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Show HN: Keel Studio – From prompt to production-ready back end in 2 mins(keel.so)
6 points by RutZap 2y ago|0 comments
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by RutZap 4y ago
Pretty cool, but if you like a gui, I'd highly recommend https://github.com/fullstorydev/grpcui , lightweight and super easy to use
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by RutZap 5y ago
I believe that driving an old car for longer has a smaller environmental impact than consistently driving newer cars as the bulk of emissions is during the manufacturing process. I have no data to support my statement, it's just my hun
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by RutZap 5y ago
I though it was: Acul din carul cu fân Literal translation: The needle in the hay cart
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by RutZap 6y ago
_My first computer was a Pentium II one and it had Windows 98 installed when I purchased it in 2008_ I think this must be a typo. 2008 seems quite a late time to buy a Pentium II, I had my Pentium II in 1998ish.
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by RutZap 7y ago
Yes, i get the screening process; but asking a candidate to spend 8 hours on implementing a client library for their API at the beginning of the application process is definitely unreasonable. It's not a coding exercise, but a full blo
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by RutZap 7y ago
This has really annoyed me recently, I've had interviews with companies that expected me to do a test before even seeing them in person (following a phone interview) and their tasks mentioned I should spend around 8 hours on the test.
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by RutZap 7y ago
JS Console errors for me. >>> Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'src' of undefined at t.value (Break.js:92)
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by RutZap 7y ago
I'm really looking forward to this. After 10 years of programming in PHP and maintaining loads of legacy projects I've come to greatly appreciate explicit definitions and strong typing. IMHO being explicit always increases maintai
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by RutZap 7y ago
On that page's footer: > ©2019 Google - Last updated: June 18, 2019 at 3:12:13 PM UTC+1 Looks like it was last updated before the outage.
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by RutZap 8y ago
Wow. I've got 8GB high speed 4G for £30, and I had the phone thrown in for free (Pixel 2)! Incredible how data varies so much in price from country to country.
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IMF projects Venezuela inflation will hit 1M percent in 2018(uk.reuters.com)
1 points by RutZap 8y ago|0 comments
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by RutZap 8y ago
I'm genuinely interested wether this is a sarcastic submission or actually serious!
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by RutZap 8y ago
> It’s not prejudice or signaling, it’s objectively deficient in ways that haven’t been acceptable in decades. I don't want to start a useless debate or anything like that, so don't take this in the wrong way, but I am genuinel
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by RutZap 8y ago
I have been using PHP professionally for 7 years now and I absolutely love it. The community grew up from the old days when I started playing with it (almost 15 years ago). There are incredible pieces of software built with it, and nowadays
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by RutZap 9y ago
Speaking of GDPR, I, like many others, am a little bit confused. I've read parts of the legislation but not all of it, so perhaps somebody here can help me out. Moving towards slightly more delicate issues (compared to tracking someone
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by RutZap 9y ago
Clickbait title. Basically, just abusing the food stamp service. The recycling fee/cashback incentive is a great way to ensure people are being responsible with their waste, or paying extra if they are not. Wasting water bought with fo
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by RutZap 9y ago
> lets you explore a new edge technology A little bit off-topic, I find very interesting how blockchain is regarded as a new technology. All the underlying technology has been available for ages: cryptographic hashes, Merkle trees (paten
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by RutZap 9y ago
It really is entirely psychological. Based on the two main theories of stock investing: fundamental value and castles-in-the-air speculation, with Bitcoins, it's hard to gauge its real value as it may be argued that it doesn't act
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by RutZap 9y ago
I use Privacy Badger, AdBlock Plus, Markdown Preview, Secure Shell and JSONView. As a web developer I find JSONView to be very useful when testing APIs and all sorts
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by RutZap 9y ago
I agree that prohibition doesn't work, but the police needs to do their bit as well. And if a darknet marketplace is taken offline, I don't think its users will have to go on the streets, there are many other marketplaces out ther
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by RutZap 9y ago
Not really. As a tax paying citizen I like to see good use of my tax money, and I think this is actually an efficient way of policing.
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by RutZap 9y ago
Yes, sadly a lot of wholesale is done at street level and supplied using the darknet, but at the same time, I see more end consumers purchasing online.
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by RutZap 9y ago
It's both. From the legal point of view, it's good that drugs are removed from the market, and from a violence point of view, it's good that it's all on the darknet. By clamping down on a marketplace you're basicall
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by RutZap 9y ago
I think this is brilliant. A very efficient way of policing and removing a lot of drugs from the market without spending a lot of public money and wasting time on the streets. Also the darknet is great as it reduces the violence associated
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by RutZap 10y ago
I just recently switched from tabs to spaces. I always used spaces for alignment and tabs for indentation. It was working very well within my company as all my colleagues were using 2sp tabs and I was on 4 space tabs. But now, we've de
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Show HN: EURO 2016 Sweepstake Generator(euro2016.clevercherry.com)
1 points by RutZap 10y ago|0 comments
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by RutZap 10y ago
> Peak residential power usage is in the evening when solar isn't available. Power companies therefore end up spinning down coal and natural gas during peak solar, then just spinning them back up again as the sun begins to set. Woul
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by RutZap 11y ago
My guess is that it shows the average temperature rather than actual climate. So red would be high temperature, and blue cold. I don't think that it refers to precipitation or anything like that. Or it could be a stock photo...
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by RutZap 11y ago
I don't think anybody managed to download the whole set so far .

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