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by truesy 4y ago
These comments are mainly condemning the police. While they are definitely at fault here, so is society in the US as a whole. It's become pretty common in the states to not allow children to go outside without supervision. You just don
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by truesy 5y ago
if this is real, i doubt the intention is to get a bunch of publicity. really seemed more like venting
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by truesy 5y ago
Federated login has existed for a while. The main diff w/ Eth is the way it works with its keys. But saying it "solved a major problem" is a real stretch. You could say the same about Okta and the like. Stuff like this has be
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by truesy 6y ago
I have mixed emotions on this framework. If you're doing a simple project, Next is the best around. Also great for marketing pages, etc. But if you have a more sophisticated app, with an API, page routes that need to toggle based on co
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Lazy Template Files in JavaScript(gist.github.com)
2 points by truesy 6y ago|0 comments
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by truesy 6y ago
Reminds me of a story someone told me, about her grandparents who were both deaf. They had an alarm clock that had a string attached to their wrist, and would tug when they needed to wake up.
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by truesy 6y ago
Similar to https://vercel.com/docs/v2/git-integrations/vercel-for-githu... as well I did a similar project that I pitched to a few VCs, got negative feedback, then saw Vercel (was Zeit at the time) launch tha
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by truesy 6y ago
also the quality of blurays is still way better - during this shelter in place i've started buying some and really like it
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by truesy 6y ago
that was the exact thing that caused me to start using netflix - i used to spend so much time on cable browsing channels, only to realize i spent 30+min doing that now the same thing is happening with netflix. i'm not sure if it's
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by truesy 6y ago
To add to that, the interactions they showed during the demo appear to be by finger, not mouse. They are treating it as iPad first, bubbling into laptops/desktops. Apple took off with the .com boom and became a staple of every startup.
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by truesy 6y ago
I don't get this argument. Apple built the platform, so they can set a price. Any price. Their platform, their decision. Companies like Basecamp can decide to distribute on that platform or not. It's Apple's prerogative to fi
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by truesy 6y ago
reminds me of the 'ol stripe generators, that were big in the early 2000s
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by truesy 7y ago
Used this pretty extensively, and followed their dev branches. FWIW if you want quality results the best option is Agisoft, on a GPU machine w/ some custom python to automate.
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by truesy 8y ago
`debugger` only triggers a breakpoint if you `node inspect <file>` - https://nodejs.org/api/debugger.html
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by truesy 8y ago
IMO the biggest difference between CCPA and GDPR is that GDPR does not distinguish between large and small companies. Everyone needs to comply. At least with CCPA you can bootstrap a company and not have this be another thing you need to wo
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Show HN: Directory-based routes in Express, using Mode(github.com)
1 points by truesy 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Conjure – Ephemeral Staging Deployments(conjure.sh)
1 points by truesy 8y ago|0 comments
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by truesy 8y ago
Exactly. You can have a rock-solid password login system, but pretty much everyone has a reset feature which kicks a link to the email address, and allows that user to change the password. It's no less secure than that.
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by truesy 8y ago
Everyone who works at Fb does.
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by truesy 8y ago
I am not a vegetarian, but I would happily pay double to eat meat that doesn't result in an animal being killed. But it'd have to taste okay, at least, for me to make that jump. Doesn't have to be perfect, but has to satisfy
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by truesy 8y ago
I worked at a company that had viral apps during the same timeframe mentioned in Zuckerberg's response. Our company pulled data of friends of friends. The amount of data people gave us was staggering. A few years later the data was muc
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by truesy 9y ago
Close to opening up a service that does this for pull request branches, from GitHub to AWS ECS/Fargate. https://conjure.sh Glad to see this kind of workflow gaining momentum.
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by truesy 9y ago
reminds me of mine ( http://reu.iwarp.com ), also on iwarp :p
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by truesy 9y ago
Use any, really. If you want "best in 2018," in Node, my recommendation is Next ( https://github.com/zeit/next.js/ ) - it is extremely good if you want to kick something up fast, and get it out as an MVP
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by truesy 9y ago
thanks!
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Show HN: Module for organizing and working with async Express routes(github.com)
3 points by truesy 9y ago|2 comments
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by truesy 9y ago
End of the first week, from the first place I worked out of college. A web design/dev shop in Connecticut that built out sites for schools and hospitals, mostly. This was back in 2008. I had joined and was learning the ropes of their d
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by truesy 9y ago
VR seems like it has some good room to grow, since consumers still need to adopt it fully. I do think AR is the future, but not until batteries improve significantly.
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by truesy 9y ago
I built https://conjure.sh in my spare time, which watches github pull requests and spins up containers, so that engineers can review quickly without as much context switching. Still putting final touches on it (working out kink
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by truesy 9y ago
Hmm interesting - I'll check out Baobab

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