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8y ago
I see that you are scraping the results directly, curious if you’d tried out Google’s json search api? Any thoughts about it? I was about to need it or similar for a project.
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8y ago
I’d be interested in a beta invite also!
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8y ago
Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18208954
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8y ago
Saying the below potential ideas with the tin-foil hat aside, just potential worst case scenarios. Could access Employee/Employer/Client Data? Open the password manager with access to vendor/company login info, ssh keys. Coul
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8y ago
The former user could of potentially enabled the iOS setting to not require attention for faceID. And from my spy movie expertise: Turn the heater in the room full blast to achieve the needed thermal level (The Saint, Sneakers)
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8y ago
That SVG is very well done!
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8y ago
I was just thinking a service like this would be useful, and the large sum I would pay to not be inundated with animated ads when reading articles.
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8y ago
Good find, I like this pattern. I could see a niche startup or open source solution providing this as a service, similar to statuspage (acquired by atlassian). It could also help keep the layout consistent, for user familiarity.
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8y ago
Thanks for the post! Typo at gradient decent (descent) mention.
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8y ago
One bug, which I think can be fixed in css, is losing scroll position on device rotation (iPhone). I think iOS should fix it for sites, but until then. One feature that would be nice is seeing new comments in popular posts without having to
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8y ago
Looks like oh-my-zsh default
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8y ago
I see two issues with that strategy. If you lock a meeting, people can't connect who may just be late, or if they disconnect accidentally, they can't reconnect. The second is most calls aren't webinars or organized events. Th
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8y ago
Yes that's correct, it was a personal meeting room for a salesperson. But don't you think it's odd that I can call into to any meeting for months on end? Or that someone could do that to you? We were talking to them about a p
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8y ago
I would say yes, but you have to add in the resolvers. I've built these resolvers once and they are dynamically added to the GraphQL schema for all types that support them (different number types etc), and aren't explicitly disabl
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8y ago
I just checked and the meeting code is still valid, It was from a meeting from mid June 2018, using the zoom.us service. It's a meeting room/code assigned to a specific rep. Reused/resent to all leads.
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8y ago
I also mentioned it to the sales guy, but he was unfazed, which I think shows a lack of respect for customer privacy, even though he probably didn't realize it.
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8y ago
I recently had a sales call with a potential vendor (they were a startup). They used the same number and meeting code for all of the meetings. I had accidentally called in about 10 minutes early and was dumped into another conversation, and
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8y ago
Here were the changes to get typescript working with an existing node.js codebase (babel 7) package.json (scripts) BABEL_ENV=development babel -d build/ src/ --extensions \".ts,.tsx,.js\" --quiet --source-maps inline
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8y ago
Any updates like these are appreciated since I've all but stopped using extensions, and would like starting using them again one day. I don't think the current system with messages in the UI like "read/change all data on
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8y ago
I don’t have a post but I took a half hour the other day and did it, it was basically: Add typescript, babel typescript, add the plugin in babelrc, and update the Babel cli build command in package.json to look for ts file extensions. That
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8y ago
I’m curious why there aren’t more x -> x conversion/adapter tools available. Most languages have the same core data models/abstract concepts, if there really is an enterprise/business demand for a product, usually some com
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8y ago
I was going to say the same.
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8y ago
You can hack this now by limiting CPU per process, Not ideal, I realize, https://medium.com/@sbr464/limit-dropbox-and-others-on-macos...
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8y ago
I'm assuming it's meant that a user connects their phone to secure their account, but FB is also using it for marketing etc.
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8y ago
I like this reference. I recently was researching ancient military strategies and trying to link them up with or gain knowledge to apply in software. I think there is a lot to gain still from forgotten lessons.
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8y ago
Thanks for that link
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8y ago
Thanks for this. It’s interesting personally to see my own menatal limitations placed on the term “electricity”.
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8y ago
That’s my precise question, does digital === electronic? If true, how do Claude Shannon’s (numerous) contributions become relevant in the absence of electricity?
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8y ago
To be honest, I had been pondering about how I personally put so much energy in learning, exploring software etc, yet it seems to depend on, at it’s core, a few other important innovations. It’s like saying I’m a speech therapist, but Darwi
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8y ago
I agree. This is what I was looking to explore.
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