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by serguzest 3y ago
It is a huge parasitic company for the industry. Beware they take %15 percent commission from each transaction. I live in Turkey and bought a room through them. There was a problem and I called their call center and it turned out they didn&
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by serguzest 3y ago
Start listening from 46:30 You can hear how much does it cost in research phase, it would be much cheaper in mass production not more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQfFCC6i5_o&t=2792s I am sure pharma industry has si
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by serguzest 3y ago
Even if this perfect magical cure exists, it doesn't guarantee that we can witness or access it. Dr. Carl June, leading a charity and publicly funded program, developed CAR T cell gene therapy, which successfully cured leukemia. Howeve
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by serguzest 4y ago
I don't understand. Async methods can call sync methods already, how it is not mixed already? Nope, it is not same in every other implementation. e.g Golang.
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by serguzest 4y ago
You should elaborate. I just want to read a file, program flow should stop until it is done. sync or awaited async call for this semantically sounds exactly same to me. I knew Go can do it, so it doesn't "always fail"
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by serguzest 4y ago
I actually have no idea if it still applies, but I haven't seen code that uses it for a long time. Maybe it was important for desktop apps?
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by serguzest 4y ago
I have the conclusion opt-in async/await is a mistake. I think high level language/runtime like c# should handle it automatically like it is a sync call but a way to opt-out should be still possible. In my career, 99% of the time
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by serguzest 4y ago
unrelated to the topic, have you ever used google's mediapipe? Just would like to hear your opinion about it, you seem like deep with cv and ai. I am trying to make a video meme creator with object tracking as a hobby project during my
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by serguzest 5y ago
In our codebase, we use useEffect without exhaustive-deps linting rule. I don't think it is bad in hands of developers who have basic understanding of closures in javascript. Otherwise, we have to resort to complicated logic to provide
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by serguzest 5y ago
maybe apple Nvmes have some sort of short time battery/capacitor gives it a time to finish the write once the power lost?
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by serguzest 5y ago
I have been in similar situation with ASUS ROG keyboad and I am so mad! Windows automatically installed crapware without my consent and it runs as a service. I uninstalled it but it keeps coming back. Do NOT buy ASUS ROG keyboards.
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by serguzest 5y ago
Now I see why postgresql syntax errors are so unhelpful
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by serguzest 6y ago
Formatting C++ code with 80 column hard limit looks bad.
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by serguzest 6y ago
thanks!
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by serguzest 6y ago
Possible practical application: can anyone upscale the beatles abbey road cover to a higher resolution please? I've always wanted it as a wall poster.
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by serguzest 6y ago
negative feedbackers, please beware this is a sarcastic comment. I think the guy was manipulating the thread.
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by serguzest 6y ago
You are talking about a trillion dollar company. I am sure their feeling wasn't hurt from "public shaming" Please save your empathy for the independent open source developer who spent his valuable hours on the project.
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by serguzest 6y ago
hi! I want to work for amazon, can you forward my resume to your boss please?
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by serguzest 6y ago
I am experiencing same thing with asus ROG mechanical keyboard. Windows automatically installed crapware along with couple services. Its uninstaller gives error, parts that uninstalled get re-installed again. I hate it.
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by serguzest 6y ago
Medium doesn't let me read this unless I pay. You should avoid medium blog writing too.
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by serguzest 7y ago
I arrived at the hotel. They overbooked the rooms. It was late at night. I called the booking.com call center. They didn't have a Turkish speaking staff.
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by serguzest 7y ago
Booking.com is a parasite of the industry. It was widely used in Turkey as well. Once, I booked a room through them but there was a problem with the reservation (hotel's fault) when I called their call-center for help they didn't
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by serguzest 7y ago
I am randomly bombarded by negative things regarding WeWork on the internet lately. Some posts linked to negative news coverages about WeWork appeared on my facebook feed (business insider articles) I saw somewhere else that how some WeWork
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by serguzest 7y ago
I love Typescript but as a recovering C# programmer, I try to stay away from OOP in nodejs.
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by serguzest 8y ago
Because civilizations are built and ruled by Type A people, who usually sleep less and get up super early, they are known to die younger though. And %3.3 people have DSPS, who are just simply labelled as sleazy.
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by serguzest 8y ago
no buddy you can't argue with science. Eggs will kill you, unless you take statin.
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by serguzest 8y ago
Material Design makes more sense in mobile apps. It meant for extremely simple UX/UI which mobile apps are naturally fit for. Thanks for the great work! inline ask-HN : Do you guys really prefer it for complicated web apps ? Do you th
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by serguzest 8y ago
You would want TypeScript, if you want to refactor even little bit of your code.
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by serguzest 8y ago
Remind you, most of those stars gained while it was still horrifically bad engineered react framework. It was one of the early in the game and gained popularity solely because of that and its hefty existence hurt the react ecosystem a lot.
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by serguzest 8y ago
I've always thought they were using elasticsearch!

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