tudorconstantin

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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
Nothing has intrinsic value
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
If you have enterprise level needs for a full customer identity solution, especially if your company activates in Europe, let me suggest you https://www.iwelcome.com/ (disclosure: I work here as an engineer): long history (
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
Remember: "shortchanged" is just an euphemism for "stealing" here.
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
> but it will lead to a steady decline in the value of the dollar vs other currencies. That would be true if the other currencies weren't printed like crazy also. Have a look at past year's increase in M2 circulating supply of
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
Not sure "competitor" is the right word, but I started to work on my own boilerplate/project-starter some time ago[0]. I choose to use NestJS, knex and NextJS. My objective is to achieve the best tradeoffs between autogenerat
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
There's a guy, PlanB (with the bitcoin B) who created a formula for estimtaing Bitcoin's price based on its emission, by correlating it with the price of other assets (mostly gold), called stock to flow. Here's a chart for it
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
And also Atlassian (jira, bitbucket, etc)
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
Summary: "The survey said information technology decision-makers expect permanent remote work to double to 34.4% of their companies’ workforces in 2021, compared with 16.4% before the coronavirus outbreak, a result of positive producti
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
That sounds to me as if going after the maker of a knife that was used in a murder if they can't find the killer.
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
Nit-pick: it's already more than 2 decades since Kasparov lost to deep blue (1997). Time flies.
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
Now, this will probably get me downvoted to oblivion, but the article sounds like the rants of a loser. We all have distractions. We all enjoy wasting time. Hell, I'm writing this after 5-6 beers and my tomorrow will most probably be w
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
It's probably because of the good SEO the articles written there get: I published a project on GitHub, then an article on my personal blog about it (with a back link from the repo itself), then an intro article on medium with a link to
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
I mentioned typescript and react (meaning jsx actually) because browsers run javascript. So the browser will have to be able to make a mapping from javascript -> jsx -> typescript in order to report correctly what was covered during t
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
I thought it's about a knowledge base about e2e testing using playwright/puppeteer. The problem I wrote about is one that's solvable using those tools (I think and hope). It's a problem I'm trying to solve in my lim
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
I don't think that's possible in the most generic way. Think about when would you say the Facebook page (post login) is fully loaded. You've got there the infinite scroll, the chat box, the notifications. All of those are nev
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
Quick question: if you were to start a new project today, what would be your choice between puppeteer and playwright? Haven't worked extensively with them, but it seems to me playwright is the no-brainer now because of the guys behind
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
For puppetteer, but playwright also works with Firefox and webkit
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
"I'd feel much more comfortable handing identity to a firm whose entire business model revolves around securing my information and protecting my privacy rather than a big-tech." - in order for that company to be rock solid, t
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
I totally understand you! I'm a software engineer since 2006 and even though I followed a classical career (in Eastern Europe), we (me, my wife and our daughter) were struggling financially for the first approx 9 years. Buying a lotter
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
I am not able to screenshare in slack from browser on Linux, only from the electron app.
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
As a curiosity: what made you stop?
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by tudorconstantin 6y ago
The second HN chess tournament: https://lichess.org/tournament/Wg6CHtmp I'm pretty pumped to the idea of losing some games :)
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by tudorconstantin 7y ago
I've re-setup my baremetal server I rent at hetzner in December to have a modern ops infrastructure. I started with k8s because it seemed pretty straight forward to have it up using rancher. After about a week of not being able to conf
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Key Sentences to Add to Your Vocabulary as a Freelancer(twitter.com)
2 points by tudorconstantin 7y ago|0 comments
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by tudorconstantin 7y ago
I am thinking rather in the context of google plus for example: they had the money to promote it and the channels to do it and still they had to close it. Throwing money at a problem doesn't always solve it. Not wanting to sound conspi
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by tudorconstantin 7y ago
I find it very intriguing and fascinating the market penetration speed tiktok had: - developed in 200 days - launched in September 2016 in China - launched in September 2017 internationally - in November 2017 it's parent company spends
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by tudorconstantin 7y ago
Since an async function is simply a function that returns a promise is there actually any difference between using async/await and using promises explicitly?
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by tudorconstantin 7y ago
Revolut has "virtual cards" which are invalid after the first charge.
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by tudorconstantin 7y ago
We should go and force them to reduce it /s
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Serverless Is Polished CGI(twitter.com)
3 points by tudorconstantin 7y ago|0 comments

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