you to events on Facebook. Restaurants will only post updates to Facebook. Businesses have support fo
909.
by leros 5y ago
I think one of the problems is that content review requires human moderation, which takes some time to occur. So the question is what to do in the meantime? You can either default to leaving the content up or taking the content down. Both a
910.
by leros 5y ago
Can you share the product? I'm curious.
911.
by leros 5y ago
I built a startup that depended on YouTube API access for critical functionality. I worked with Google to get a high API quota approved. It took months. They knew everything about my system architecture, product user flows, revenue models e
912.
by leros 5y ago
Your body will hold off sickness when you have high levels of stress. If you're getting sick on vacation, it likely means your stress levels are unhealthily high normally.
913.
by leros 5y ago
I've essentially developed my own boiler plate as I've built my last few projects. I could clone a project and strip it down in about a day.
914.
by leros 5y ago
Aha! I knew Azure was built on top of AWS.
915.
Ask HN: What do you read for general knowledge?
128 points by leros 5y ago|115 comments
916.
Ask HN: How do you manage depth vs. breadth in your hobbies?
31 points by leros 5y ago|10 comments
917.
by leros 5y ago
I wonder if you're prematurely optimizing? Do you already have a human moderation team that can handle images too?
918.
by leros 5y ago
AliExpress figured out how to get out of my promotions tab and into my inbox. That's the only thing I've noticed.
919.
by leros 5y ago
In college, I walked out on an internship interview with a company that sounds a lot like Sysco. I asked what kinds of projects the interns worked on and the interviewer proudly told me how interns don't do any real work and are just g
920.
by leros 5y ago
I walked out of an interview with a well known company that does a lot of military contracting. The first thing they asked me to do was sign a document saying I would be willing to work without hesitation on things designed to take human li
921.
by leros 5y ago
Thank you for saying simple React. I feel like I'm insane sometimes as I can do 99.9% of what I need without Redux.
922.
by leros 5y ago
I'd be really curious to see if you can use the underlying Postgres to do effective relational queries. This could be an interesting solution for migrating a mongo database to a Postgres database. Or at least having more relational que
923.
by leros 5y ago
It's very likely about the brand and trademarks. The WinAmp software is dead, but the brand is alive and there is a company trying to build something under it.
924.
by leros 5y ago
I have a database table with my customers' subscription and any usage info I need to track. I do have to keep that in sync with their subscription in Stripe. I check that table often to see if a feature is enabled or if a user has rema
925.
by leros 5y ago
I used to teach a college lab course where students would do a lab project on their own time and then bring it to class to have it checked and graded. I'd always ask a few basic questions about it and it was really obvious who didn&#x2
926.
by leros 5y ago
Your servers can crash, go offline, etc and you can recover you business. If you lose your database, corrupt it, etc you can't recover and it could destroy your business. I don't want to deal with that worry so I used managed data
927.
by leros 5y ago
I've seen front end developer folks on UX teams that do a blend of design work and quick mock/prototype development. We've also used them as consultants for the development teams for implementing final UI code.
928.
by leros 5y ago
There is a psychological aspect too. Show people 10 results and they'll actually look at them. Show people 100 results and they'll not only quickly scroll through them but also skip the top results, which is counterproductive. The
929.
by leros 5y ago
Apps like this took off during the pandemic last year. Most restaurants here have QR code menus. Most download a PDF, some link to a Google Doc. It all works fine I guess. Does your solution do anything different? Either way, what's yo
930.
by leros 5y ago
Cloudflare Workers are cool because of the infrastructure they run on. Where does Blueboat run?

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