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by sramam 4y ago
https://markwhen.com/ is really well done! Adding a link, to make it easier to find.
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by sramam 4y ago
> unburdened by the historical baggage of Node Is this even possible anymore? Deno made a valiant attempt, but with every release, the best received update seems to be the node/npm compatibility.
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by sramam 4y ago
This was my first thought as well. I think the use-case for this is when the customer has not or is unwilling to upgrade from a "working version". Having the ability to take ownership of that "working version" for their
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by sramam 4y ago
a bit off-topic, but couldn't resist: > As a shortcut, I used GPT-3 to generate a basic typescript function for me. This let me look at TS type definitions and get a better idea of what’s available so I could get developing. As a lo
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by sramam 4y ago
(I know nothing about the area.) Am I incorrect in thinking we are headed to future AIs that jump to conclusions? Or is it just my "human neural hash" being triggered in error?!
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by sramam 4y ago
True from the reader's perspective. The writer begged to differ!
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by sramam 4y ago
It only has devDependencies: https://github.com/olivernn/lunr.js/blob/master/package.json...
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Ask HN: Seeking pointers on reference-ability/customer-logos for SaaS
1 points by sramam 4y ago|0 comments
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The inventor of the electronic spreadsheet – Dan Bricklin(youtube.com)
6 points by sramam 4y ago|1 comments
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by sramam 5y ago
My kids' (16 & 11) cord-blood and tissue were frozen with a similar service at birth. I saw your pricing and was a bit shocked that it's 3x what I pay on an annualized basis. However, my rate seems to have been grandfathered i
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by sramam 5y ago
(Apologies for going off-topic) I am working on a solution to simplify this piece of the puzzle and seeking feedback for an early version of the solution. Please DM me (email in profile) and we can set something up.
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by sramam 5y ago
> The only thing that changes is distribution of mass (depending on where the tank is and where they keep bottles with drinks). A tonne of pee gathered from all over the plane is most likely less effect than 3-4 people moving from one en
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by sramam 5y ago
Interesting perspective. Could you explain why and for whom it's bad? I can't completely tell from your comment - but do you tend open-source or closed-source as an alternative?
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by sramam 5y ago
> Another benefit is that this flips all of the "paid" feature flags to true. If you self-host Bitwarden's official setup you still have to pay a subscription to use paid features. As a developer and cheapskate user myself
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by sramam 5y ago
I thought so too. The documentation for all state they honor .gitignore. In my case, the compiled code is committed. My query was for a generic term "src" - so that likely trapped the file-path embedded within the long lines of a
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by sramam 5y ago
In an attempt to remove some of my ignorance, I tried this: (MBA, M1) time rg Query src > /tmp/junk.rg rg Query src > /tmp/junk.rg 0.01s user 0.04s system 156% cpu 0.037 total time pt Query src > /
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by sramam 5y ago
Congratulations on launching! A question - in the sample dictation on the site, it adds a voice annotation for "features" and "pricing categories". These weren't encoded in the HTML. How does it figure that?
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by sramam 5y ago
Any review should be part of the code review process - not the CI build process. If the build is broken, a review is likely to be less reliable.
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by sramam 5y ago
I am sympathetic to their need for manual intervention, but maintainers should be the last line of defense, not the first and only line they seem to have here. Specifically: > If the pull request is updated to a new commit, a new approva
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by sramam 6y ago
> Even now it feels remarkable that someone with Gates' intellect and access to rich district school computers (in the '70s) benefited so massively from being born into a connected family. While this seems to be the accepted co
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by sramam 6y ago
"gun" = "platform"
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by sramam 6y ago
> Put Mark Zuckerberg and Sundar Pichai behind bars and the problem will correct after that. Why not the CEOs of the companies using the targeted keywords/demographic information? The "it's not the gun that kills, it'
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by sramam 6y ago
Could you point to the source of this information? It wasn't obvious to me.
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by sramam 6y ago
> Second, The reason net neutrality, censorship and other malaise that ails the internet happens is because of the high deployment cost of broadband networks, this automatically makes ownership of these networks only accessible to nation
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by sramam 6y ago
This. This [1] wired interview provides an insight into the structured thinking at Microsoft/Gates even back in 1996. I'm sure this kind of thinking permeates any successful company, to have a video of this depth, and now availabl
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by sramam 6y ago
> In any case, I personally feel corporate personhood actually does make sense. It’s absurd that I as an individual can engage in speech but if I communicate through a company that I solely own now I can’t. I've always struggled rec
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by sramam 6y ago
this is really cool. Looking at the rest of the stuff you have built with ottomatic, wonder if you'd consider getting this to work with something like repl.it. That'll be really cool - to have a(n almost) one-click live demo frame
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by sramam 6y ago
my additions: npm and esprima Both had significant impacts on the JS developer-experience.
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by sramam 6y ago
this looks really cool. I'm not am ML chap, but always wondered: Can these kinds of algorithms also give you dimensional data? For example, can I 3D-print one of these models with any accuracy?
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by sramam 6y ago
Congratulations on surviving the 32 meter odyssey and living to launch! Wondering how do you deal with stateful services? You mention an "analyzer process" for external services, what about internal services? It seems this would w

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