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   by msoad 4y ago

   I'm going to call out bad actors here too: * GenDocu - Jared Madden. Something gRPC related * Steven Zhou - PhD student in organizational psychology at George Mason University * Elliott Ash and Swagatam Sinha -- Swiss Federal Institute
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   Tell HN: Stop sending unsolicited emails to developers GitHub email

   106 points by msoad 4y ago|78 comments
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   by msoad 4y ago

   I don’t think many people actually care about the number as much as Samsung likes to think they do. I am a tech nerd commenting on hacker news. I have an iPhone 12 Pro and I really don’t know how many pixels my camera has. 12?
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   by msoad 4y ago

   You can solve this using the <picture> element. As Github does: https://github.blog/changelog/2022-08-15-specify-theme-conte...
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   by msoad 4y ago

   curl --head https://sec-ch-prefers-color-scheme.glitch.me/ HTTP/2 200 date: Fri, 19 Aug 2022 18:55:43 GMT content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8 content-length: 936 x-powered-by: Expres
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   by msoad 4y ago

   > The Sec-CH-Prefers-Color-Scheme client hint header is supported on Chromium 93. Other vendors' feedback, namely WebKit's and Mozilla's, is pending. I don't see this header being sent in Chrome 104!
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   by msoad 4y ago

   Push is a bad design. The client should manage the resources on the client not the server. Stuff like resource media queries for instance. How the server can know if user wants dark mode or light mode CSS file?
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   Removing HTTP/2 Server Push from Chrome(developer.chrome.com)

   202 points by msoad 4y ago|201 comments
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   by msoad 4y ago

   Shazam loads so freaking fast and ready to listen on my iPhone I really want to read an article on how they did it. It loads as fast as an empty hello world app but the button is ready to press and listen!
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    by msoad 4y ago

    with that logic many Russians also work for Google, Microsoft or Facebook. So what? Picking a name from Russia is not a crime! What is this comment?!
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    by msoad 4y ago

    My guess: A network of apartment complexes across the country that you can own equity in the entire enterprise instead of one single home. You can "freely" move between the apartments without having to go through financing etc. Th
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    by msoad 4y ago

    Hope those folks are going to recover. Hope Google releases details on how this took Google Search down? In theory the entire data center can vanish and everything should stay functional
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    by msoad 4y ago

    This article is purely speculation. There nothing back up this claim. I have a Roomba and the map is mediocre at best. Will they use iRobot's platform to sell their future data collection initiatives? Maybe, maybe not. Maybe they didn&
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    by msoad 4y ago

    At 27 PE Apple is not expected to grow like before. I don't think anyone is expecting Apple pulling another iPhone like product out of its sleeve
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    by msoad 4y ago

    * Trying 151.101.1.69:80... * Connected to stackoverflow.com (151.101.1.69) port 80 (#0) > GET / HTTP/1.1 > Host: stackoverflow.com > User-Agent: curl/7.79.1 >
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    by msoad 4y ago

    It might sound crazy but I bought a Tesla mainly not to go through the dealership hell. I hate hat hate the whole thing so much!
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    by msoad 4y ago

    Photoshop also has super resolution
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    by msoad 4y ago

    This is as old as history of art. To me art is "anything you don't have to do". People start doing art when their basic needs are met and then start doing things they don't have to do to survive. Looking in history you c
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    by msoad 4y ago

    I'm an anti-stuff guy so just reading this is giving me anxiety! Why people need to collect anything? It's just stuff!
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    by msoad 4y ago

    Longer and longer commute for your grocery store workers. See fig. 1 (San Francisco)
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    by msoad 4y ago

    This reads like a buzzword soup to me as well. All of the "ideas" presented are existing systems that author wants them in the source control software. Not sure why? Also GitHub is the defacto monorepo? Since when you can fork&#x2
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    by msoad 4y ago

    Maybe if they increase prices to satisfy Wall Street it will be replaceable.
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    by msoad 4y ago

    Sending money to those countries is against US sanctions. So now we're back to the point a lot of cryptocurrency skeptics say. It's only useful for illegal activities.
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    by msoad 4y ago

    Internet protocols are all decentralized. We tried, users do not want to be an agent in a distributed system. They want to watch TikTok on their phone, not setup a home server or a wallet for decentralized finance ideas. Coinbase and simila
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    by msoad 4y ago

    People I know send money to their families using Western Union or PayPal. It's often completely free to send money using those systems.
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    by msoad 4y ago

    I honestly don’t think actual cryptocurrency’s exist. I was very excited when bitcoin came out in 2008 or so but soon after I thought this is not really useful as a currency
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    by msoad 4y ago

    I’m a little surprised why Chinese firms aren’t coming in and competing? Maybe they think web is not important for their future anymore?
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    by msoad 4y ago

    Then you have harder to reason about test that can fail in its complex parameter matrix. I think it's okay for test to be a little bit repetitive
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    by msoad 4y ago

    I should say "untrusted code" to be more specific.
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    by msoad 4y ago

    Today I learned. Thank you!