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by lrossi 6y ago
The website looks really slick! Clean and fast. Is it built with tailwind by any chance? Anyway, I submitted my self-published book on dynamic programming: https://sw46.github.io/pip-book/ Hoping that it may be approve
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by lrossi 6y ago
Meanwhile, Qt seems to have the same issue: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-3796
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by lrossi 6y ago
Your SSL certificate is misconfigured.
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by lrossi 6y ago
Even simpler: serve txt files. Browsers display them just fine.
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by lrossi 6y ago
From the mouth of Linus: https://marc.info/?l=linux-kernel&m=95496636207616&w=2 It’s a bit old, but it should still apply. I remember that in general he was annoyed when seeing people recommend mmap instead of read&
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by lrossi 6y ago
This is like saying that your input schema has changed a little, but you still want to push the code to production without retesting it.
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by lrossi 6y ago
This page looks very useful: https://leetresumes.com/blog/leet-resumes-technical-resume-d... Do you mind if I share a link to it on social media?
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by lrossi 6y ago
That’s nice of you. I am not sure why there’s a fee at all for job searchers, but if it helps with avoiding spammers and ads/data selling, it could make sense. Is it possible to look around without making an account? Something like see
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by lrossi 6y ago
In that case you might want to update your privacy policy, you are mentioning google and Facebook ads.
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by lrossi 6y ago
So it’s a paid service but they also show ads from Google and Facebook?
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by lrossi 6y ago
760 pages! I skimmed through the graph visualization section. It’s quite interesting.
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by lrossi 6y ago
I wonder if he has a World of Warcraft account as well.
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by lrossi 6y ago
There is a chess engine in there :) https://opensource.apple.com/source/Chess/Chess-408/
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by lrossi 6y ago
Nobody lost their fortune just by keeping dollars in an account. Most people who invested in altcoins have.
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by lrossi 6y ago
Actually a lot of people like the tech behind cryptocurrencies. The blockchain has a lot in common with the inner workings of git, for example. What I don’t like is all the scams they have been used for.
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by lrossi 6y ago
Something that just crossed my mind is whether this method is destructive or not. Is it possible to steal the key, read it, then give it back to the owner?
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by lrossi 6y ago
Even with this problem, using the keys for U2F is safer than SMS two factor auth. Possibly also safer than authentication app on phone, which could be compromised in various ways.
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by lrossi 6y ago
If you do client side “rendering” (which means that you get page content from the server in json format, and generate the html from javascript), you have to show a placeholder until the webpage content gets generated. Otherwise the user see
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by lrossi 6y ago
I like it. Less distracting than an IDE for beginners. The GUI is based on tkinter. It looks surprisingly good.
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by lrossi 6y ago
> While Gumroad was no longer on track to become a billion-dollar company, I acquired a new asset: time. That’s okay, becoming a billion dollar company doesn’t have to be your goal. Staying smaller might be good not just for your work-li
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by lrossi 6y ago
If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. [0] [0] Abraham H. Maslow (1966). The Psychology of Science.
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by lrossi 6y ago
This is pretty much what I think of it as well. Disappointed to see it’s for videos and not books. It’s not worth giving 30% of a book price to a company just for serving a 1 MB file.
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by lrossi 6y ago
Many of the products you mention are powered by some SQL db. Either MySQL or postgres should be fine. This is old, boring tech but works fine and will scale up without issues for the workloads you mentioned. IIRC even stackoverflow.com is p
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by lrossi 6y ago
Just the fact that it’s not my city and not my risk, so not for me to decide.
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by lrossi 6y ago
Here is a video filmed in London this Christmas: https://youtu.be/Yz7wJZln6Kw Plenty of people outside. In fact, I would call it lightly crowded, although less than other years. Many people don’t wear masks. It’s not a surp
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by lrossi 6y ago
https://sunsetcss.com/ has some nice demos. I liked most the wobble: it works great for giving feedback on error when a button cannot do something. However I would not use many of these effects. You are showing them in term
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by lrossi 6y ago
For me, the worst is: > [1, 2] + [3, 4] // returns "1,23,4" Due to muscle memory from Python, it’s very easy to mess it up.
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by lrossi 6y ago
> My experience is that it takes at least 6 months to reach the “performing” level, and sometimes much more. If staff switch teams more often than that, teams never reach their full potential. On one hand, I agree with this, as I have be
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by lrossi 6y ago
I think maybe Facebook should stop asking for complicated algorithms questions in their interviews, and instead ask to debug code like this with 7 indentation levels per function and behavior affected by a dozen flags. The tool is nice, but
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by lrossi 6y ago
Thanks for replying! In this case I think a lot of people are wondering what they changed. Would it be possible to extract that info from the paths modified, filtered with some handwritten rules to classify the changes? For example, did the

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