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by zffr 1y ago
Why do you feel the stdlib needs a .sum() if using .reduce() is so simple?
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by zffr 1y ago
If you do a lot with combine publishers, then you might also have a hard time with the type system
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by zffr 1y ago
The read me says this approach is extremely maintainable, but I’m not sure I agree. The design pattern is based on convention only. This means that a developer is free to stray from the convention whenever they want. In a complex app that m
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by zffr 2y ago
It could be nice for Swift on Linux. I don't think Combine is available there
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by zffr 2y ago
Can't a bot just collect a few real tokens and then send those instead of trying to run the shader?
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by zffr 2y ago
My portfolio is: * current employer: 33% * previous employer: 20% * target retirement fund: 20% * handpicked stocks: 20% * cash: 7% I know this is far from optimal and that I got extremely lucky. Both companies I worked for, and my hand-pic
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Ask HN: What does your investment portfolio look like?
2 points by zffr 2y ago|4 comments
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by zffr 2y ago
It really depends on what a "screen load" means exactly. If its just rendering the screen from some client-side data then I would expect something <16ms. To support 120fps displays, it would need to be <8ms. If a "scree
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by zffr 2y ago
> Our apps are blazing fast (<500ms screen loads) I’m not sure I would consider 0.5 seconds to be blazing fast. I wish the article went into detail on what these screens do and what a screen load means exactly.
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by zffr 2y ago
Aren’t most of these things you want in the standard library, and not things that the language itself should do?
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by zffr 2y ago
I maintain a branch with my comments inline. If the underlying code changes, I just update my comments.
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by zffr 2y ago
How does this compare to Kafka? Is the primary difference that this is a hosted solution?
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Ask HN: Is your solo project covering your living expenses?
1 points by zffr 2y ago|0 comments
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by zffr 2y ago
In what scenarios would you want to re-order commits?
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by zffr 2y ago
During college lectures my retention was highest when I didn’t notes at all. I found that if I took notes, most of my brain power went towards capturing the content instead of actively engaging with it. Once I stopped taking notes, it freed
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by zffr 2y ago
I sometimes use sound to notify me when long running tasks finish. On macOS you can do this by doing "long_command; say done;"
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by zffr 2y ago
It is not exactly the same, but I believe that Figma supports concurrent edits and uses an approach similar to CRDTs ( https://www.figma.com/blog/how-figmas-multiplayer-technology... ).
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by zffr 2y ago
I don't doubt your claim, but you didn't provide any examples or evidence. What positive effects did limiting device access from your kids have on them?
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Ask HN: Legitimate Uses of Smart Contracts, DApps, DAOs, NFTs, etc.?
2 points by zffr 2y ago|0 comments
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by zffr 3y ago
Adding on to this, if an app uses client-side hydration (ex Next apps) sometimes you can find a big JSON object in the HTML with all the page data. In these cases you can usually write some custom code to extract and parse this JSON object.
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by zffr 3y ago
Here are some tips not mentioned: 1. <domain>/robots.txt can sometimes have useful info for scraping a website. It will often include links to sitemaps that let you enumerate all pages on a site. This is a useful library for fetc
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by zffr 3y ago
Nice! I'm building something similar for French
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by zffr 3y ago
Are there any places today that are like Google in the early days? I would love to work at a place like this.
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by zffr 3y ago
What are the pros/cons of this over firebase?
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by zffr 3y ago
Where do you see the $600k figure?
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by zffr 3y ago
Anecdotally, very few people left during my tenure there. I stayed for over 5yrs myself, and I met several people who had been there for 10+ years. Maybe the short short average tenure time is because of the retail employees.
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Show HN: We built an AI-enhanced prototyping tool similar to v0(beta.formulator.app)
2 points by zffr 3y ago|2 comments
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by zffr 3y ago
This is the description on Dropbox's website > Use artificial intelligence (AI) from third-party partners so you can work faster in Dropbox. We only use technology partners we have vetted. Your data is never used to train their inte
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by zffr 3y ago
Let's say that Apple is forced to allow third parties to use iMessage. Can't Apple just make the cost prohibitively high?
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by zffr 3y ago
Have you considered using SQLite vtables for this?

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