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ateevchopra

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About ateevchopra

Nature Lover !

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    Comment #46897135

    One workaround that’s worked well for me is maintaining two Claude Code subscriptions instead of relying on just one. When I hit the usage limit on the first account, I simply swit…

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    Comment #23130449

    I'm wondering if this is to support small businesses/startups in the light of Covid19. I know they amazon and google are already giving covid19 discounts to companies but that won'…

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    Comment #23068119

    The great things: The new keyboard is always welcome. The butterfly keyboard was a huge pain. An escape key is definitely something that most of us have been waiting for ! The bad:…

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    Comment #23058055

    Thanks for sharing this. 365 bytes gzipped is really amazing ! A lot of times for a simple page, just the basics like grids and all, I use custom trimmed down bootstrap. I would lo…

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    Comment #23051002

    There are 2 different aspects of privacy in Contact Tracing technology. One is regarding device-to-device contact and another is device to cloud. In case of device to device, there…

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    Comment #23050886

    "1. It's not anonymous in any way, just some bullshit marketing speak. " Source ?

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    Comment #23050854

    China has made QR readers checkpoints across city to track people's each and every movement.

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    Comment #22958258

    I've had this problem too for a while now with my MBP 2017. The left ports can't be used for charging at all. The moment I plug in the charger, the fans start running at full speed…

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    Comment #16767567

    "Blockchain without decentralization" is just plain database. Truly said, it's nothing exciting.

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    Comment #15156362

    Best part about it for me is the dark theme. No more plugins for making it work ! Kinda great for better web. PS: Did anyone notice the blog's favicon looks a little pixelated.

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    Comment #14810190

    77 Million were rescued by the white hackers and stored. https://etherscan.io/address/0x1dba1131000664b884a1ba2384641...

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    Comment #14783179

    Can you please share code of your scripts ? Seems interesting !

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    Comment #14553161

    If miners chose to mine on a chain that no-one wants, they'll run into losses. Users will probably move to some other chain. As an example: Bitcoin users might wanna switch to Lite…

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    Comment #14079740

    Dropbox Paper. Mainly because of non distracting UI and markdown support. Also copy paste keeps the format intact. That comes in handy to copy/paste code in notes.

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    Comment #13465614

    Bitcoin's whole system is transparent. You can always see all the transactions happening. So there is no way one can hide. I recommend you reading this article for details. http://…

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    Comment #13464989

    More I read about such stuff, more the idea of a "decentralized" financial system with "no trusted party" makes sense. Fiat has lot's of problems in this globalization. It was neve…

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    Comment #13139798

    Yes of course Google uses Angular. Not just google, many other big companies like Microsoft, Apple, Amazon and Forbes also use Angular. Here are some examples: Google https://which…

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    Comment #12826518

    Many people feel "JS frontend ecosystem is too complex". All of this is usually because of the horizontal complexity than the vertical horizontal complexity. There are just so many…

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    Comment #12826497

    If you have worked in JS for some time, and have an idea what all these tools do, This comment is probably the best tl;dr of what you are going to learn ! Pretty balanced, Just to …

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    Comment #12759367

    Technologies come and go, and over-specialized programmers go with them. True !