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by mustafa0x 6mo ago
Nice util. It should be possible to kill inline. I like clack/prompts. See its multiselect API. https://github.com/bombshell-dev/clack/tree/main/packages/pr...
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by mustafa0x 10mo ago
I'm noticing very high latencies accessing my sites. Nonproxied they work fine. Also, friends in the MENA region says the sites are fast. AI wrote a bash script to compare accessing a site directly (via ip) vs proxied https:/&#x2
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by mustafa0x 2y ago
- The app was accepted to the app store without issues - I'm allowed to upload the app under another id and name, but changing both with be a pain, especially the name - Also, if they flag another app, the whole account gets banned - I
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Tell HN: Google Play suspends new app for crashing
3 points by mustafa0x 2y ago|1 comments
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
> Programming is much closer to a craft than a science or engineering discipline. It's a combination of skill and experience expressed through tools You seem be implying that the latter statement doesn't apply to the disciplines of scie
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
You seem to be saying that who you're around isn't of great importance. If so, I believe you should reconsider. If not, please clarify.
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
You seem to be using destroy and open warfare synonymously. The Art of War is about one of these, not the other: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/destroy de·stroy (d-stroi) v. de·stroyed, de·stroy·ing, de·stroys v.tr. 1. To rui
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
It was the point drcode was making (which FuzzyDunlop misunderstood): > The only real danger is for bozos who use the same password for HN as they do for their citibank account --- Excuse my pedantry, but I'd advise against saying "That
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
Users who have the same password for HN and their bank are indeed bozos.
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
We are certain of one, not the other.
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
I share your sentiments.
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifie
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
Failing to inform can be as deceptive as misinforming.
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
Deception. More verbosely, you allowed the user to assume something, yet contradicted this assumption. Somewhat similar when a woman strings a man along, then requests payment.
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
> Overall, startups are looking for employees who are exceptional in the one key thing that they will be doing Key - in my opinion - being the operative word. In other words, you may be doing many things, but how good you are at those t
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
> but the nature of their intelligence couldn't be more different. This statement is false. They could be more different in ways you can't even imagine, for no one currently completely understands the nature of intelligence.
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
> It's going to change the world. The world does not simply "change". :) edit: more seriously, making this statement is rarely advisable and is usually made in haste.
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
> There are ways to critique something without calling it "really useless". Words that needed to be said, thank you for doing so. @Khao: Tone is critical when giving sincere opinion. Moreover, tone is hard to convey through text. I beli
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
> It's really not hard to imagine that the search for alien life is a problem of asking a question for a rare/over-specified solution. Life is quite messy and obvious. It seems quite likely that traces would exist.
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
> If you are lucky enough to get an education, it's another foundation to work from, but it will not make up for experience resulting in a track record. > Experience and track record of results will always beat education. I see thes
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
> Or... nobody would ever try anything to gain experience, always someone better. Could you please clarify?
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
> but it is in fact good advice for everybody else If so, then please don't nitpick advice which is good for everybody else. Magnus Carlsen can do that for himself.
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
Thanks. Did you use a code editor for the markdown? I'm working on a book, and would use vim, but I'd like to see the TOC at all times. Something like Word's navigation pane.
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
I'm not sure if this whether you're being serious or not. If you aren't, than could you please explain the relation between ebooks and college? I see the knowledge-is-pricey relation, but I find it weak. Writing a book and building a school
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
Congratulations on the success of your ebook. Also, thank you for your words of inspiration, that's quite thoughtful. Could you detail the technical side of writing? I.e. what tools were used in getting this done?
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
Ah, I see now. I was indeed mistaken, thank you.
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
Because if he’s smart, and he knows he is smart, he will: a) stop learning b) stop being critical towards his own work The logic here is quite flawed. Because he doesn’t accept the parameters suggested to him that someon
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
> Half the DNA in each women comes from a man, and half the DNA for a man comes from a woman. See: http://www.psy.fsu.edu/~baumeistertice/goodaboutmen.htm Recent research using DNA analysis answered this question about two years a
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by mustafa0x 14y ago
Thank you, that talk was fascinating - and I don't use that lightly.