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Comment #27243168
Haven't you ever wondered if some mobile apps listen to you? And then you get accurate targeted ads...
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Comment #27138016
This thing is a global top 10 crypto after one day? the claims are a bit dubious. Uber on-chain, Youtube on-chain...
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Comment #24031511
Hmm are you sure? google "memphis style symbols" and let me know if you see any similarities. It's like saying Apple is not Bauhaus.
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Comment #24031373
> I love the style of these graphics. Minimalism I guess? It's a "Memphis style" variant. Pretty trendy these days. Now the industry is starting to move to "Neumorphism".
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Comment #24021324
Learning to program will give you resilience. As a founder you are "the last resort" of the project. You will find yourself in this scenario many times and it's better to not depen…
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Comment #24016592
Been waiting for few weeks as well... maybe @gdb will read this thread and can expedite the process for HNers.. :P
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Comment #23802292
For the folks who miss arcades, this has been posted several times... how to build your own Arcades on a budget with pre-built kits and a Raspberry Pi: https://blog.codinghorror.co…
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Comment #23503673
RasPi or Arduino
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Comment #23494954
Seems like GenZ is having their occupy moment. The police is probably just waiting for them to get tired and go home. In few weeks back to "normal".
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Comment #23493994
Woah, this is definitely the solution that the OP needs. I did read about WaveNet's text-to-speech a couple of years ago but didn't know it has progressed this far. It's crazy good…
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Comment #23324969
Congrats, the project looks solid. It's obviously targeted to JS devs who are familiar with firebase or want an easy/similar abstraction for realtime apps. It's great to have sever…
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Comment #23324677
Programming Phoenix 1.4 is probably the best book. Very friendly and easy to follow (and written by the Phoenix and Elixir creators) https://pragprog.com/book/phoenix14/programming…
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Comment #23252048
+1 for distillery, very convenient... https://github.com/bitwalker/distillery
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Comment #22783262
Well, I'd say the situation is serious enough to require daily coverage in all front pages. This is the biggest global crisis since WW2. We've had a global underreaction that didn'…
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Comment #22704689
If you believe you aren't being or can't be tracked already then you live in oblivion...
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Comment #22690395
Well, wouldn't surprise me if Apple is now trying to kill aspects of the "open web" they dislike. Ironic because they used "upcoming" web standards as argument to kill Flash. Apple…
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Comment #22681306
Some of your questions are covered in this doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Hcuu-55q2a3_-LmBwg0uBdgM...
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Comment #22358868
42 days https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1243873/Coronavirus-lat... PS: if you downvote at least comment why
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Comment #22353132
I used to do this 15 years ago, but it's 2020... rock solid hosting for small projects has been free for a long time and takes 0 maintenance time. Plus making it to the top of HN w…
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Comment #22353046
Hmm you conveniently omitted comments about HA, latency or scalability... Pushing a bundle of files to a CDN it's undeniably a superior static site/SPA hosting in many ways. Maybe …