harrylepotter

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by harrylepotter 2mo ago
Darwinium (darwinium.com) is another example. Approach here involves a combination of profiling and step-transition probabilities; idea is that a customer can ring-fence a particular area of a digital estate where they might want to challen
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by harrylepotter 10mo ago
ironically this was the game that enabled the savegame exploit with the bert and ernie fonts if i recall correctly
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by harrylepotter 11mo ago
Darwinium | Senior Fullstack Engineer (Frontend focused) | Enterprise Fraud & Risk Management | Remote (GMT+11 – Sydney) Darwinium helps some of the world’s biggest companies stop fraud before it happens — without breaking the experienc
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by harrylepotter 1y ago
completely off topic but i find your blog theme thoroughly refreshing.
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Ask HN: Why has the meta portal never been jailbroken?
2 points by harrylepotter 1y ago|2 comments
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by harrylepotter 1y ago
A fridge-mounted ESP32 barcode integration would be pretty awesome for tracking fridge inventory
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by harrylepotter 1y ago
We do quite a lot of this using webviews in vscode over at Darwinium. Similar process that involves postMessages between the UI container and the host containing the LSP. Biggest challenge I had with this was figuring out how to map a diagn
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by harrylepotter 3y ago
I cancelled my Prime membership 3 years ago after moving to Australia. Haven't missed it in the slightest. I make far fewer impulse purchases and found prime video anaemic at best.
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by harrylepotter 3y ago
just went to the store to buy a Vodafone prepaid sim card. There were about 60 people in line. Point of sales are out in a lot of coffee shops. Utter chaos!
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by harrylepotter 3y ago
Because the browser is the gateway to things like search. And thats the gateway to a lot of things.
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by harrylepotter 3y ago
this is a toxic comment, and rather presumptive. You don't know what this person's use-case is or what constraints they have.
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by harrylepotter 3y ago
I wouldn’t underestimate that. All CDN vendors are substantially different. Lambda @edge is broken into requests and responses, and don’t even get me started on Akamai.
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by harrylepotter 3y ago
Nice Dave Dobbyn sneak reference there.
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by harrylepotter 4y ago
It's been many years for me but i recall ZK (zkoss.org) being fairly compelling
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by harrylepotter 4y ago
Yeah I intentionally chose it as the foundation for UI for a project we started in 2021. The components are simple and lightweight there's an abundance of great themes.
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by harrylepotter 4y ago
10 PRINT "FUCK" 20 GOTO 10 …still makes me giggle
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by harrylepotter 4y ago
The pages of code beginning on page 82 bring back some memories. There was a certain childhood thrill that came from changing some of those values despite not really knowing what was going on.
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by harrylepotter 5y ago
Hate to break it to you, but December 1991 was 30 years ago.
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by harrylepotter 5y ago
Reminds me of Victor Gruen (designer of the modern shopping mall) and his thoughts on what it became.
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by harrylepotter 5y ago
I ran a no-code startup about 10 years ago for building mobile apps. My experience has been that no-code is empowering... until it isn't. There's always a piece of bespoke functionality where suddenly the environment you're i
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by harrylepotter 5y ago
From a practical sense though, wouldn’t the staffing costs pale in significance to the other costs of running a large vessel?
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by harrylepotter 5y ago
October 31 is easier.
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by harrylepotter 5y ago
36. Started my career at 19 and cofounded a company early in my career. Developed a like of coordinating technical direction rather than being in the trenches, and moved into product management in my mid 20s. Grew quickly into director&#x2F
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by harrylepotter 5y ago
PooYork
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by harrylepotter 5y ago
My take- Photoshop was relatively novel at the time, and motion blur was one of the earliest filters. Do this at varying levels for a few frames and you’ve got yourself an eye-catching animated gif with minimal effort.
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by harrylepotter 5y ago
If you control all of the coffers, you should get to choose where you live. Sounds like your relationship is dreadfully unbalanced at the moment.
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by harrylepotter 5y ago
as if their abysmal IPO wasn't enough drama. Let's throw something morally reprehensible into the mix.
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by harrylepotter 6y ago
Has anyone noticed in SF at least that the parking meters now automatically go to the highest-possible time and you have to decrement the meter rather than increment it? Is this a 'Dark Pattern'?
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by harrylepotter 6y ago
So Yammer rebranded/resurrected?
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by harrylepotter 6y ago
In Australia, it’s spelled “Yiros” if that’s anything to go by...

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