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by neya 7y ago
My favorite is the ATTINY 85. It's so cheap and yet, it can do almost most of the things you can do an Arduino. And yes, you can program it using the Arduino IDE as well. Last year, I started out to digitalize my entire house with thes
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by neya 7y ago
It's easy to break your encryption. Trust me, if you live in a country that has crap laws, they will actually extract the password from you: https://xkcd.com/538/ Edit I'm not saying it's a bad idea to e
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by neya 7y ago
Thanks for the advice, I didn't think it would be this complex when I posted the comment. Because, where I live, it's really a breeze to file taxes online. So, I had my mind setup ("How hard could this be?") until I saw
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by neya 7y ago
Thanks, so I did over-estimate my ability here. Where I live, taxation works differently, so I never assumed it would be this complex.
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by neya 7y ago
Do I really need to deal with IRS? I know several softwares hand you over a filled out form that you submit online to IRS. Won't that be good enough for a alpha or v0.1?
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by neya 7y ago
Can you give me a specific example of something that you think would be very complex? Just to make sure I'm not missing out on something obvious.
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by neya 7y ago
Just curious, is there any value to making a clone of H&R Block / Intuit and making it open source (with also hosted somewhere)? It probably takes only a weekend for me to do this and I'll be happy to do it if there is signifi
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Why are Bose speakers so expensive?(quora.com)
3 points by neya 8y ago|0 comments
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by neya 8y ago
"Free press" doesn't mean you can skew facts to paint a deceptive picture as in this case, you can see the graphs. This is the same Bloomberg that reported about the Super Micro story and we all know what happened. There shou
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by neya 8y ago
It's because Bloomberg News pays reporters more if their stories move markets [0] [0] https://www.businessinsider.in/Bloomberg-News-Pays-Reporters...
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by neya 8y ago
Anyone else feel that they've gone past the point of caring about what Facebook does anymore? Even from a developer standpoint, they've randomly deprecated so many APIs, so many flows of doing something, ban you because you compet
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by neya 8y ago
I'm not saying this to stir up some kind of controversy. But, I think it's wrong to silence him simply because we don't agree with him. He presented data, some efforts to support his view points. This is far better than fuell
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by neya 8y ago
Here's the video footage for anyone who's interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3Jr4_MaCbA
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by neya 8y ago
> AppEngine has an enormous number of limitations I have used AppEngine in production for about 50+ clients and I am genuinely really curious to know what these limitations are. Maybe it is dependent on the programming language/fram
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by neya 8y ago
It doesn't explain "Why not AppEngine"? Which was my question..
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by neya 8y ago
I'm interested to know why they didn't move to Google AppEngine instead, which offers a better experience and more advanced features overall. Especially considering that AppEngine is a direct competitor to Heroku than Kubernetes e
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by neya 8y ago
Florian Mueller is very anti-Google and pro-Apple and has been since the last decade throughout the infamous era of "war against android" by Steve Jobs - Samsung vs Apple, Apple vs HTC, Apple vs Google, Oracle vs Google and many o
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by neya 8y ago
I'm not genuinely not trolling, but is China really a democracy? I have been to China and I think it's far from being a democracy.
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by neya 8y ago
No, it is not. Check out YouTube, still a lot of complaints, noticeably there's one from unboxtherapy.
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by neya 8y ago
As someone who works with both React and VueJS on a daily basis, I find Vue Router to be much MUCH easier to work with, well documented and is really straightforward. Most importantly - It's an official package from VueJS core team and
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by neya 8y ago
Source code link: https://jsbin.com/battery-status-test/edit?html,output P.S: I just found it while researching for my HTPC build. I didn't write this code.
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Chrome battery status API (demo)(output.jsbin.com)
1 points by neya 8y ago|1 comments
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by neya 8y ago
Cool, regardless of other commenters' advice, I think you should go forward with this. I run a dev shop and I have done this with Rails and boy, does it save you a lot of time (and thus, money). But, you should ensure there isn't
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Gumroad Releases Plugin for Wordpress(wordpress.org)
2 points by neya 8y ago|0 comments
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by neya 8y ago
I almost thought it was going to be a 2.7 vs 3.x discussion until I saw the cover photo...you got me, OP. Haha.
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by neya 8y ago
I missed that totally, thanks!
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by neya 8y ago
Hi Sahil, Thanks for sharing the amazing story. I was wondering, since Gumroad's announcement about 2-3 years ago [1], is the plan to open source Gumroad still on track? Thank you. [1] https://twitter.com/gumroad/s
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by neya 8y ago
Sure, thank you :)
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by neya 8y ago
Thank you! Moon mail looks interesting. Will check them out in detail later as to what they're using.
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by neya 8y ago
Yep, I remember they even turned off the comments on their blog for that post. I have never seen a more arrogant, scammy company than them in this vertical.

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