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Mailinator's Universal IDP(mailinator.com)
4 points by zinxq 5mo ago|0 comments
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by zinxq 2y ago
Mailinator.com has a free version .. just use any inbox @mailinator.com and voila!
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Triumph of the Nerds (1 of 3): Impressing Their Friends [video](youtube.com)
1 points by zinxq 3y ago|0 comments
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Uptime Kuma: An easy-to-use self-hosted monitoring tool(github.com)
2 points by zinxq 3y ago|0 comments
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by zinxq 3y ago
Everyone should experience the x220 keyboard. It's probably the best laptop keyboard I've experienced. The x230 onward is also extremely good. The trick for me is key travel. I bought a new Thinkpad that had 1.3mm of travel and i
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The AI-Pocalypse (2016)(medium.com)
1 points by zinxq 3y ago|0 comments
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by zinxq 3y ago
I posted something along the lines of "games are too easy to make" on reddit and got expectedly lambasted. My fault, don't tell people with new found ability that the only reason they have it is because it's 100 times ea
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Asking ChatGPT to Analyze a Mailinator SMTP Log(mailinator.com)
2 points by zinxq 3y ago|0 comments
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Why We'll Never Meet Aliens (2013)(paultyma.substack.com)
2 points by zinxq 3y ago|0 comments
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Mailinator Show SMTP Logs for Every Email Transaction(mailinator.com)
3 points by zinxq 3y ago|0 comments
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by zinxq 3y ago
Mailinator of course still works this way too. It has private domains, but it still fully supports public,free,disposable addresses @mailinator.com. Just enter any inbox you want at the top of the homepage.
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How the great home working experiment fell apart(finance.yahoo.com)
1 points by zinxq 3y ago|0 comments
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by zinxq 3y ago
Oh yes - Our system ended up being good for several hundred or several thousand (don't recall) transactions per second. Bob called me after Zuck's announcement that the system hit a peak of (wait for it), 5 transactions per second
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by zinxq 3y ago
People loved Bob, it was truly just a magic he had. In 2010, Zuck gave a lot of money to NJ schools. For reasons completely unknown to me, Bob, who was at Square at the time, was given the task of writing the code to accept the donations th
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by zinxq 4y ago
Last year I upgraded to a Thinkpad Carbon. Almost immediately, I couldn't stand the keyboard. This sent me down a rabbit-hole of what was wrong with the keyboard (as it looked almost identical to my previous Thinkpad). The answer is
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Former Google Employee Issues Scathing Warning About Tech Giant(thestreet.com)
2 points by zinxq 4y ago|2 comments
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by zinxq 4y ago
The human is starting to look like the weakest link. For such a closed track (known route to the centimeter, guaranteed no obstacles, etc) - a Self-Driving version of this could do it a good deal faster.
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by zinxq 4y ago
A Ph.D. really is about the journey. I'd be surprised if anyone ever thought it represented more money. It's unlikely to matter for that. The time I spent getting a Ph.D. was one of the best times of my life. Not just the work, bu
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by zinxq 4y ago
>I don’t think many of these people will have trouble finding a job. After all - they most likely grinded the fuck out of leetcode and system design to get in. That type of persona to do hundreds of problems doesn’t easily waver in the f
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by zinxq 4y ago
In the context of "History doesn't repeat, but it rhymes", this is just what happened when Java appeared. Everyone noting it was written in Java (as, believe it or not, it was the cool new language). It might have actually be
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by zinxq 4y ago
Edit: My bad - unfortunate wording. I didn't mean this as negative at all. It's cool (if niche) ability.
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by zinxq 4y ago
Indeed. Shutoff Garbage collection completely and it can work. (And make sure your Java code creates no garbage - which is a new type of programming in and of itself)
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by zinxq 4y ago
To be fair, Mailinator https://www.mailinator.com has been around since it's inception in 2003. It offers other services now, but the "disposable email" part is still there as it was from the start.
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by zinxq 4y ago
I think we're in agreement. Ignoring under the hood - Loom's programming paradigm (from the viewpoint of control flow) is the Threading programming paradigm. (Virtual)Thread-per-connection programming is easier and far more intuit
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by zinxq 4y ago
Loom sets out to give you a sane programming paradigm similar to what threads do (i.e. as opposed to programming asynchronous I/O in Java with some type of callback) without the overhead of Operating System threads. That's a very
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by zinxq 4y ago
Here's a video of the technical (and product) evolution of Mailinator.com - and how each influenced the other. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqNfHsZ3QUc
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by zinxq 5y ago
This also increases the sheer quantity of "not good" games. And the ability for copycats to copy games in record time. Relevant Escapist video about out-of-control rampant copying in Mobile Gaming: https://www.youtube.
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by zinxq 5y ago
This is the right answer. The biggest thing they're bringing to the table is the (supposed and impending) funding. The idea itself is nearly worthless until executed. Good Tech Founders ARE the hardest founding team members to find. If
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by zinxq 5y ago
with Nix .. there is no "transition" .. only "do"
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by zinxq 5y ago
You cannot solve this problem with "volatile" as you answered.

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