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Ask HN: Who was the best colleague you ever had? What did you learn from them?
3 points by rococode 7y ago|0 comments
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by rococode 7y ago
How does something large scale like this happen? Is it possible to get an account suspended solely by mass reporting of Tweets, or does it require some level of internal access to Twitter? The former would just mean Twitter needs to tweak t
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by rococode 7y ago
Just another point of view: I'm Gen Z the trend I'm seeing among my friends is not en masse quitting of Facebook, but less regular usage of some of its functions - sharing articles, uploading photos, posting status updates, commen
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Uibot – Randomized UI Designs(uibot.app)
2 points by rococode 7y ago|1 comments
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by rococode 7y ago
Yes!!! I've had this happen several times, and it's incredibly annoying! I was just about to comment on this issue before I saw your post (as a "this is a good opportunity for Firefox but they still have some seriously irrita
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Ask HN: How does your org deploy to production?
1 points by rococode 7y ago|0 comments
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by rococode 7y ago
I think it was probably just too much extra work to expect wide adoption of the standards. It could never be strictly enforced by the time it was laid out, and the lack of enforcement meant it was a classic chicken-and-egg problem where you
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by rococode 7y ago
Personally a big fan of Vimflowy, an open source self-hostable version of Workflowy with vim-like controls: https://github.com/WuTheFWasThat/vimflowy Dev is super pleasant as well :)
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by rococode 7y ago
Same here. I love having a single IDE that can handle all the languages I use. VSCode is great and I used to use it (with VSCodeVim) a lot, but it just doesn't handle Java or Python nearly as well. I ended up deciding I preferred to st
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by rococode 7y ago
I'd use this as an argument that if PHP is the gold standard for a community-driven programming language, I'd rather every popular language be backed by a large corp haha. Actually, even ignoring PHP, I'm vaguely convinced it
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by rococode 7y ago
Not sure if you saw this similar idea on Reddit recently, "Tinder for D&D": https://old.reddit.com/r/DnD/comments/bqay95 Actual site: https://crawlr.app/ The creator mentioned i
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Famous First Landing Pages(blog.onemonthrails.com)
1 points by rococode 7y ago|0 comments
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by rococode 7y ago
It may not even necessarily be to become marketers. There are certain positive implications about attractiveness and coolness associated with influencers, so some people may just want their "friends" (who are their actual follower
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by rococode 7y ago
I'm curious because this seems to vary greatly between companies - what is the difference at YC between the roles of CEO and President?
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by rococode 7y ago
You've probably typed a username or password hundreds of times though, or at least a fair portion of their userbase has. "This user normally types their password in 3 seconds but today they did it in 0.2 seconds" is a reasona
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by rococode 7y ago
I think the sensible conclusion here is that the two companies have such different business models and goals that it doesn't make much sense to compare them at all.
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Ask HN: What do you use to improve privacy on your Android phone?
7 points by rococode 7y ago|2 comments
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by rococode 7y ago
> men constantly hold the door/say "after you" and let me walk through the door first I think it may not be a good idea to draw conclusions from this without seeing if they do the same for guys too (which you may not be ab
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by rococode 7y ago
Would it be feasible for them to build standalone cell towers of their own that connect to these space networks? So rather than "no cell towers at all", the benefit they provide is "no cables at all". They would just go
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by rococode 7y ago
Apparently, getting a Nintendo developer account is pretty difficult. You have to pitch a specific game to them and follow a bunch of rules to make your game and code secure. That's also why Nintendo treated this incident as such a big
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by rococode 7y ago
Elaborating a bit more on the size of bilibili: it has around 100m monthly users and trades as NASDAQ:BILI with a market cap of ~$5.7B. This is not some small-time shop, as far as social media companies go bilibili is one of the more establ
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Ask HN: What problem in your industry is a potential startup?
7 points by rococode 7y ago|2 comments
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by rococode 7y ago
In a way this is even more worrying (knowing that the Mueller report release time was widely known beforehand). It's probably "safer" for Facebook to make the announcement with the guaranteed disruption of the Mueller report
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by rococode 7y ago
I think Chinese is really not a pictorial language either; using your apt description, it's like if every character was a "shortcut". Harder to learn, but still fairly standard in conveying meaning as far as modern languages
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by rococode 8y ago
Tangential comment: When I first learned how long ML has been around I was really surprised. Markov chains were invented more than a hundred years ago. The perceptron was invented in the late 50s - and it's clear now that just a simple
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by rococode 8y ago
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) with Ubuntu covers most of my bases: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10 I like to use ConEmu as my console for WSL. You can also check out Cmder. It&#
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by rococode 8y ago
> Labeling people who demand reasonable work-life balance as "slackers" or lazy is utterly disgusting. Worth clarifying that the "slackers" comment came from JD.com's founder Richard Liu, not Jack Ma. edit: remov
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by rococode 8y ago
edit: seems like there are contradicting statements from him on this so I'll remove the stuff I had written earlier. It appears he is generally against forced hours but highly encourages his employees to work those hours anyways.
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by rococode 8y ago
I think it probably works. The 6th day in particular seems like it would be a big boost. Technically, even if having a work week 80% longer than your competitors only ekes out a 10% boost to the amount of work done, that's still a big
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by rococode 8y ago
AllenNLP uses Jsonnet for config files, for anyone ondering what one potential use case is. For example, here's a config for NER with ELMo: https://github.com/allenai/allennlp/blob/master/training_co

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