fyresala

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by fyresala 4y ago
What's the circle about?
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by fyresala 4y ago
It feels like the author is talking more about self-hired indie hackers so the payroll doesn't count. But I don't know if that was really a fashion.
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by fyresala 4y ago
I recommend reading TLPI[1] if anyone is willing to jump into the rabbit hole of shell. bash covers a lot of aspects of unix. [1] https://man7.org/tlpi/
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by fyresala 4y ago
What's the data source?
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Chinese pro-democracy student on hunger strike at Apple HQ(appleinsider.com)
4 points by fyresala 4y ago|0 comments
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by fyresala 4y ago
I would love to see more thoughts on interactions e.g. comments, likes. Reusing existing protocols is good but I expect a lot of trouble to implement some common social media features on RSS.
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by fyresala 4y ago
You won't gain much by the combination of golang, sqlite and the cloud. You can't scale out and the cloud layer only makes sqlite slower. I can't see any reason not using RDS other than it's more expensive. I would only
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by fyresala 4y ago
I've never understood why FAANGs are so fond of leetcode. Maybe they just get the headcounts and want a dumb and easy filter to hire some not terrible programmers. And that's part of the reason why the massive layoff is ongoing. B
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by fyresala 4y ago
Replacing US with NK, the comment will never be allowed to post in NK. They don't have an Internet though. Also your comment is a counter-example for the US's brainwash, if that holds.
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by fyresala 4y ago
When free access to resources, VPNs, open internet, etc. are considered evil in the west?
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by fyresala 4y ago
I doubt you can find any named source in NK OK...maybe Kim Jong-un himself? At least we can consider him as an authoritative source.
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by fyresala 4y ago
Why this could be better than (x+y)/2, since they both overflows?
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by fyresala 4y ago
> but to be fair I also haven't heard of people suing over that either. Guess why
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by fyresala 4y ago
Your views of labor law are completely wrong. > in my second hand experience Chinese worker protection laws are quite strict. And yes, it's very strict. Lawful working hours are 40 hours per week. Lawfully firing a employee requires
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by fyresala 4y ago
Not relevant but thanks for the line "No, I don't think I'm depressed. I eat healthy food, exercise and see mountain and river every morning. My mom loves me." made my day
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by fyresala 4y ago
I have been expecting this for long
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by fyresala 4y ago
Apple will have a hard time giving up their favorite slave labor
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by fyresala 4y ago
iPhone made in China is no better than the cotton from Xinjiang. Earlier the reports are workers in the China iPhone factory had a protest and brutal conflict with the local police. Reasons varied from unbearable working condition, the zero
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Pasteburn – self-hosted, e2e-encrypted pastebin with burn-after-read control(github.com)
2 points by fyresala 4y ago|1 comments
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by fyresala 4y ago
Pasteburn is an anonymous pastebin that features burn-after-read and end-to-end encryption.