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by sanjayio 4y ago
Big concern of mine as well. They take your CC for usage, which is reasonable given bad actors, but then I can’t put a limit on my monthly charges.
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by sanjayio 4y ago
I’m always confused why edge services are always selling points given point 1. The most basic of backend services won’t be able to completely utilize edge services.
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by sanjayio 4y ago
Oh yeah, sign me up for the maggots over the nanobots.
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by sanjayio 4y ago
Genuine question, have you found a tangible benefit to consuming long form content over instant news?
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by sanjayio 4y ago
Not to mention the possible security vulnerabilities associated with having telemetry on keyboard events.
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by sanjayio 5y ago
Second this, having the peace of mind that my task manager, among other things, are backed up and someone else's problem is priceless. I think having a list of saas's that are startup friendly would be nice. For example, free for
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by sanjayio 5y ago
How much did it cost you, if you don’t mind me asking?
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by sanjayio 5y ago
For education, they’re always thinking long term. If schools can afford this product and teach kids Swift then that’ll encourage them to join the developer ecosystem later on. It doesn’t have to be a “pro” product.
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by sanjayio 5y ago
It feels like we’re a long way from that but headed in that direction with everything being on the same architecture now. This was much harder to see with intel in the picture.
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by sanjayio 5y ago
I’m terms of user experience Apple is unparalleled. If I was a teacher and there was a cheap option to educate kids with less hands on from me, I’d go with that option in a heart beat.
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by sanjayio 5y ago
If you had an unlimited war chest you would do the same before your competitor does and you end up in a lengthy legal battle.
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by sanjayio 5y ago
The other comments missed that the classes enable you to make the html responsive very easily. They allow you to compose at a good level instead of guessing if you have a css class defined already that kind of does what you need. It standar
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by sanjayio 5y ago
I think I speak for many others when I say thank you for sharing this.
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by sanjayio 5y ago
What a great idea. I don’t understand the hate for either at all. They’re tools for a job.
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by sanjayio 5y ago
Maybe I’m reading between words in this thread too much but sounds like there’s a bit of hating. I welcome our Rust (hybrid) apps, sounds like a net positive for software.
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by sanjayio 5y ago
Don’t Look Up blew me away.
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by sanjayio 5y ago
We do this every Tuesday and Thursday. It works extremely well. I feel like it gives me time back without sacrificing too much human interaction.
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by sanjayio 5y ago
Appreciate the breakdown!
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by sanjayio 5y ago
1. Queue up tasks that don’t require internet. 2. Buy internet if you can afford it. It’s usually around $10 USD for a full flight. 3. For take off and landing, when they tell you to put away your large devices, queue up audio/e-book
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by sanjayio 5y ago
I’ve tried to learn electrical engineering and bounce off with more advanced circuit arithmetic. It feels like DSP is a level above that. Does this digest well with someone with a CS degree?
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by sanjayio 5y ago
This is ultimately what will drive stochastic based device monitoring. How long was your laptop open? Which apps were foreground with a moderate amount of activity?
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by sanjayio 5y ago
To be fair, the 9-5 workers are paid for their hours, the multiple board positioned folks are often paid in equity, sometimes nothing, and have minimal 9-5 obligations. In having fewer 9-5 obligations, often none, it’s less immoral to have
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by sanjayio 5y ago
Thanks for the explanation. I’m planning to go through this book with the recommended hardware. Hopefully, it’s more guided than what you’ve experienced: https://docs.rust-embedded.org/discovery/microbit/
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by sanjayio 5y ago
As someone who plans on dabbling into embedded Rust next, this is great to hear. Thanks for sharing. Any resources that were helpful in your embedded Rust journey?
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by sanjayio 5y ago
I’m curious how well you knew Rust prior to starting? I’m learning Rust at a very slow pace. I finished a language specific course, going through advent, and I’m planning on going through an embedded Rust book next. I can imagine attempting
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by sanjayio 5y ago
JavaScript and Typescript, although I hope way more Typescript in 20 years.
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by sanjayio 5y ago
Have you used an Air Fryer? I find that it saves a ton of time and energy considering start up times and the space of an oven. Clean up is extremely easy as well.
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by sanjayio 5y ago
It’d only be natural that this command randomly kills a process for each fragment created.
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Runway raises $2M seed, launches ‘air traffic control’ for mobile app releases(techcrunch.com)
1 points by sanjayio 5y ago|0 comments
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Why mobile releases are a silent killer, and what your team can do about it(runway.team)
6 points by sanjayio 5y ago|0 comments

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