tjchear

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   by tjchear 6y ago

   I don't think there will be any consequences of importance, for a different, simple reason: people generally resist changing their worldview and will do mental gymnastics to preserve it.
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   Ask HN: As the tech lead, how do you ensure success in Cyberpunk 2077?

   9 points by tjchear 6y ago|9 comments
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   by tjchear 6y ago

   I'm wondering if DSL could be the next evolutionary step of nocode and lowcode movement. The language could be provided by the platform provider (e.g a simple language for expressing website UI/UX), or it could be completely ad ho
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   by tjchear 6y ago

   One thing that could change around how we use and live around smartphones would be voice interface. Voice recognition is getting better, but NLP/AI still leaves a lot to be desired, and people are less inclined to use it in public. I f
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   by tjchear 6y ago

   Yeah, I'm looking for something like this: https://cloud.google.com/identity-platform/docs/multi-tenanc...
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   by tjchear 6y ago

   Congrats on the beta launch! Thoughts on supporting multi-tenant auth?
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   by tjchear 6y ago

   I guess I should have rephrased my question then. How would I go about doing something similar to what observablehq is doing as far as executing user code on the fly goes, short of writing a js interpreter in js?
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   by tjchear 6y ago

   Good point. Does Observablehq do something similar then?
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   Ask HN: How to safely execute user code in browser (like observablehq)?

   6 points by tjchear 6y ago|9 comments
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    Reminds me of Headlime's founder, who was kind enough to share his journey, but instead people copied his work/content (and had the audacity to ask for his advice) and then launched their own competing services that are downright
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    Trivia decisions aside, there are also seemingly trivia things that you just didn't even know you had to know or make a decision on. You don't know what you don't know, so having someone who had done it to guide a future entr
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    You wouldn't be the first to point that out :) People who do find value in it don't really care about the name.
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    I made a web app that turns Google sheets into beautiful web pages in 3 easy steps. https://sheetUI.com it's still lacking in many ways, but I'm working on a V2 with paid features that'll be launched soon.
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    Are there plans to introduce an API similar to this then? https://cloud.google.com/identity-platform/docs/multi-tenanc...
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    Any pointers for said papers?
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    Is there/will there be multi-tenant support for auth in Supabase?
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    Even if independent derivation is a valid defense, with Oracle setting a precedence, people would be taken to court all the time, and what is considered trivial becomes a matter of opinion. It won't be long before the whole situation d
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    Blueprint describes the thing that is to be built. API describes how two parties talk to each other. I'd say API is closer to a protocol or a contract than it is to architectural blueprint.
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    I disagree that the IRL analogy of API is architectural diagrams. A better analogy for API would be an agreement on how to communicate what needs to be done (and what has been done) between two persons. The aggregate effect of that over tho
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    Along the same vein, I made a vi-like editor for editing webpages - not to minimize mouse usage, but to increase productivity with tons of shortcut keys and commands. https://vivpage.com/
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    Would I be liable for illegal things I store for others that I know nothing about?
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    Yeah, esoteric languages certainly count! They go against well-established mainstream language concepts and elements. This subculture you're talking about, do they exist as a community somewhere? I knew about Quines, but I've neve
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    I vaguely remember Paul Graham said (and I'm paraphrasing very much) good grades or bigco background sends a signal that you're more cut out for working for others than running a business. But of course, the two don't have to
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    Haha not quite, but I chuckled nevertheless. Thanks for showing this to me!
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    There's avant garde art; is there avant garde code?

    5 points by tjchear 6y ago|6 comments
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    I'm quite fond of the telepathic mode of communication shown in Ghost in the Shell. Between now and mass adoption of Neuralink (if it happens...), I imagine there'd be a neck-worn device that can read off the neural signals going
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    I don't know if this is considered poetry, but speaking of constraints breeding creativity, I'm reminded of the verbiage from V for Vendetta which uses mostly words starting with the letter V: Voilà! In view, a humble vaudevil
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    I like that the author brings up all the different roles in a company and explains succinctly what each one does with the door. This could be a good way to explain an industry or the roles within a company to newcomers.
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    I understand they're not the same, but I'm wondering if it would be reasonable to analyze the impact of the COVID-19 stimulus checks as a data point to inform the effects of UBI.
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    by tjchear 6y ago

    What were those features that no other language has?