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by sfilargi 8y ago
Sorry to moan but the front page has four AWS lambda language stories. Can we consolidate them to one?
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by sfilargi 8y ago
Do you have any proof that the subscription economy trend is driven by the consumers? You totally jump the gun there!
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by sfilargi 8y ago
Just a friendly advice. Documentation, and especially the Readme file, is like the storefront of your project. When you have lots of spelling and grammar mistakes, don’t capitalize the first letter of a sentence, and don’t use punctuation c
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by sfilargi 8y ago
Facebook is already kind of gone. What used to be a place to hang out, share photos of last night's party, gossip, brag, etc.. is now a mind numbing scrolling experience. It's becoming increasingly difficult to tell it apart from
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by sfilargi 8y ago
And because our error handling code rarely, if ever gets executed(I often see trivial mistakes that lead to crashes in error handling case), I think the erlang philosophy of “let it crash” is the best approach IMHO.
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by sfilargi 8y ago
> Anyone can index the web Most, if not all, websites will block your bot after a couple of request even if it respects robots.txt. Also they seem to have different rules for GoogleBot and different for yours.
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by sfilargi 8y ago
My humble opinion is that at some point the started using data to steer the company, and that's why we saw an increase in the "video" and "sharing posts" and "politics", and such a push to add everyone tha
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by sfilargi 8y ago
For mobile phones there is only Apple or some kind of Android, i.e. Google. I’d rather pay $1500 for a phone than have Google in my life again.
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by sfilargi 8y ago
Every time I see ReactOS in the news I get reminded of sometime in 2004 the young me telling my PC-store supervisor how commercial Windows versions will be a thing of the past now that ReactOS is around the corner.
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by sfilargi 8y ago
> Good on them for removing picture messages, I can't say I'm ever happy to receive unsolicited dick pics. Why? Unsolicited dick pics is the easiest way to weed out the creeps.
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by sfilargi 8y ago
Five out of your seven arguments are directly or indirectly linked to safety. This post right here is something Dating App entrepreneurs should take a note of.
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by sfilargi 8y ago
In which ways?
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by sfilargi 8y ago
Only if you don’t have sufficient Google Points(TM)
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by sfilargi 8y ago
I don’t think that’s true for our interactions with the recruiter. At least the ones I have talked to, couldn’t care less about my work. They only care about the odds of me clearing the interview. Their behavior is linearly related to that.
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by sfilargi 8y ago
For recruiters we are literally just a product they try to sell to their internal teams. Once you understand this everything else starts making sense.
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by sfilargi 8y ago
If you advertise a “privacy-sensitive” product, please don’t load css from googleapis.com and JS from googletagmanager.com on your website. Actually don’t load anything from third parties. It’s a complete turn off.
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by sfilargi 8y ago
$50 annually just to store and share photos is a bit too much for my use case. Half of that would definitely justify it. But I am a very light user. But other than that I am 100% on-board with this strategy. Get done with the "free&q
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by sfilargi 8y ago
No, we don't need the companies to split up. What we need is a truly distributed Web. Web X. Imagine a web where all the servers are just something like torrent nodes(or IPFS nodes). Ever user uses an Agent that just stores and retriev
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by sfilargi 8y ago
Hmm, it may be what you say. Makes sense. What I have done now is covered the notch with a tape and the strain is gone. Maybe it is that I got used to it as you suggest. At some point I will remove the tape and see if the strain comes back
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by sfilargi 8y ago
Your post makes sense. What doesn't make sense to me, and drove me down this rabbit hole, is that I do the same things with the X that I used to do with the 3GS, 4, 6, 7+ and 8+. Never had a single problem. > Stop trying to read a
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by sfilargi 8y ago
True, but it makes me wonder why I never had problems with 3GS, 4, 6, 7+ and 8+. Only when I got the X last year I started having the symptoms.
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by sfilargi 8y ago
The difference is that when you are outside in the sun, there is visible light too, which means your pupils are about 2mm. When you are in a dark room, they can be up to 8-9mm. This means 15x more light allowed in. I am not saying that the
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by sfilargi 8y ago
Try this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0Ylyi4wW1s
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by sfilargi 8y ago
Try this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0Ylyi4wW1s
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by sfilargi 8y ago
+1
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by sfilargi 8y ago
Yes. Just discovered, turning the “attention aware features” turns it off.
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by sfilargi 8y ago
This is with FaceID turned off!
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Ask HN: Is FaceID harmfull for your eyes?
54 points by sfilargi 8y ago|32 comments
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Textbook example was LinkedIn’s “Upload your Gmail contacts” prompt. It would keep asking the user every time they visited their page.
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Open source and making money can be orthogonal

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