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by pictur 5y ago
This is a question I want to ask every time I see an ember post; Who uses ember?
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Nextjs Firebase session cookie demo(github.com)
2 points by pictur 5y ago|0 comments
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by pictur 5y ago
> And it's not like those are the only answers, how hard is it to ignore them? I mean exactly such comments. I have voiced my opinion and I have to see such stupid comments. interesting.
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by pictur 5y ago
This is something I'm really curious about. How can users tolerate this? that is, when you share anything or ask a question, someone immediately leaves a silly comment, but the strange thing is that users are very happy with it. I gues
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by pictur 5y ago
is nix commonly used only for compiled languages? for example, is there anyone who creates and manages separate packages for frontend and backend in a web project? I would like to hear what benefits there are if any.
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by pictur 5y ago
The worst of pair programming, in my opinion, is that people come to a consensus among themselves, as the author stated. at some point it turns into a mechanism where each group defends its own opinion.
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by pictur 5y ago
I think what people want is to interact rather than rate. I don't think anyone cares about scores. Over the years, people have understood this.
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by pictur 5y ago
Slack encourages a fast but irregular communication habit. For example, if you could document something that you discussed with someone for half an hour, maybe many people would benefit from it.
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by pictur 5y ago
If we say that the community is the place where a culture is formed, yes, this is a community. I think that people's comments are always shaped accordingly, as a result of the culture that occurs in most of the sharing.
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by pictur 5y ago
TDD is something I have never tried before. but since I like to prepare a certain checklist first and develop on it, I guess I can.
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by pictur 5y ago
this question is posted 2-3 times a month. and this answer is written all the time. and it goes to the top. hn cycles
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by pictur 5y ago
When I saw the reddit example, I thought of quora. Quora will never be a search engine because all users need to stand out is to add something. and what is usually added is garbage.
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by pictur 5y ago
Nowadays, there is a lot of focus on process in software development. and this often allows us to miss the target. The tools used are important yes, but how you use them is more important.
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by pictur 5y ago
> You see, the first time I tried Wordle was on my tablet. But suddenly, I wanted to give Wordle a shot on my phone... and I realized those treasured statistics wouldn't be there. I want to take it seriously but it's hard.
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by pictur 5y ago
very optimistic point of view.
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by pictur 5y ago
I really laughed out loud at this
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by pictur 5y ago
I think what kills google searches is seo bullshit. Even the worst sites with seo are now on the first page. In the past, SEO really forced quality, but now it's enough to make your website compatible with bullshit like amp.
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Ask HN: How much time should be spent on an MVP project?
2 points by pictur 5y ago|0 comments
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by pictur 5y ago
Depends on what you're aiming for. For an API that will not be very flexible, its https://strapi.io/ may be good. https://feathersjs.com/ is good if you're looking for something flexible. If you a
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by pictur 5y ago
Much nicer tricks were used to launder money in the past. Isn't it ridiculous where we're at?
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by pictur 5y ago
Ignorance is the greatest wisdom. I would love to hear the comments of the owner of this article on many issues in person
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by pictur 5y ago
isn't CORS already technology for browsers? it does not promise anything for situations other than browsers. why is everyone saying it's insecure except for browsers?
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by pictur 5y ago
you should not seek advice from the Internet for psychological issues. seeking advice from a know-it-all group like this site can be dangerous.
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by pictur 5y ago
Does SSE offer support for capturing connect/disconnect situations?
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by pictur 5y ago
I think this is a serious problem for the companies you mentioned. Some questions are asked maybe dozens of times and there is no written answer anywhere. or this is the correct one i don't know but it's a weird problem.
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by pictur 5y ago
serious question, why isn't facebook still dying? please god, I think we have the right to see this in 2022.
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by pictur 5y ago
"Unlike many other communities, HN is still relevant and moderated enough that spammy behavior is almost always caught and punished." :)
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by pictur 5y ago
lol
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by pictur 5y ago
how many of the questions asked in the interview actually apply to their jobs? if you know of an example where it's really helpful to write a sorting algorithm correctly in 15 minutes, could you share it? :D
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by pictur 5y ago
this project will either be very successful or end really fast. I don't see any other option

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