yeukhon

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by yeukhon 6mo ago
OpenClaw has always been a scammy open source project to me. I don't get the hype and I think people need to stop using it.
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by yeukhon 6mo ago
I never have problems with butterfly keyboard. It felt good. Not sure why you guys have such big hate against it.
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by yeukhon 6mo ago
16GB is going to leap you into the air category. They intentionally make this an entry premium laptop. The retina itself and MacOSX’s mandate of font conformity make this premium over other budget laptop in that price range.
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by yeukhon 7mo ago
Good luck, projects like these either end up getting sued or going to acquisition. Open source != morally on the end result
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by yeukhon 8mo ago
The moment you read “crypto mining in the browser while you browse” should be an immediate red flag that you should run away. Absolutely no need to respect him even when he was the creator of JS. So what.
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by yeukhon 8mo ago
You need to read again. Parent is asking opt-in, not opt-out. Firefox should have been doing opt-in
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by yeukhon 8mo ago
Then he will spin off and then remerge again. He has several more small companies before he plays that game. Maybe next quarter!
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by yeukhon 2y ago
You actually believe he makes razor thin profit? And you believes he reinvests everything? Sorry but none of us have verified his company’s books. Just saying
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by yeukhon 2y ago
I like Practical Engineering. I also watch a lot of quality family vblog. You can tell genuine content vs influencer contents I am sure Mark Rober has turned into very content-driven since a few years ago. He used to spend more time on expl
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by yeukhon 2y ago
The abuse and toxic workplace had been exposed a few years back but nobody took those allegations seriously
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by yeukhon 2y ago
Lol he didn’t build 1000 houses. 100 only. But also, I think many of the houses were rushed to build… so…
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by yeukhon 2y ago
Dart, angular don't matter in business. They are just "passionate" projects. Google's culture of having multiple teams trying to build and scrape and never commit to a product is a big problem. They aren't slow to a
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by yeukhon 3y ago
Subaru Forester
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by yeukhon 3y ago
Netflix was great until everyone else caught up in the streaming war. Everyone else holds the licensing authority and they don’t give Netfli what they want. Plus, Netfix keeps killing their popular original content for reasons that fans don
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by yeukhon 3y ago
Maybe it is just me, since I lived through the Firefox OS era as a past intern: this feels like a possible re-entrance of offering a Mozilla-built OS in the future. They said Internet was born to connect people - but building everything int
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by yeukhon 3y ago
The one thing I always enjoy looking at Google internal tools is that many of their tool designs remain pretty basic. They look like the old Gmail settings page/old style html page, if you remember. Very much just tables, div no fancy
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by yeukhon 3y ago
Fwiw, TW was acquired by Spectrum several years ago. The acquisition did not help customers. I am in a lucky boat. Verizon took many years to break ground in many neighborhoods in NYC and neaby counties, after fought monopolies (which they
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by yeukhon 3y ago
Surprisingly it works pretty well for me. Where we work we have a weird go and non-go module setup but everything works with almost no additional tweaking on vscode side, just exporting some env variables. But Python? I hate the testing set
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by yeukhon 3y ago
When I left Facebook, I missed all the internal tools the company developed. I currently work on dev tooling at my company (though leaving soon). So I have some thoughts as well. Having been at facebook prior led me to believe that we can d
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by yeukhon 3y ago
Yeah. But you didn’t build a plane without knowing physics right? Nobody deploys a textbook algorithm because everyone knows textbooks algorithms and there are no advantages. So, no, there is real value in learning the fundamentals, dear fo
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by yeukhon 3y ago
BNW tried to make money off of carplayby a subscription model. It back fire so much within a year they folded and dropped that plan. This will repeat in GM’s move.
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by yeukhon 3y ago
Thank you! Would you mind me asking whether you use any IDE like VS Code, IntelliJ etc? I think, it would be ideal if the read and edit are fit for your need (say 80 characters max) inside the editor, but when you are committing, there is a
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by yeukhon 3y ago
Sorry to hear yet another big layoff. Good luck to those impacted. But, I don't always quite understand how Indeed is popular. For one, the UI is very 1990s. While simplicity has benefit, the presentation looks horrible and unauthentic
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Ask HN: Max line length for visually impaired
4 points by yeukhon 3y ago|6 comments
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by yeukhon 7y ago
“Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably
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by yeukhon 7y ago
What is the importance of such problem in real life?
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by yeukhon 7y ago
I know localhost is supported by Lets Encrypt but not sure about local lan network. One possible workaround is ssh forwarding. Create a tunnel. But I have not tried it myself.
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by yeukhon 7y ago
Does the old “there are more software written with Intel in mind than AMD” still hold? Just like Nvida.
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by yeukhon 7y ago
Cheaper? They could be selling.
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by yeukhon 7y ago
If one day we run out of oil, someone would go back and ask “what if we stopped all the leaks and perhaps we could have two extra days.” I don’t understand and perhaps I missed it... it’s only 450 feet below. Why can’t anyone stop the leak?

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