westoque

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by westoque 6y ago
more importantly. we need physical video kill switches as well! i have dealt with so many apps just opening the camera out of nowhere and it’s also mostly unexpected.
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by westoque 6y ago
> >Are you willing to pay 50-100 euros/dollars per year to keep MDN afloat? Yes as well. I consider myself pretty conservative with my spending but with regards to free things that benefit me, I am thankful, so I donate. I believ
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by westoque 6y ago
Here’s a video of geohot thinking and coding at the same time and you’ll see how fast typing helps him resolve ideas quickly: https://youtu.be/RFaFmkCEGEs
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by westoque 6y ago
my takeaway from this is that the human body is actually really complex. even the immunologists quoted cannot say for sure about how the body responds to certain viruses. each one of us is unique and has different response levels. however,
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by westoque 6y ago
JIRA. The most complex simple system I used. Simple in theory (Project Management) but complex in implementation.
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by westoque 6y ago
> I don't think CSS modules are the issue to making it responsive. We just decided to focus the design/engineering resources on making mobile apps instead of responsive web app. i agree that CSS modules aren't the issue bu
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by westoque 6y ago
same here. happy mercury customer. just disappointed the webapp wasn't build mobile friendly from the start. the UI is simple enough that it should've been working on mobile! should've used a responsive CSS framework vs using
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by westoque 6y ago
awesome project! this is the HN that i've been looking for. the ask/new/show are burried in the original Hacker News but in here, it's balanced and a much better way to view the content. huge props! another huge props is
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by westoque 6y ago
drinking coffee for years made my anxiety levels increase significantly. i started to notice this whenever i get into scenarios where i'm most uncomfortable. it used to be more mild that when i'm nervous, my heart is just pounding
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Reddit has launched their cryptocurrency integration(reddit.com)
1 points by westoque 6y ago|1 comments
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by westoque 6y ago
this is a bit narrow minded view of things. let's start adding the complexity shall we? need to use sass? let's start adding a scss loader. should we use modules in the JS files or compile everything into 1 file? what if we compil
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by westoque 6y ago
True. It's just a lot safer because of how AWS has their permissions/access/ACL setup. Not to mention the attack surface is less since you don't expose your repo organization name, repo users, etc like they have it out i
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by westoque 6y ago
Not sure if anyone knows but if you use AWS, you can actually create your own repository there for your organization. it doesn’t have the GitHub UI or features like issues, but should going in the right direction where your organization own
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Modern Web App Development in JavaScript(twitter.com)
2 points by westoque 6y ago|1 comments
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by westoque 6y ago
AgencyMVP | Software Engineer | Dallas-Fort Worth Area, TX | Fulltime | ONSITE AgencyMVP is a smart lead management system for the insurance industry. We use AI/Machine Learning to rank leads based on who's most valuable and who&#
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by westoque 6y ago
Not sure if it's only me. But there's some funky funky things happening on that frontend. There's a white modal that covers that whole screen that pops out at every page load.
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by westoque 6y ago
I agree but only to a certain degree, a fresh grad vs mid-level, then a mid-level most certainly have a higher base salary. But for people applying for the same position, salary reflects how good you are at negotiating on top of your percei
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Nutritional Treatment of Coronavirus(orthomolecular.org)
2 points by westoque 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do you use the TouchBar for anything useful?
3 points by westoque 7y ago|6 comments
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Facebook Container(addons.mozilla.org)
2 points by westoque 7y ago|0 comments
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by westoque 7y ago
The fact is that this doesn't work for everyone. What we found to be most workable is master is always "stable", then we have a production branch that is cut from master. This gives you a few things: 1. More predictable deplo
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by westoque 7y ago
AgencyMVP | Software Engineer | Dallas, TX | Fulltime | ONSITE or REMOTE (US) Agency MVP (Most Valuable Prospect) is a smart lead management system within the insurance industry that uses proprietary algorithms to rank leads, prospects, and
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by westoque 7y ago
> Forgot to mention the #1 benefit - replaceable HDD/SSD and upgradable RAM. Also this. I just bought a new 16" Macbook Pro because I just maxed out the SSD in my 2015 Macbook Pro due to all the Docker images and generally all
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by westoque 7y ago
The thing is that it’s just not a browser making API calls. The wrapper is so that you have access to lower level APIs, like access to the filesystem. This gives the Electron app more power than a browser.
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by westoque 7y ago
I like this pattern of being able to restore snapshots in your development environment. For the uninitiated, docker actually has all these functions. For example, if you create a container for postgres and mount a volume, you can create a s
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by westoque 7y ago
Isn’t it time to see more widespread use of encryption in emails? What I’m pertaining to is signing emails to make sure they are coming from correct source.
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by westoque 7y ago
> What do you mean? These seem synonymous to me. What I meant was similar to this talk: https://blog.golang.org/concurrency-is-not-parallelism where there is also a load balancer example around 20:20 and using go channel
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by westoque 7y ago
Thanks for the explanation. Forgive my lack of knowledge, but can it not be solved by using parallelism instead of concurrency/threads? I thought Go has first class primitives to be able to do this?
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by westoque 7y ago
> Multiple clients will connect to the load balancer and when each of them requests a next peer to pass the traffic on race conditions could occur. I quite don't understand what this means? What race conditions? Can anybody explain?
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by westoque 7y ago
I don't think it's necessarily about producing more. It's about risk. The people who risk more, are compensated by the reward. Now, you can definitely alleviate the inequality by giving more money out, so if Bezos is making $

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