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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
Onin | London, UK or similar timezone | REMOTE | Mobile, React Native, Swift, Objective-C | £100-£120K + £100K options + Private Health Insurance + 33 days holiday (incl. bank holidays) The app: https://onin.co With a founding t
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Operation Luigi: How I hacked my friend without her noticing (2017)(mango.pdf.zone)
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
Onin | London, UK or similar timezone | REMOTE | Mobile, React Native, Swift, Objective-C | £100-£120K + £100K options + Private Health Insurance + 33 days holiday (incl. bank holidays) The app: https://onin.co With a founding t
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
Cool idea
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Making React fast by default and truly reactive(legendapp.com)
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
Hopefully all his fellow colluders will also go to jail. He didn't do this single handedly.
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Ask HN: Positioning Yourself in the Future of AI: What Should You Build?
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Everything SBF is doing is in singular pursuit of not going to jail(newsletter.mollywhite.net)
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Reasoning about asyncio.Semaphore by Guido van Rossum(neopythonic.blogspot.com)
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Asdf(neopythonic.blogspot.com)
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
If the task is a long running expensive task, it's going to block the main thread from being responsive to user input. If it's a quick task then you don't need to schedule it. I struggle to see the place for a medium length t
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
Or... use a web worker
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
Yeah I find it relaxing to fill out CAPTCHAs as well (not)
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
This one? https://github.com/twosixlabs/coffeebreak
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
Does premium support multiline?
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
So much this!
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
I wonder if one of these tools could make suggestions for code edits. A bit like es-lint but a suggested refactor
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Ask HN: SIM jacking, is it a practical risk?
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Awesome Unique IDs(github.com)
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
Yes when I’m cycling. Also for setting reminders and weather forecast
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Blockchain Solutionism [video](youtube.com)
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Blockchain Solutionism(blog.mollywhite.net)
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
This epitomizes my passion for coding -- it's the lowest barrier to entry for being an inventor
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Catching Pedophiles Using AI(youtube.com)
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
This is how I see it could work: * Queries are encoded into sql and matcher functions * Whenever data is mutated a change set is emitted - eg similar to immer * This change set is used to generate SQL UPDATE statements * The change set is a
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
I think that CRDT and OTs are a bit overkill for TinyBase. Most apps are not text editors or figma. Most apps are just forms. The general solution for forms is to track which fields on a record have been modified by the user. The user’s ch
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
My pleasure, happy to discuss how to architect if there’s a discord / GitHub issue. I know for a fact the react native community are pining for this.
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
You’re 80% of the way there now that you have encoded SQL-like syntax now all you have to do is to translate that into raw SQL queries to be executed
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
Yeah but I feel like it could be used for that, if only retrieval and storage could be done incrementally…
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by mfbx9da4 4y ago
If I understand correctly the issue with storing and retrieving from SQLite is that it won’t be incremental?

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