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Sousveillance(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by mzzter 8y ago|0 comments
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by mzzter 8y ago
Agreed. Useful data in the first payload is what matters for a responsive experience. The kind of engineering team drives whether it is appropriately accomplished with view templates, rendered view frameworks, or some other HTML rendering t
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by mzzter 8y ago
When I applied to art school, I had to draw a bicycle as part of the admission evaluation. My peers would post their admission submissions online whether or not they were eventually admitted. If you search “RISD bicycle drawings”, you’ll se
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by mzzter 8y ago
Great to see they launched this! Been two years since the visual designs made it onto dribbble. https://dribbble.com/shots/2537249-Home
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by mzzter 9y ago
How is JavaScript a small language at all? It’s comparable to Java in the number of language features. Java Reference https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se7/html/index.html JS Reference https
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by mzzter 9y ago
Cool small example. It's helpful to have the actual cli commands on hand. There's just a small typo. The script path in the HTML mount file and the router path need to be the same, but do not match. Either one needs to change:
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by mzzter 9y ago
The JavaScript file is actually added to the Rust binary at compile time as a static string.
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by mzzter 9y ago
Nothing in those articles suggest that Snapchat purged user data. > “resolved most of those concerns over the past year by improving the wording of our privacy policy, app description, and in-app just-in-time notifications.” Snapchat jus
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goto in bash (2012)(bobcopeland.com)
1 points by mzzter 9y ago|0 comments
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by mzzter 9y ago
I would have thought bravenewgeek.com would make it onto the leaderboard since his posts [1] are typically high quality. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=bravenewgeek.com
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by mzzter 9y ago
It could also be a reference to the comprehensive SQLite test suite (1) or the fact that it has been in production systems for many years, though it’s initial purpose does make bulletproof quite apt. (1) https://sqlite.org/t
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by mzzter 9y ago
Sounds reasonable, 500mil * 160 bits of SHA-1 would be 500 mb of space. Even with some metadata to manage it, the smallest instances should be able to handle that.
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by mzzter 9y ago
There isn’t one that I can think of. The Internet is accessed using just a handful of browser clients. That in itself drives most users to start browsing at only a few websites.
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by mzzter 9y ago
Reminds me of this article: https://medium.com/@markpapadakis/interesting-codebases-159f... A curation of good codebases by someone who studies a lot of them.
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by mzzter 9y ago
Scaling parts of the application independently from each other. If traffic spikes in one part of the application (e.x.: your image categorization web app was posted in a cat forum) more nodes can be added to that one resource to handle the
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by mzzter 9y ago
I’d say it depends on what you want to build (disclaimer: I have written a lot of Go but have only read Elixir source). If full stack monolith, use Elixir because of Phoenix; if microservice arch, use Go with gRPC protobufs for messaging. I
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Why startups aren't really about the tech(indiehackers.com)
4 points by mzzter 9y ago|0 comments
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by mzzter 9y ago
I couldn't figure out how to upvote posts when browsing HN through the lynx browser. So this pass-through proxy replaces the caret with an "[upvote]" text that is clickable in a lynx browser. User data is not persisted in the
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Show HN: HN Proxy that Transforms Upvote Buttons into Links for TUIs (like lynx)(hnproxy.glitch.me)
4 points by mzzter 9y ago|1 comments
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by mzzter 9y ago
I noticed very few of the projects list skills that the poster has. This is a big turnoff for any potential collaborator. One would want to know what the poster brings to the table skill-wise, too. Then I tried submitting a project and real
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Guide to $1M Eve Online Battle Tomorrow(reddit.com)
4 points by mzzter 9y ago|1 comments
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by mzzter 9y ago
Are you using GopherJS? What’s the performance of Go in the browser?
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[2017] What’s a Service Mesh? And Why Would I Need One?(buoyant.io)
1 points by mzzter 9y ago|0 comments
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Hashgraph Consensus by Illustrated Example [pdf](swirlds.com)
2 points by mzzter 9y ago|0 comments
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Sourcegraph Server 2.4: Run Your Own Code-search Server(about.sourcegraph.com)
4 points by mzzter 9y ago|1 comments
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by mzzter 9y ago
The keywords there are “aimless” and “incremental”. I think those properties are correctly valued in any fast-paced workplace. I think one of the things that career inventors need to overcome is selling themselves. Often the fun part is in
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by mzzter 9y ago
Other domain used to publish the same info: https://meltdownattack.com
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by mzzter 9y ago
Time and focus. The curriculum in many degree programs isn’t just about job readiness. Students will do research, experiments, labs, write papers, attend conferences, do hackathons, try side projects, and more that often don’t fit into the
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by mzzter 9y ago
Thanks for your response, I understand it better now. Sorry for what must have seemed like a stupid question.
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by mzzter 9y ago
Hi Edmond, is “high leverage” a phrase you use in the book? From the notes, “leverage” is defined as “impact / time invested.” Why did you choose “leverage” to describe this concept? “Leverage” suggests to me that it is grown with the

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