msoad

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by msoad 5y ago
Was this written by GPT3?
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by msoad 5y ago
> No, it doesn't. More like ignoring long term plans when you see something good is in front of you that wasn't planned. Think Slack team working on the video game an noticing their chat app is great...
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by msoad 5y ago
Yes, but how expensive it is to render on request time anyways? Is it really a better experience to send a "mostly accurate HTML" and "hydrate" it with JavaScript in client? I am working on this kind of technologies and
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by msoad 5y ago
This attitude works only if your team is not toxic and others in your team are not taking credit for the work. In my company, if I try to do a lot of work it will backfire. I will out that my work is being celebrated by some no-talent PM an
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by msoad 5y ago
I'm at Staff level and work about this much. Pay is great too! I'm just so freaking bored. Bootstrapping something on my own sounds good actually, maybe I should try that.
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by msoad 5y ago
Can you explain why a comment like this is posted here? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29344355
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by msoad 5y ago
Please go ahead and explain. I'm genuinely curious. The best defend I've heard is "my parents generation were farmers but now living in a nice apartment thanks to CCP so we are thankful for what they did..."
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by msoad 5y ago
Every time there is a story that criticizes China's Communist Party there is a flood of troll-like comments here in Hacker News. Lot of "What about X" comments and just general trolling and uncivil behavior. As a non-Chinese
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by msoad 5y ago
I don't believe anything until CCP let her leave the country
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by msoad 5y ago
Making CCP sweat a little bit for human rights is indeed a new era
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by msoad 5y ago
People who care about user experience hardy ever talk to people who care about security in large organizations. That's how we end up with experiences like this. Ring (Amazon) made me call them to reset my two-factor app sync. They aske
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by msoad 5y ago
I remember the team had the idea of charging for the software but now I am seeing that they raised VC money. There is no question that this sort of company can be big (See Vercel) but I'm wondering why this decision was made?
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by msoad 5y ago
Guess what, enhancing the experience with JavaScript will not result in Ruby+JavaScript ;)
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by msoad 5y ago
The hardware is so behind this kind of application that Facebook’s pitch sounds like selling billboard ads on future Mars highways!
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by msoad 5y ago
Maybe related to Firefox/Chrome cake history...
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by msoad 5y ago
Has anyone named their child with an accent character like è in the US? Have you run into any issues? What your experience has been?
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by msoad 5y ago
yes, we just have to accept that those big aggregators won and the idea of truly distributed internet did not become a reality
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by msoad 5y ago
When I interviewed at Apple years ago there was a poster on the wall that had a picture of a MacBook with a MagSafe charger connected. A kid was crossing by the desk the laptop was sitting on it and it was about to cross the charging cable.
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by msoad 5y ago
This is an endless debate. Each situation requires a different test setup but ultimately you can't say end-to-end tests are not worth it. You can have perfectly functioning units of software that are all perfectly unit tested but the u
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by msoad 5y ago
Swift has way too many shorthand syntaxes. It feels nice from a language design perspective but when teaching Swift, you can see how confusing it is for the students. In larger codebases a lot of shorthands are forbidden by the organization
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by msoad 5y ago
I thought they bought this building in 2012 for $1B. I guess that sale didn't go through.
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by msoad 5y ago
I worked on OpenAPI itself and have been working on the tooling since. I recently switched to GraphQL for a project and god damn! The GraphQL design is nearly perfect and achieves whatever OpenAPI or AsyncAPI was hoping to achieve. If you h
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by msoad 5y ago
is there a link to a sample bug report. Curious how those bugs are filed.
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by msoad 5y ago
maybe because you didn't read the article? This is not about COVID-19 specifically.
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by msoad 5y ago
comparing what's going on in Afghanistan to the Korean Peninsula and how the American forces helped South Korea become a prosperous country make me think the US has lost its core values about its role in the international scene.
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by msoad 5y ago
I own a Tesla, I don't know why I should care about other charging stations. Tesla's supercharger network is more than enough for road trips and in city I live in I just charge at home. Not sure why Tesla should be worried about t
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by msoad 5y ago
Company's S-1 documents are shared on Hacker News. SEC publishes them in both PDF and HTML. Guess which one works better? It's not the fault of HTML standard if people are using React plus 20 different libraries for a simple stati
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by msoad 5y ago
Fascinating read! Well written and super interesting! One additional performance boost to this, now that it is using <canvas> for rendering is OffscreenCanvas[1] although it is not well supported in all browsers yet. It can use featur
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by msoad 5y ago
This makes a request to server to get the result back. Hacker News hug of death has already happened. I wish this was deployable to browsers so it was fully stand alone.

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