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by msoad 5y ago
A host asking you to do something is not Airbnb asking you to do something. I know in China, the host have to submit a copy of your passport to the government for regulatory reasons. I don't like and I don't want to travel to Chin
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by msoad 5y ago
Do they also block tracking of link clicks?
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by msoad 5y ago
The attorney will never say this. They will bill hours after hours because it is in their best interest.
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by msoad 5y ago
NFT for generative art where the essence of the art is the input to the algorithm makes sense. Check out Art Blocks https://artblocks.io
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by msoad 5y ago
I never really felt faster eliminating mouse from my coding workflow. Point and click to navigate things is pretty powerful. Why some devs try to avoid the mouse?
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by msoad 5y ago
This is something I thought about too. The dilemma for Facebook and Twitter to offer paid service is interesting Wealthy eyeballs worth more (a lot). Wealthy people most likely to pay to not see ads. A super high price to justify not showin
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by msoad 5y ago
This is a great write up on how Tether is super scammy https://www.reddit.com/r/badeconomics/comments/nfv8vg/the_te...
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by msoad 5y ago
Crypto == Cryptography over here. Just FYI
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by msoad 5y ago
Most Bitcoin enthusiast that yell at me "HAVE YOU READ THE WHITE-PAPER??!" and "DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE TECHNOLOGY??!" have never actually downloaded the source code and ran the damn thing! At least back in 2011 I was mini
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by msoad 5y ago
some of us were here and read it a while ago[1]. it is clever indeed but we have seen it can't be a currency as it originally claimed [1][ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1251519 ]
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by msoad 5y ago
Docker raised even more money. Devtools monetization is the hardest problem in the startup world. It's been tried again and again because lots of startup founders are devs and they want to solve their own problems but ultimately nobody
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by msoad 5y ago
How's this paper's reproducibility? Because more and more I see Google publishing papers with internal data and telling others "if you had this data you would be able to reproduce this results"
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by msoad 5y ago
To me, Rust only makes sense for very CPU intensive applications that don't need the DOM. Run the Rust code in a Web Worker and use OffScreenCanvas to show the results. This can work great for things like remaking Photoshop or Maya f
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by msoad 5y ago
The proper way to read the value is actually a bit more code that `parseInt`. You should be using the Parser API's `CSSNumericValue.parse`. Realistically these are things that can make look nice by utility functions. The value of being
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by msoad 5y ago
What's super nice about these APIs is that everything is happening off the main thread.
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by msoad 5y ago
I love how Facebook and Instagram never went the route of "full rewrite" for their apps as they scaled. I my experience "Language X is slow and we could save Y switching to Z" is always a false promise. You can pick part
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by msoad 5y ago
Well said! In contrast to Apple which gives its projects time. Apple Arcade is growing slowly but surely. People who have kids don't mind signing up for it because it makes sense. Apple can iterate on Arcade with their now impressive c
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by msoad 5y ago
I switched from nvm to Volta. it is so much faster! if you had nvm switching your node versions per directory in your bash configs, you know it takes sometimes up to a second to cd into a directory. Volta does it so much better with `volta
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by msoad 5y ago
I replaced my Core i9 fully spec'ed out MacBook Pro 64GB RAM with an M1 MacBook Pro with 16GB of RAM and I can tell you my computing experience is better! Specially the fact that my computer works on battery!
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by msoad 5y ago
The article is very approachable actually. Don't be intimidated by the title. They explain this very nicely. You don't even have to know what a graph is
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by msoad 5y ago
Having dealt with a lot of big data I often came to realization that we actually did not need most of it. Try being intentional and smart in front of your data pipeline and purge data that is not useful. Too many times people store data &qu
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by msoad 6y ago
This is a lazy fix. Why don't you asses reputation of users? I have a decade of history on my GitHub account with lots of projects and contributions. Why should my PR not run CI if I make a change to a new repository? I bet they invite
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by msoad 6y ago
I can't find the information on its dimensions. I don't have keys anymore (smart lock and Tesla) so I only need this for my wallet. Will this make my wallet too thick?
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by msoad 6y ago
FAANG has a system for firing people who can't cope with the complexity of the job. There is a huge survivors bios. To be a FAANG engineer you need to be able to pass the interview and have the skills (mostly people skills) to navigate
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by msoad 6y ago
which sounds similar to working on a large system, doesn't it?
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by msoad 6y ago
I would be the first to say our interview process is broken but frankly, if you don't want to participate you can find jobs that don't require CS/Algo. If you want to get those juicy pay checks from FANG and top startups, the
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by msoad 6y ago
I wonder if TikTok and Instagram are already doing this. Specially with cheap on device ML systems you can easily extract emotions from spoken words in Instagram stories or TikTok videos
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by msoad 6y ago
A L4 system should be able to find a safe spot and park there until you wake up
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by msoad 6y ago
I don't know anything about their finances but please consider the car is about $200k with current sensors. Just like Uber and Lyft, the load is not evenly distributed. You need a lot more remote assistant drivers than most people imag
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by msoad 6y ago
If problem was cost of building and maintaining hardware they would go after that problem by iterating on hardware much faster. That is not the immediate problem. What they need to solve first is to reach to a level of confidence with &quot

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