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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
If you try sending many SMS really quick, maybe the 5th or 6th you send in a minute will get blocked by the telco instead of being delivered. This is usually (at least marketed as) a spam prevention system, so you don't blast people wi
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
Standard SMS plans usually have a human-typing-in-a-keyboard rate limit, around a handful per minute - you can manually try this, I've got blocked a couple of times by spamming a friend with "a", "b", "c".
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
I found in Wikipedia that Somebody Else™ checked that there are no counterexamples up until 2^68. So my attempt to find a counterexample is to start at (2^68)+1, and perform the 3x+1 or halving until I get to a number that's lower than
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
You arguably have something of substance to add - you can help improve the datasets by speaking or validating phrases in the project's website https://commonvoice.mozilla.org/ There are many languages available to pick
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
Source code also is all about KiddoPaint: https://kidpix.app/js/app.js
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
Don't even think about using Slack on a spotty internet connection.
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
There's one here: https://github.com/crystal-community/crystal-libraries-neede... Not sure how active it is, though.
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
Crystal started way before Ruby's static type system[0]. Matz even mentioned Crystal as a study case while explaining what Ruby's static type system would be like - back in 2016[1]. [0] https://manas.tech/blog&#x2F
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
Thanks! I'll get that fixed :) EDIT: PR submitted. Feel free to create one next time :) https://github.com/crystal-lang/crystal-website/pull/172/fil...
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
> In particular, our research indicates that users often associate this icon with a site being trustworthy, when in fact it's only the connection that's secure. I had the idea that browsers were showing a grayed-down padlock fo
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
To add some context, back when Reporting Wheel was developed the target audience mainly used feature phones. Even today, we run IVR and SMS campaigns instead in lots of countries (instead of using WhatsApp/Vibe/etc or even using a
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
(Disclaimer: I work at Manas.Tech, partners of InSTEDD that developed the Reporting Wheel, although I haven't joined the company back when they did it) Hi there! If you've liked the Reporting Wheel, you can see a couple of screens
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
Your goal here would be to make it easier for them to search than to ask. Have a generic link in which they could find most of their answers. When they ask something that's in the docs, reply with a link. When they ask something that&#
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
> The country has been going through an very bad financial crisis. It doesn't matter when you read this.
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
I guess most of the times it's not about a a dev not caring about the issue - it's about not being paid to address this scenarios. The default for most of the tools/frameworks is to generate this bloat without a nice fallback
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
Manas.Tech | Full-Stack Engineer | REMOTE (Europe-based) | https://manas.tech Manas.Tech is a team of doers, and what we do is unconventional software. From firefighting drones to city planning tools, and from biotech to Crystal
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by mgarciaisaia 5y ago
Manas.Tech is a team of doers, and what we do is unconventional software. From firefighting drones to city planning tools, and from biotech to [Crystal]( https://crystal-lang.org/ ), a programming language for humans and comp