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Ask HN: How do I delete my resurrected Facebook support?
4 points by sfilargi 9y ago|1 comments
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by sfilargi 9y ago
It does hurt their brand. People have to go through return and re-order. It’s becoming like eBay.
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Erlang OTP’s gen_fsm and gen_statem are great for implementing state machines. Mind you however, the immutable nature of variables really helps.
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by sfilargi 9y ago
The problem here is not the Monad, but the “do” notation. Rewrite your code without it, and will be more clear and less “waste of time”
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Facebook, the company != Facebook, the platform I think the arguments in the article, at least most of them, are focusing on the platform.
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Oh, I see, thanks! It kind of defeats the purpose, since now the third-party will be able to read all my outgoing emails, and have control over them.
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by sfilargi 9y ago
I have DKIM, SPF, etc. but still gets caught by spam. What do you mean by "trusted host"?
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Does you email get marked as SPAM by gmail? I do something similar, but when I send an email to a person for the first time, it always ends up in the spam folder by GMail.
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Yes, I do plan to make the source available as soon as it is something more than a toy and can be used by someone else other than me.
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by sfilargi 9y ago
I think bold and links are enough. If you need more formatting just attach a document.
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Outside marketing, HTML has no place in email IMHO. Personally I run my self coded all in one mail server(SMTP & web & IMAP) binary and only use the text parts, or convert them to text. Any marketing email gets blacklisted(sender or
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by sfilargi 9y ago
I find it useful for just three things: 1. Play music 2. Timers, especially when cooking 3. Turn lights and heating on and off. It's nice to be able to control them while in bed with just your voice. Nothing I couldn't live withou
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Go is another imperative language with mutable variables and static typing. I would say go with Elixir or even better, Erlang. It will open your mind to new ideas.
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by sfilargi 9y ago
A weak point of ReasonML for me, last time I tried it, were the Promises; you have to remember to resolve them, with the compiler not providing any help. It's very easy to miss/forget to resolve them. While it is definitely improv
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Thanks
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by sfilargi 9y ago
I run my own mail server that I coded myself ( https://github.com/sfilargi/puremail ). It's basically a single binary that has an SMTP server and webmail server. It works absolutely fine for me without much stress.
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Ask HN: Cryptocurrency without mining?
1 points by sfilargi 9y ago|4 comments
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by sfilargi 9y ago
> nobody wants to host potentially highly illegal content even encrypted. Good point, I didn’t think about that. Thanks!
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback. The whitelist email idea is basically something that I need. I use fastmail and getting sick and tired of marketing email. They always find the way to my inbox. But yeah, I see what you mean. Hardly anybody uses ema
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Ask HN: Side project ideas
7 points by sfilargi 9y ago|8 comments
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Show HN: Mailbox - Erlang-like mailbox for Go(github.com)
4 points by sfilargi 9y ago|0 comments
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Nope, that's not what the OP is trying to do. eg: https://play.golang.org/p/kFjXSlf5fw
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by sfilargi 9y ago
While I do agree with you that a couple of Uber stories everyday with no real extra info are a bit too much, let's not put everyone in the same basket.
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by sfilargi 9y ago
> I really have a hard time understanding why people would intentionally do that to themselves. My guess is that's because you are not seeing the world through their eyes. It is not difficult to get trapped in a situation like this.
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by sfilargi 9y ago
> re-skill Re-skill doesn't come free. I think you are not appreciating the catch-22 situation that people described in the article are in.
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Oh.. my bad.
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by sfilargi 9y ago
one index per table (Sorry for being pedantic)
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Physical borders were brought down long time ago, I don't see why we still keep the virtual ones up. Great win for EU citizens.
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by sfilargi 9y ago
Have you tried working from home and communicating only via email?
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by sfilargi 9y ago
> and crappy ASP on the backend (because the only server at the time that was available was a Windows server). I don't think there was ever a time that people didn't have alternatives to windows server and ASP. Maybe there was

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