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by neya 6y ago
I experienced this when I traveled to India, from Singapore. I paid about $7 USD for a whole month and I got about 1.5 GB of data everyday. In Singapore, I paid $15 for 1GB a month. Beat that. It almost felt like daylight robbery when I ret
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by neya 6y ago
If you claim to fight for privacy and rise to popularity by shaming your competitors' evil anti-privacy (or shady) practices and do something exactly what the rest do, you deserve every bit of criticism. Why should you receive a free p
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by neya 6y ago
Did you actually bother to read the post? The post specifically explains the headaches associated with Apple sign in. In particular - "Another issue is Sign in with Apple’s “Hide My Email” feature. With this feature, if you create an a
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by neya 6y ago
> What kind of UX designer ever approved such a mess and why do so many sites do this? UX design used to be about good usability. Now it's all about shoving the latest hipster trends from Dribbble and Behance that look all "Sh
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by neya 6y ago
In Singapore, most of them are actually proud. I've been to their office a bunch of times and in fact, people treat it as something super prestigious, especially considering the office space is really nice with a beautiful view of the
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by neya 6y ago
Apple does listen to your intimate conversations though. https://www.mirror.co.uk/tech/apples-siri-listens-users-inti...
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by neya 6y ago
IMHO, I might as well just use Vim. Maybe this has a use case, it's not for me. I literally need to type just one line and and press enter: sudo vi /etc/nginx/...
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Apple May Finally Have to Answer for Its Unfair App Store Policies(onezero.medium.com)
2 points by neya 6y ago|0 comments
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Tell HN: Searching for localhost on Chrome restricts to Google Cloud
1 points by neya 6y ago|0 comments
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by neya 6y ago
If not Google, someone else must step in and set some standards. Either way, I don't see anything wrong, their platform, their rules. Don't like their rules? Don't use them. When less people use their products, they will list
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Louis Rossman: Apple's T2 chip failure [Video](m.youtube.com)
2 points by neya 6y ago|0 comments
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by neya 6y ago
This article resonates with me so much. I recently purchased an e-Book on Wiley too. Atleast, the author got an EPUB with DRM in it, which is pretty easy to remove using de-DRM tools (open source). However, what I got from my purchase from
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by neya 6y ago
I'm tempered to rename my packages with a prefix "kik" just to fuck with them. I don't live in the US, so good luck enforcing their empty threats on me ;)
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Apple Just Gave 1.5B iPad, iPhone Users a Reason to Leave(forbes.com)
18 points by neya 6y ago|4 comments
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by neya 6y ago
In the links you've shared, I thought the author (Azer) was on the right to behave the way he did. I don't see it as a reason to discount his current experience because of that either.
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by neya 6y ago
I'm one of those raving fans you talk about. I always love sharing the success stories of Elixir with everyone because it deserves so much more love than it currently receives. I came from a Rails background too and Elixir is so much b
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Weird Stackoverflow URL? (Fuckshit)(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by neya 6y ago|1 comments
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by neya 6y ago
I have a slightly different take - I wrote my own CMS based on Elixir. It's a static site solution, which means it generates, static HTML files that are then uploaded to a CDN (Eg. Netlify). My UI is done in VueJS and my database is ac
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by neya 6y ago
I use coffeescript in 2020. It's a great language of choice especially if you come with a background of good programming languages like Ruby, Python, Elixir, Etc. Coffeescript makes code more succinct, readable and javascript tolerable
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Ask HN: Have you downgraded from Mac OS X Catalina?
2 points by neya 6y ago|1 comments
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by neya 6y ago
If your theme is bad, the HTML it generates is also bad. That's why. Next, proxy cache doesn't work well for news sites for example that have constantly updated articles and sections of the website by the minute.
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by neya 6y ago
This static site project didn't cost much for my client. I wrote the entire engine over a span of close to 2 years using my personal time over the weekends, trying to re-write it in different languages, frameworks, etc.I did a re-write
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by neya 6y ago
No. Proxy cache was our first approach. Proxy cache solves the performance problem. There's also the issue of code mess in most Wordpress themes. We used Pagespeed as reference and our score -with- proxy cache was about 60. Once we re-
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by neya 6y ago
I love this site. It's truly impressive for any solo founder, regardless of the age, let along an 18 year old. Yeah, you kind of rely on the generosity of your vendor (Vercel, in this case), but that's really the only option if yo
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by neya 7y ago
Microservice is not an organizational problem. Microservices is a design problem. If you implement DDD (Domain Driven Design) first to your application and then start to design the application around your DDD concept, then, it might work. B
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by neya 7y ago
Yep, same approach we take now as well. Big publishers have multiple writers working on the same article/site design elements sometimes. It's a PITA.
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by neya 7y ago
Elixir has an obsolete SQLITE ORM which works pretty well for us till this point. At some point, we will have to upgrade it or maintain it ourselves I guess.
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by neya 7y ago
For simple lookups and stats, they are fine, but imagine complex queries. Best use case? Related posts after every post. With 30,000 posts, your generator will slowdown drastically if it's file based as opposed to some JOIN query on an
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by neya 7y ago
When I say flat files, you're probably thinking just posts, but there's more to something like Wordpress than just posts. For example, there's global site options, there's individual post options, categories, taxonomies,
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by neya 7y ago
You can follow my updates here as the other commenter has mentioned. Thanks! https://medium.com/build-ideas/

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