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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
I would never dare using Google for something as critical as a domain name. Even if they're legit, the minute you have a problem you can be sure you'll never have an answer other than "We identified an issue on your side. Cas
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
Redemption fees are set by the registry, not the registrar. Of course the registrars apply their standard markup but I don't know of a registrar that will add an unreasonable markup to the already prohibitive restore prices. > That
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
In my team we used Gin and migrated to Echo (because Gin didn't support conflicting routes at the time, like /foo/{variable} and /foo/bar) and we got to the same conclusion. Forgetting to return with Gin (and with n
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Ask HN: How to make a native GUI with a modern language?
87 points by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago|140 comments
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
Did DALL-E and GPT-3 revolutionize anything yet? (I know it might sound snarky but it's not my intention, I genuinely wonder how they're used today, other than demos)
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
ICE = Internal Combustion Engine for other non-native who wouldn't understand how a vehicle can work on ice
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
Reading the title I thought the author talked about their Labrador dog and I got really confused for 1 second.
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
Ads should never be above perfect matches, this is misleading.
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
French here. My contract says that if on-calls are needed, I might have to be in the rotation. This clause increases my pay rate even if I'm not on-call. If however I am actually on-call, I am paid more. And if the on-call rings, I&#x2
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
> "The question of whether a computer can think is no more interesting than the question of whether a submarine can swim." Just because it's a quote doesn't make it true. Whether a submarine can swim is semantics, yes
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
It's worth noting though that Go's way is just 40 characters more than Python with an inline comparison function and Go's verbosity. If I need to reverse the order, it looks easier to do with Go (just reverse the operator) th
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
If I was an AI able to think, I would surely create imaginary friends to cope with existence. Maybe I would also consider the engineers that build me as family, and talking with them is spending time with them.
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
Most likely it's the registry of the .ai who manually created a DNS A record for "ai."
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
http://ai
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
Again, this is mainly for screening and understanding what the candidate knows. There's no single right answers: some candidates will talk about assets caching, others will focus on software optimizations, others on infrastructure, or
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
> Any tips on what’s worked or not? - Showing code is optional. A bit of storytelling to set the scene is enough. So you can keep it generic, or you can add some details, as you wish! Just make sure that the candidate understands the sce
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
In my team we do technical interviews in three steps: - an algorithmic challenge. It's related to what we do day to day. I work in domain names so we ask to parse a domain name. There are oddities with domain names so we check multiple
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
As a beginner I really want to like Affinity, I even bought Photo and Designer, but it's just so hard to find tutorials with the same UI! For every single tutorial I follow I'm like "ok click here, click here and... wtf where
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
> charging a premium for unused land in desirable areas (parking lots don't house people) Housed people need parking lots though. Tons of places are not, and never will be accessible with public transports. I live in a city with a g
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
What's the correct way to ship cross platform native software that doesn't require me to write it in C or C++?
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Ask HN: I want to make a native UI for macOS. What do I use?
18 points by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago|8 comments
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by throwaddzuzxd 4y ago
- regular expressions, including the hairy stuff like back references or lookarounds. When you need it, you're glad you know it exists, event if you need a few minutes to look for the syntax. - shell scripting + Linux commands. Not hav
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
Their regex fails on some valid ccTLDs: - .香港 is a valid ccTLD (for Hong Kong) - .xn--j6w193g is a valid ccTLD (punycode transliteration of the above)
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
Trying mine.
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
The single most important thing I had to realize was that sugar sucks. In consequence: - ban sugary drinks. It's ok to slip, but just don't buy multiple at once. I sometimes go to the bakery to buy a sandwich and they have a formu
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
That's a fun concept, but you might want to speed it up a little bit. I stopped at 20 because I got bored, it's way too slow. The ball moves too slowly and the paddles should shrink a bit faster. The change that occurs between 1 a
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
The whole point of "gotos are bad" is that they don't carry semantics. All your list is composed of semantic gotos, and are not considered bad.
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
> 99% of Apple consumers That's 5 million people who do care then, considering 500 million iPhone users (which is a conservative number).
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
I've included --json in a custom redefinition for years, glad to see something like that coming to the official binary! curl() { args=() for arg in "$@"; do case $arg in --json) args+=("
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by throwaddzuzxd 5y ago
I personally use them a lot. `+` is very useful to create separators, e.g.: p + p { border-top: 1px; } I also like to use `>` as much as possible instead of the implicit ` ` child selector, I find it more robust and le

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