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by pythux 7y ago
Here you go: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/manage-email-messag...
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by pythux 7y ago
I could not really pinpoint why the new UI is bad, but it got me to finally switched 100% over to emails to manage all my GitHub notifications; I disabled them in the Web UI completely. I find my email client (Thunderbird) and custom filter
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Interviews ain't broken, they optimize for different goals(twitter.com)
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by pythux 7y ago
I love AMD and I am super impressed with the performance of this new CPU. Especially when comparing to top offering from Intel. But, how did they manage to catch up on Intel? Is there a catch? How did it go so wrong for Intel?
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by pythux 7y ago
Did You check Cliqz already? Independent search index: https://beta.cliqz.com/ There is a lot of technical details about how it’s built on the tech blog: https://0x65.dev/ (Disclaimer: I work at Cliqz)
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Really cool read. One thing which I was curious about, but is not completely related to the article, is how the workflow of making changes to a big project like Clang looks like. Is there some « watch » mode to iterate faster without needin
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by pythux 7y ago
I was not aware of the « HipChat rewrite » but we used it in my previous company and it was Ok. One day a colleague told the team about Slack; I was skeptical. So 4 people gave it a shot for a few days/weeks (including me). The result
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by pythux 7y ago
Hi, I work on the Ghostery extension. In addition to my answer regarding the business model of Ghostery above: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21897809 . I'd like to add a few things to address your points: (1) Gho
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Hi, I work on the Ghostery extension. Ghostery used to belong to a company named Evidon, which had this business model of collecting data to sell it in some form (the feature was called "Ghostrank"). In 2017, Ghostery was acquired
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Wow that looks really useful, I did not know of this app. Did anyone here on HN use it successfully? Having a single app to allow navigating cities and buying tickets is something I have been wishing for lately (especially in cities where t
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This is a source of anxiety for me lately. We use plastic everywhere and yet seem to not know what to do with it. Plastic is cheap they say, but would plastic be so cheap if we had to factor in the price of recycling it or at least handling
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Interesting take, but there is no indication that the new Rust-based stack will be « less expensive » to maintain than the current one. I am curious to see the next posts in the series. I would also like to know if they considered other alt
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A deep dive into one of the fastest adblockers(0x65.dev)
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Hi, I work at Cliqz in the engineering team and have been involved with this advent project. I'd like to provide some background. For a while, we have been thinking internally about having a tech blog for Cliqz engineering teams. It is
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by pythux 7y ago
The "last time Cliqz came up" can be found here: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu... . We have been posting multiple articles on our tech blog, explaining what we do and how
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by pythux 7y ago
Nice read! I am not very familiar with this field of research but, could runtimes of other languages (say, Node.js or Python) benefit from such optimizations? What about libraries like libuv, I guess they must be fairly fine-tuned already?
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I used to love keybase and used it for a while, but somehow since the crypto coins donations I started getting followed by random people and getting some "spam". So nowadays I avoid it and stick to Signal. I really like the idea b
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by pythux 7y ago
Sorry if I expressed myself poorly but that is exactly the point I wanted to make. To maintain backward compatibility, new constructs with partial overlap with existing ones are introduced; and this overall increases the complexity of the l
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Parsing Thunderbird Message Filters with TypeScript(remusao.github.io)
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> New methods with simple behaviour don't really make the language more complex through. I think they do, in some ways. If you have multiple methods or functions which seem to do similar things, as a new-comer it can be incredibly c
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by pythux 7y ago
I have a more meta question related to Python, and only remotely related to this post. With the huge use case of machine learning and deep learning that Python is loved for; I am wondering if other traditional use cases that Python was used
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by pythux 7y ago
Really liking these new developments! JavaScript is not the horrible language it used to be anymore (in my very subjective opinion). When I started writing JavaScript in 2016 after a Python background I was frustrated every day... Then afte
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That is a good ideas. If we can do it in a privacy-preserving way, which seems doable, we will most likely do it (although we would be constrained by resources available)
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> No references in any of your published source code, and your search engine isn't free software: You looked at the wrong tab, check in "Code" to find "code" related to Anolysis: https://github.com&#x2
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One thing that is not stressed in the article but seems relevant, is that, while being designed to detect and block fraud attempts without de-anonymizing users, the system might very well be super effective against malicious SEO as well. Wo
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This post is part of an "advent series of posts" about search, privacy and security. First ones posts were: - "The world needs more search engines" - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21676252 - &quot
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HPN – Anonymous Rate Limiting Using Zero Knowledge Proofs(0x65.dev)
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There is and it is planned for tomorrow! Stay tuned. As a small spoiler... We experimented with Tor in the past for this proxy network and it worked well but had other constraints (more tomorrow). Currently we rely on a third-party proxy pr
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Human Web – Data Collection Without Privacy Side-Effects(0x65.dev)
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Indeed, the idea is to use each day until Christmas to unveil a new post about search, privacy and security. Today is about opening a discussion about data collection practices. It's often presented as a "all or nothing" (mor

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