taormina

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   by taormina 7y ago

   SEEKING WORK | REMOTE Location : Austin, TX Email: contact (a) taormina.io Website: https://taormina.io I'm a full-stack polygot that has been writing a lot of Flutter apps lately. Whether you have an EMR cluster that needs
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   Show HN: Danger World – UX Overhaul(danger.world)

   1 points by taormina 7y ago|0 comments
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   by taormina 7y ago

   I work on multiple Flutter apps and have been checking https://github.com/flutter/plugins so frequently that I finally wrote a hacky little script to just tell me if I had any package updates to worry about. I made the
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   Show HN: Gist – checking for pub.dev package updates(gist.github.com)

   1 points by taormina 7y ago|1 comments
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   Stack Overflow: We're testing advertisements across the network(meta.stackexchange.com)

   3 points by taormina 7y ago|1 comments
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   by taormina 7y ago

   Other people have mentioned GCP/Firebase for the $300 free trial, but I'm going to specifically mention their startup program: https://cloud.google.com/developers/startups/ I'm hosting my game serve
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   by taormina 7y ago

   I think the intention was that by building an audience of apartment renters, that he could pivot into a related idea with this audience.
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   by taormina 7y ago

   I'm building a reading game and I want to run simple ethical ads for fantasy novels and live play RPG podcasts and the ilk on the homepage of my app at a later point. I'm at the point in building where I'm initially building
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   by taormina 7y ago

   I left an AdTech company about a year ago. I went to learn more about data engineering and applied machine learning. I learned a phenomenal amount, but I really grew to dislike the advertising industry. The incentives are hilarious misalign
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    by taormina 7y ago

    I absolutely love this. Have y'all been collecting your advice? I'd love to learn what has and hasn't worked so far for your projects.
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    by taormina 7y ago

    This[0] is an CSS implementation under the MIT license I'm using on 3 different websites[1][2][3] right now. Google can't really take back Material Design at this point (IANAL), which I'd call a feature! [0] https:/&#x2
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    by taormina 7y ago

    https://bossanova.uk/jtools/ seems to be the main page for this project.
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    by taormina 7y ago

    If only I could be on-call and fix things without my laptop.....
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    by taormina 7y ago

    Oh man, the Fire Phone has so many problems as a product. As someone who turned a large Android Google Play app into a Fire Phone compatible one, I think it took me literally a day to swap out the Google Maps implementation with the Amazon
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    by taormina 7y ago

    I took this class at Georgia Tech as an undergrad and I also highly recommend it for the material. We had a chain of CS classes leading up to it (2110 -> 2200 -> 4290) on the undergrad side, but when I took it, this course was actuall
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    by taormina 7y ago

    I'm still convinced that the only innovation that ever happened in this space by Uber was the guaranteed ride. They chose to fight (ok, ignore) the taxi regulations, but from a features perspective the taxi apps already did all this. T
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    by taormina 7y ago

    I think definitely not #1 (make open) and almost certainly #2 (keep alive for now). This is a direct response to the entire Nest integration ecosystem going "what?!" after basically being told they were getting shut off.
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    by taormina 7y ago

    Hey, interviewing is a two-way street. I'd love it if the candidates that know they don't want the job halfway through told me so and gave me my time back. I am under no obligation to continue wasting your time. Who cares what the
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    by taormina 7y ago

    I was thinking more about S3, where I know for a fact that are charging on a per-request basis and a volume basis. Amazon can and should absolutely charge them irrespective of the contents of the blob of data, and regardless of whether they
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    by taormina 7y ago

    I'm not accusing Amazon or anyone else of anything in particular. I'm just reminding people that even if you encrypt all of your data at rest, that at a minimum, every service provider of something like AWS is collecting plenty of
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    by taormina 7y ago

    I think it is incredibly fair to say that you shouldn't put data onto the servers of a company if you mind them reading that data. Why should I assume they aren't? At a bare minimum, the metadata is being actively consumed by the
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    by taormina 7y ago

    A simple answer might be "time to move to another static hosting solution".
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    by taormina 7y ago

    > Can this person code at all? How well? He's trying to draw the distinction between these two questions.
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    by taormina 7y ago

    Well, some of us do: https://adnauseam.io/
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    by taormina 7y ago

    You should be, but at the very least you're sitting on it until the end of the quarter, no? Not to mention that it's not all due at the same time.
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    Ask HN: Self-employed, what do you do with your tax money?

    1 points by taormina 7y ago|4 comments
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    by taormina 8y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Google_products#Discon... Also found https://killedbygoogle.com/
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    by taormina 8y ago

    Given that most of them were there for exactly long enough to decide it wasn't worth staying and left, how exactly does that matter? Being clean cut isn't just about pedigree.
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    by taormina 8y ago

    Do people trust their products?
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    by taormina 8y ago

    Wrong time of year, but for the Austin, TX crowd: http://nlandsurfpark.com/