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emilsayahi

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    I know you're getting downvoted but this is painfully true, especially the part about the founder 'choosing which promise to break'. Something I've observed in many Europeans (real…

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    Comment #48777740

    The mistake was when they didn't just switch to selling two types of dough. They had a genuine innovation and should've squeezed as much juice out of that and moved on to finding s…

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    Comment #46572151

    In software (and business in general!), innovation is expected. If you built a building in San Francisco that couldn't handle a relatively minor earthquake you could argue it would…

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    Comment #46537699

    Isn't this kind of card normal? The Fidelity card is basically the same (no fees, 2% cash back) but without any Apple-specific restrictions EDIT: The Fidelity card has late fees, I…

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    Location: San Francisco, CA, US Remote: Yes (in-person preferred) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, TypeScript, Python CV: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/emmyoh/resume…

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    Comment #42568941

    I often hear this and am confused; not only are things like 'object soup'[0] possible and straightforward (putting things in collections and referring to them by indices), I never …

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    Comment #41657817

    Related thread on Reddit: https://reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1fpkqrv/oku_a_web_browser... .

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    Show HN: Oku – A Web browser with an emphasis on local-first data storage

    Hello HN, My name is Emil. I'm a recent unemployed graduate, and I've been spending a lot of my time working on a passion project from my teenage years. When I was younger, I wante…

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    Comment #40052217

    I tried this two years ago when I was still actively 'learning' Rust: https://github.com/Dirout/depi

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    Democracy is a system of government, not an economic model. You could easily argue, simultaneously: 1. Capitalism has failed in those countries, even if in different times and plac…

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    I'd go with yeah. It's nice having some sunlight around.