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by lunaru 8y ago
Before rolling out this exact feature in our own chat product we resisted doing so because of the concerns being echoed here. However, it was becoming obvious from the demands from our users that this was make-or-break feature in a modern c
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by lunaru 8y ago
For my team, this article comes at some interesting timing, since we're bumping into some of the same issues with Rails. Rails is now a mature framework and part of the problem is its lack of consideration for large existing codebases
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by lunaru 8y ago
The web has come a long way and expectations from consumers have evolved over the years. While admittedly a lot of the bloat likely comes from negative things like trackers, ads, etc there are also assets loaded on a typical page that genui
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by lunaru 8y ago
When it comes to navigating China and your choices are Suit, Network, or Code, you take the Network every time. Alcohol tolerance is a plus.
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by lunaru 8y ago
The funny thing about Google as a Gatekeeper is that it's already a Gatekeeper via search. Even in a world where there are no 30% distribution shares, most products still live and die by their ranking on search results for either brand
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by lunaru 8y ago
Re:amaze | Full-stack software developer | San Jose, CA | REMOTE (U.S.) and INTERNS welcome | https://www.reamaze.com Re:amaze is a multi-channel customer support and messaging platform. We focus on helping businesses support, e
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by lunaru 8y ago
I recommend Journey to the West out of the four. Kind of like an RPG-esque journey about a monkey and his gang traveling in search of Buddhist scriptures. You'll get to learn about Sun Wukong, who is the basis for a lot of Chinese, Jap
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by lunaru 8y ago
Most discussions regarding Chinese literature would start with the big four (novels): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classic_Chinese_Novels
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by lunaru 8y ago
HN has a pretty strong history of people posting their/other's projects, commercial or otherwise and getting feedback. So in a way, every Show HN is an advertisement. I don't believe this should be discouraged. I personally f
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by lunaru 8y ago
Can anyone close to the Xerox/Fujifilm situation comment on why this matters/doesn't matter/is relevant?
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Tesla's electric trucks may be more cost-effective than expected(engadget.com)
3 points by lunaru 9y ago|1 comments
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by lunaru 9y ago
HN is now (fortunately? unfortunately?) large enough that multiple groups of people with different consumer identities coexist under the same forum. I'd guess that startup founders are a minority by user count. As a founder of a startu
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The A. Lange and Söhne Triple Split(hodinkee.com)
1 points by lunaru 9y ago|0 comments
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7 Things We Did to Double Our SaaS Paid Subscriptions in 2017(betterthansure.com)
3 points by lunaru 9y ago|0 comments
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by lunaru 9y ago
The shutdown of tls-sni-01 doesn't affect the http-01 challenge, so the workaround is to switch your code over to the latter if this is affecting you. We're using Greenlock ( https://github.com/Daplie/node-gree
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by lunaru 9y ago
That sounds like any bank. Computer systems as the source of truth for billions of dollars of assets is not new.
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by lunaru 9y ago
By the end, power levels were at absurd numbers (I think in the billions?) Crypto bulls' collective wet dreams.
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by lunaru 9y ago
Not everyone can learn to code (well), imo. But, that's not an elitist coding-is-harder-than-other-things statement -- it's just the truth for any discipline. Not everyone can draw/paint; not everyone can sing; not everyone c
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by lunaru 9y ago
Every year around this time we get the singles day news that yet another record has been broken. I'm going to guess it's going to be the same next year and the year after that since the Chinese middle class is growing (and adoptin
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Delta Airlines plane flies straight into Hurricane Irma – and out again(theguardian.com)
4 points by lunaru 9y ago|0 comments
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Why Genghis Khan’s tomb can’t be found(bbc.com)
133 points by lunaru 9y ago|147 comments
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The Tesla Way of Making a Great Product(betterthansure.com)
4 points by lunaru 9y ago|0 comments
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U.S. math team finishes 4th behind Korea, China, Vietnam(upi.com)
9 points by lunaru 9y ago|7 comments
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by lunaru 9y ago
I want to make an obvious point, but I know it confused me quite a bit for a while, so just in case it helps anyone else: There's CouchDB and then there's Couchbase which is similarly named but completely different. I recommend an
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Three men in Thailand ran clickfarm with over 300,000 SIM cards and 400 iPhones(theverge.com)
33 points by lunaru 9y ago|3 comments
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The Daytona: Rolex’s Ultimate Veblen Product(betterthansure.com)
2 points by lunaru 9y ago|0 comments
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by lunaru 9y ago
Being a founder is tough and the grind several years in can feel like a heavy burden. However, it sounds like with the LOI, you might be looking at an opportunity that comes with a welcome change of pace. Directly answering your original qu
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LaVar Ball: A Master Storyteller(betterthansure.com)
2 points by lunaru 9y ago|0 comments
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Stripe Sessions(stripe.events)
2 points by lunaru 9y ago|0 comments
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This is the cheapest private jet in the world – and it's a true game-changer(businessinsider.com)
1 points by lunaru 9y ago|0 comments

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