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by shams93 9y ago
Yeah when I use webpack all you can see is all the code compressed into one line, about as helpful as reading binary, its really a matter of sharing the source code, most mobile users which are the majority can't even view source anymo
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by shams93 9y ago
Exactly for a lot of wealthy people they live in terror of the regular people they are gradually starving to death. As we enter a post human economy we will see more and more mass internment more and more concentration camps. As machines el
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by shams93 9y ago
Yeah I recently saw ATT looking for an actionscript person their internal apps must require IE and run on flash, can't imagine its for customer facing applications.
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Automated Lovecraft – Generated by a Neural Network Trained on HP Lovecraft(amazon.com)
2 points by shams93 9y ago|0 comments
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How would you flip 5k
3 points by shams93 9y ago|1 comments
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by shams93 9y ago
The comedy in this is that the Republicans will continue to scream about "the shrinking middle class" but when every policy is designed to benefit the wealthy elite at the expense of the center the middle class will not magically
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by shams93 9y ago
With Chromebooks that support android you can run linux via termux for console linux
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by shams93 10y ago
Lol maybe if we were still stuck with jquery and aweful es5. Es6 though? Omg its powerful. Ever try manipulating arrays with Java? Not fun. To some people Java is a "real language" but just try to do parallel assignment with Java,
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by shams93 10y ago
Renoise has this kind of view, bigwig is working on this as well.
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by shams93 10y ago
With an article about how he used python and tensorflow to "hack tinder" and replace his ex lol.
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by shams93 10y ago
Is it really censorship or are we seeing the effects of the end of net neutrality with 0 rated services. I'm wondering whether advertisers are using placement as an excuse to try to weasel out of long term ad contracts if youtube'
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by shams93 10y ago
Starting a side project might help unless this is a more than 8 hours a day job, which I've had and side projects are impossible working 120 hours a week. But if its a normal 40 hour workweek remote that gives you some extra time to do
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by shams93 10y ago
Personally I've been using lubuntu and lxde for years now I never appreciated unity for desktop but I do appreciate the fact that ubuntu gives me choices, lubuntu is pretty awesome and stable and lets me use my system resources to run
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by shams93 10y ago
Raspberry pi3 I used mine to get a new job that almost triples my income.
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by shams93 10y ago
Well if this Syria thing becomes a WWIII then its going to get much worse than 1929.If we have a nuclear war with the level of weapons we have now we can damage the planet beyond the ability to sustain life of any kind. If this is a "H
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by shams93 10y ago
Or even someone caught peeing in public if you get caught having to pee in public you can get on the offender list even in cities with absolutely no public restrooms to mitigate the need for that.
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by shams93 10y ago
Yeah I own my own modem/router forced Comcast to setup my own stuff rather than rent from them but I made sure it was a Comcast compatible modem.
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by shams93 10y ago
My first exposure to Roland was watching Adamski playing live with a 909 drum machine back in 1990. Really mind blowing to see that one person could be the whole band. My first drum machine was a roland 707, by the early 90s their analog ge
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by shams93 10y ago
Yeah it seems to have had actually a shockingly large impact. As much as people love to morally judge the poor the environment has much more of an impact on human behavior than we would even like to admit.
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by shams93 10y ago
Yeah this has a lot to do with the disaster called the Citizens United decision giving corporation's unlimited ability to donate to politicians. Back in the 50s that still had the concept of the crime of bribery.
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by shams93 10y ago
This is a good fallback for clients that can't handle a progressive web app. Progressive web apps solve some of these issues but it won't work everywhere where it doesn't work this is a nice fallback approach.
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by shams93 10y ago
Some death marches are out of desperation and some are for show to investors or boards. Desperation marches usually come from undemocratic process from the start. When engineers are treated as vassals it hides the true costs of the project.
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by shams93 10y ago
Why I use the Android app TextBrowser
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by shams93 10y ago
I really appreciate the advice I just got my income tripled so I want to make a good showing and both get there early but also be effective and productive. I'm about to exit the early stage startup I've been at for work coding for
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Ask HN: Looking for tips to be a “Morning Person”
26 points by shams93 10y ago|42 comments
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by shams93 10y ago
Back when the ipad first came out the iphone was far more limited and had a small screen. Now most of the ipad only apps are migrating to the iphone as well. With the large screen and powerful processor on par with the ipad there's les
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by shams93 10y ago
The most comedic thing about Apple is that my raspberry pi3 with chromium has support for webmidi and webrtc but not even the iPad pro can do webrtc chat with mobile Safari. Sure I know they're not fans of the web but it has to be hurt
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by shams93 10y ago
It depends upon the context. I'm inclinded to say yes because I see my 22 year old coworkers buy eth on margin. Usually when new investors are buying on margin its a sign that there's a bubble forming or it may even be hitting it
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by shams93 10y ago
Its still really tough to get remote work. You have to compete not just on quality but price. If you live in an expensive city it seems to be extremely tough to get into remote work, been trying for years. It has to be based on price beca
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by shams93 10y ago
Its comical that Mark Cuban is saying that things like writing will be the jobs of the future after AI automates most jobs away. Writing and music were rendered virtually worthless by 1999, the so called "liberal arts jobs" were a

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