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by umurkontaci 11y ago
That would be Redux. It is one way of building React apps, but not the only one.
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by umurkontaci 11y ago
What you did was a big mistake but getting fired from Google is not the end of the world. Heck, you could've quit after a while anyway. In fact, depending on the product you've been working on Google and your seniority, there are
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by umurkontaci 11y ago
It exactly means as you hear actually, WordPress.com, as we all know, was written in React, is now open-source. In WordPress.com, "average content Joe", can manage multiple sites, including self-hosted WordPress.org sites (through
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by umurkontaci 11y ago
It did work for me a when I clicked from here on HN!
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by umurkontaci 11y ago
I see a blank page for a second than I get redirected to the actual page. Could you also hit me on twitter @umurkontaci to help me diagnose?
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by umurkontaci 11y ago
That's interesting, I see a white page for a second or two and I get redirected. If something else is happening for you, would you mind sending me a DM on twitter @umurkontaci? I might be able to fix it.
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by umurkontaci 11y ago
Thanks. As @frik noted, it uses "I'm feeling lucky" feature of Google. It requires the page to be indexed to work. If the page isn't indexed then it won't work. But since the pages you'd like to see are indexed
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by umurkontaci 11y ago
I have actually made a bookmarklet that allows you to do the same without installing an extension. https://umur.io/paywall-bypass-bookmarklet-come-from-google/ Related HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator
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by umurkontaci 11y ago
do you offer relocation?
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
Here's another story from manjaro last week: https://manjaro.github.io/expired_SSL_certificate/ They have suggested users to adjust their computer time a couple of days before the expiration to use the site. They
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
I think the post pretty speculative, given the past and current efforts of Microsoft to get together with OSS and Linux community; using a single slide to come to a conclusion of "Microsoft stopped doing that or has been lying about it
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
OP here, if you have tried and have some feedback, I would be more than happy to hear it
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Build your own Netflix: Castro(umur.io)
3 points by umurkontaci 12y ago|1 comments
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
Simple. Put up an SSL interceptor proxy and see what's going through.
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
Dropbox is always connected and continually checks for updates, just because one sees at the same time doesn't mean they are related. I see Dropbox connections all the time whenever I look through my network.
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
I think the response code you are looking for is HTTP 409 (Conflict) [1] [1]: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231#section-6.5.8
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Show HN: Bypass paywalls with a click – Come from Google(umur.io)
2 points by umurkontaci 12y ago|0 comments
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
People who intentionally disable javascript in the year 2015 should also disable css, then close their browsers, then remove themselves from the network, then turn off their computers, then go live in cave.
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
I believe some of the registrars provide a rolling email address on your whois info, which forwards the mails to your inbox. But the address is changing at intervals, therefore if anybody scraped the address it won't be of use.
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
More often than not, I start my projects thinking that they would be small and don't need a comprehensive framework like Django. Then I figure I need an authentication mechanism, SQL abstraction, an admin site, a pipeline to handle, ve
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
I understand, but I believe this still happens only within the lexical scope where the variable has been defined with let. TBH, It doesn't bother me at all. I think I can even go ahead and say the latter makes much more sense. Using th
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
More like: var _this = this; call(function (){ return _this.value; }); versus call(() => this.value); So yeah, much more readable, and less issues with this binding to some other caller or window.
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
Function scopes and variable hoisting was not the best parts of JS anyway. let brings lexical scope into the game, which I think is a great progress. And you cannot expect a variable to be defined outside of its lexical scope. That&#x27
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
Well that's perfectly normal in a properly scoped language.
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
All of the commonly used libraries have support for any type of status codes; however, in JS world, you need to have two functions to handle a response, one is for success and one is for error. The developers you have worked with either did
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
That's a regression from 4 years ago. You can get the response body in any status code in JavaScript.
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
I think he is referring to apps that only show content, like a news-site reader or something along the lines of that. However, most of the apps I've seen have a Share feature which one can use to retrieve the link.
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
You know that by forging their own HTTP requests, they can send whatever hostname they would like.
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Keep your codebase tidy with “atonement” sessions(umur.io)
1 points by umurkontaci 12y ago|0 comments
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
Does anybody have any experience with TopTal? Somebody (I guess a recruiter had just sent me an email inviting me there?)

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