tekstar

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   by tekstar 8y ago

   I don't run traditional antivirus but I do run: https://objective-see.com/products/blockblock.html (free) Detects when software attempts to install itself to run at startup and lets you block the registration. ht
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   by tekstar 8y ago

   This would likely pair well with this functional interface to uitableview. https://github.com/Shopify/FunctionalTableData
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   by tekstar 9y ago

   I remember doing it, because my "DOOM killer" took up too much lomem to run it and the QBASIC IDE at the same time. .. because my "DOOM killer" was a top-down shooter and I had defined the map as a 2 dimensional array of
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   by tekstar 9y ago

   Isn't it what powers the dark web?
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   by tekstar 9y ago

   Nice interview.
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   by tekstar 9y ago

   > * Removed bundled adware from projects This is like a restaurant advertising "we've stopped intentionally poisoning our food!" They don't deserve any chances after that. They're done.
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   by tekstar 9y ago

   I once had a developer who consistently wrote unreadable code while trying to be clever. To give him useful feedback I needed to come up with a black and white heuristic for knowing if code is readable or not. The heuristic is this: Readab
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   Show HN: FunctionalTableData, React-like UI rendering for iOS/Swift(github.com)

   1 points by tekstar 9y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: FunctionalTableData: Functional Rendering for UITableView in Swift(github.com)

   9 points by tekstar 9y ago|0 comments
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    by tekstar 9y ago

    a less destructive version of this is to install `sl` on your linux or mac.
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    by tekstar 9y ago

    so.. you're saying shipping weight is an indicator?
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    by tekstar 9y ago

    how is that a different threat profile than your router or any other IoT you may own?
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    by tekstar 9y ago

    RN for android was publicly released during the time we were experimenting.
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    by tekstar 9y ago

    I really don't want to rail on RN. My experience is 2 years old at this point, and even then it was the internal decision we made based on our use-cases and needs. Yours are likely different and maybe RN would be a silver bullet for
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    Ask HN: Companies who adopted React Native over a year ago, do you regret it?

    363 points by tekstar 9y ago|145 comments
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    Ask HN: Companies who adopted React Native over a year ago, are you satisfied?

    2 points by tekstar 9y ago|0 comments
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    by tekstar 9y ago

    This reminds me of when Jiam Ghomeshi made a post about being into S&M right before his accusers charged him with rape.
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    by tekstar 9y ago

    Ahh, rewrite vs letting it stay! The classic maintainer dilemma! Answering this really depends. I think I would start with "what do I hope to get out of this process". Are you doing this to learn? Are you doing it to grow a use
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    by tekstar 9y ago

    > The boundary between a beginner and a coding rockstar really isn't very great unless you are getting into the realm of computer sciences, like machine learning. This is really untrue. On the surface, code might look the same bet
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    by tekstar 9y ago

    To really understand what's going on you, learn your tech stack at least 1 layer of abstraction lower than the layer you typically work in. The biggest wins are where you make a good decision that avoids an entire class of bugs or an a