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by r_singh 7y ago
Please follow the link. Gatsby is a React based static website generator. Why React? Because there's A LOT of developers familiar with it. Why Gatsby? Has a ton of plugins and starter kits. It's also super simple to use along with
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Indian Govt. Wants Unrestricted Access to Non-Personal Data of Citizens(firstpost.com)
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by r_singh 7y ago
IndieHackers, if their building something other founders would buy.
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Ask HN: How often do you visit HN?
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by r_singh 7y ago
I'm using chrome-aws-lambda on Lambda and it works like a dream. Luckily for my use case I don't need images, fonts, etc. There's also GCF for those on Google Cloud. I have used Browserless' trial and felt like the 2+ GB
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by r_singh 7y ago
Hey, I meant to reply on your other comment asking for third party trusted services. Thanks for listing some, will look into them!
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by r_singh 7y ago
Depends on what the project is and also doesn't change the fact that this doesn't happen. Most solo bootstrapped projects are not popular enough initially for someone to spend money / effort to hack them. When they do become
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by r_singh 7y ago
Original article from Dev.to: https://dev.to/simplelogin/if-you-care-about-user-privacy-do... I've recently implemented authentication for my project and I would just like to say to all the relatively amateur prog
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Canada Is Having a Record Year for VC Funding(news.crunchbase.com)
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by r_singh 7y ago
This is the first time I have seen a production vehicle's design to be less realistic (in terms of usability, component reuse, artistic freedom, etc) than it's artistic renders. Here's a few artist imagined renders, and to be
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by r_singh 7y ago
Familiarity is something phishing attacks usually use to their advantage
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Ask HN: What's an easy way to keep myself safe from phishing attacks?
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by r_singh 7y ago
If you really want to orchestrate some sort of spam attack with bots. You can just purchase a hundred numbers on twilio or bandwidth and just automate the who OTP process with Puppeteer. If it’s important enough. You’re right about it being
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by r_singh 7y ago
You’re right in a way. However, newspapers have to have all stakeholders in on it: politicians, big businesses (aka advertisers), readers (trust factor) and their own reputation (journalists, etc). With bots, you can really be a nuisance wi
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by r_singh 7y ago
I get it, it's super easy to create Twitter bots and spread disinformation, etc. However, that's a problem with social media that we're discovering now (after a decade and a half or so) and the companies need to think about i
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by r_singh 7y ago
I did read the article. How's it anti-India? I sympathise with Twitter. India is number 1 on the list of countries that request for information on social media users and also in requesting censorship.
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by r_singh 7y ago
I recently signed up on Twitter with a new account for a new project I'm working on. Like a few posts here (on HN) have highlighted, my account was disabled for security reasons (official work email, not a single tweet, email verified)
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Web Developer Roadmap – A Visual Guide(freecodecamp.org)
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by r_singh 7y ago
You're right about this being an epidemic. However, due to rising awareness in recent times, there is a reverse trend. I live in an expensive neighbourhood in a TIER 1 city in India and can confirm that many general physicians now pres
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Zoho launches Catalyst, a new developer platform with a focus on microservices(techcrunch.com)
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by r_singh 7y ago
In that case their customers should be aware of this by now and they should be out of business (maybe soon).
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by r_singh 7y ago
Hmm, not at all. It’s a different matter that I don’t think very highly of them. I just don’t think it’s fair to accuse them of fraud. W/o considering the fact that they’re from a country with a lot less resources competing for contrac
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by r_singh 7y ago
Or selling a VW clean emission free vehicle with a cheating device.
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by r_singh 7y ago
That’s true, I get a lot of fraud calls from India too. It’s lack of regulation, funds and a lot of other things. You’re right though, it’s going to affect reputation for sure. Not like it’s going to make the bad actors mindful, because as
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by r_singh 7y ago
No. I say this again, their work sucks. And their customers are fools to hire them. Their customers' shortsightedness and greed is the cause of this cancer. I just think it’s not fair to accuse them of fraud.
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by r_singh 7y ago
By this example, fraud is rampant across business[1], not just outsourcing. Facebook, VW, Theranos and many many more.
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by r_singh 7y ago
Fair enough, I never said that they were quality. Just that they're nothing similar to Uber or Lyft.
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by r_singh 7y ago
You mean Satyam?
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by r_singh 7y ago
And just how commonly do we see such[1] fraud across any business or industry? Cough , pharmaceutical cos, doctors, social media & search giants, car manufacturing giants. Any of these ring a bell? [1]As in, the above (your) definition
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by r_singh 7y ago
I see a lot of comments here attributing outsourcing firms to fraud. Let's remember that these cos. win contracts fair and square by taking advantage of myopic tendering processes. If there's something to blame then it's obso

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