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by maxsavin 9y ago
They're out there folks
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by maxsavin 9y ago
In the US, we pay our rights: taxes.
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by maxsavin 9y ago
This is already happening in the rest of the world. Here's how it works: In many places, having a data plan is not affordable. It might cost $10 per month, but it's a lot since most people in the developing world make like $200 pe
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by maxsavin 9y ago
I had a similar experience with their EarPods. I'm pretty sure it got ear wax and all out too :) It does feel like AirPods should be officially water proof though. (Especially since the iPhone and Watch models that launched with it wer
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by maxsavin 9y ago
This can be used to shut down services like Bitcoin, can't it?
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by maxsavin 9y ago
This is horrible
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by maxsavin 9y ago
Look for a CBD strain it's what you're looking for :) Most people don't like it because it doesn't get them "high" but it gets you feeling good.
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by maxsavin 9y ago
I love how they used Helvetica for the content.
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by maxsavin 9y ago
I'm not super familiar with DDD but I do like the ideas behind it - in some cases I think I am doing something similar to it. However - isn't that essentially creating another layer on top of MongoDB? It looks like this could be i
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by maxsavin 9y ago
Well - if you mean that MongoDB has a CRUD-like API, and Meteor uses MongoDB, yes, but other than that I do not see the connection. Can you explain?
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by maxsavin 9y ago
I think you might need to give Meteor a second look, if only to learn a few things from it. It has nothing to do with (and does much more than) CRUD.
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by maxsavin 9y ago
More details please :)
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by maxsavin 9y ago
Lol - a thread like this seems to pop up every couple of months. They are updating it like all the time with new features. The biggest problem with it is that the data layer does not scale well for large apps, and that has tainted the reput
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by maxsavin 9y ago
Lol what did they expect when they launched that microphone-based feature
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by maxsavin 9y ago
The problem is that platforms enable this kind of behavior. Once it's the open, someone will take advantage of it, and then others would only put themselves at a disadvantage by not doing it too. The real question is, how did our infra
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by maxsavin 9y ago
So long as these companies maintain their dominant positions, and no major market shifts happen (such as introduction of the global computer network), it's not likely that someone can challenge them directly. However, they are being ch
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Show HN: Looking for an admin panel / dashboard app for your Meteor app?(meteorcandy.com)
1 points by maxsavin 9y ago|0 comments
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by maxsavin 9y ago
My biggest gripe with these tools is that, because some of them are specifications, they have a viral property. For example, if most data consumption APIs switch to GraphQL, you become "forced" to use the tool.
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Ask HN: What do you think would happen if the Linux kernel had a patents clause?
1 points by maxsavin 9y ago|1 comments
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by maxsavin 9y ago
Introversion and extroversion is really a scale, but most people use it in a binary way. Plus, it varies by the context. It has also taken on it's own social meaning. For example, shyness is often associated with introversion and that
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by maxsavin 9y ago
The big thing I've learned is that loneliness is simply your brain signaling you to go meet people - it's natural and there's nothing wrong with it. Meeting people is hard though - but there are plenty of ways to do it, espec
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by maxsavin 9y ago
Thank you, my big anxious horror was relieved by knowing I'm not the only one.
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by maxsavin 9y ago
And now, for a tinfoil hat moment: even though companies like Microsoft and Google are using Facebook's libraries, it is possible that they have some kind of private deal in regards to the patents clause.
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by maxsavin 9y ago
It doesn't seem smart to use machine translation for anything legal related. I wonder if this kind of tool can get one in trouble. For example, a mistranslation causes the privacy policy to mean something else than intended.
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by maxsavin 9y ago
From what my buddies in finance tell me, these things are expensed as dinners.
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by maxsavin 9y ago
Perhaps programmers who use spaces also participate in satanic rituals
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by maxsavin 9y ago
You might want to ask a lawyer to subpoena them. Time is ticking - I believe backups are held for only a bit of time.
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by maxsavin 9y ago
The more honest explanation here is that our industry is producing apps that are junk. Everybody enjoyed downloading apps because they got a kick out of them. Now the industry is mostly pumping decaf.
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by maxsavin 9y ago
Genius is a strong word here
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by maxsavin 9y ago
I had a hard time finding freelance work, and was like, everyone in the Meteor world needs a dashboard.. so here it is :)

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