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rohanprabhu
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Comment #45988521
Try out https://composio.dev/ (disclosure - I work here)
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Comment #29672973
ferris.svg - The rust mascot crab (called "ferris") with the face and color of Gopher (the golang mascot) github.svg - GitHub in a Gitlab styled logo javascript.svg - JavaScript wr…
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Comment #20547961
Don't know if it is the HN effect or what, but the article says that the channel has 100 subscribers whereas at the moment of writing this comment, the number is around 12.2K.
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Comment #17876064
spring break
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Comment #17787831
Not OP, but I think they are referring to the basic premise of evolution. We still don't have a concrete theory on what causes mutation to occur, only one about which mutations end…
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Comment #14339840
I think that is what it is meant to be. Mostly an exchange of opinions and discussions. Stackoverflow happens to be much more formal and precise. So, while a question like "How do …
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Comment #13674978
Back at my previous company, which was a travel startup, there was a list of curated vacation packages that were created for every weekend. So, the itineraries team used to spend 5…
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Comment #13311049
Definitely Kotlin. I had a meeting with my team and talked about the advantages of Kotlin and why I believe we should start writing a proportion of the new modules in Kotlin and ha…
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Comment #12230873
I worked NA logistics back when I was with Amazon, and was with the team behind the LA fresh and the team which works with intermediate FCs (they don't stock goods, but do store-an…
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Comment #12101190
So, I tried a simple python one-liner: [os.urandom(1)[0] and typed 'd' for True and 'f' for False in the array, bringing the accuracy of the predictor down to 53%. Theoretically, I…
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Ask HN: Does anyone here use OS X as a webserver?
We have webservers running BSD, Linux, Windows, but when it comes to OSX, I have only seen people installing server software on it because they do development on it. Does anyone he…
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Comment #11535503
Just my 2 cents, but how gitlab has constantly improved over all other features, I would really love to see issues get the same treatment. The current issues system is simple, easy…
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Comment #11529667
Kind of off-topic, but the work GitLab is putting in and the things they come up with every other day is crazily impressive. We moved from Github to GitLab sometime ago and we beli…
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Comment #11388269
Huge fan of Java, and at my company we actually do end up using Java for everything, but we are very cognizant of the fact that it is very specific to us, our deployment and runtim…
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Comment #11310638
Not just you. I don't see why this warrants a 12 minute video.
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Comment #11124634
Not sanitizing input, by either scrubbing out any tags, or escaping those characterst to html entities.
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Comment #10077875
Not that it matters if it is added, I can see the rationale behind this. Generally when people are following a program, depending on the program and the cycle (bulking or cutting),…
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Comment #9559448
Because people who follow their advocacy generally don't understand this.
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Comment #9543720
It is the MOMA login page :) From my time at google (around 6 months ago), you can access this page for a lot of services, but some of them will be accessible only from the intrane…
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Comment #9123570
Shouldn't the title be 'Why it's called i18n'?
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Comment #8873446
In the link that you provided, it asks if I am a member of the Swedish church? Can you please shed some light on how that affects taxation?
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Comment #8542514
Most of the times when someone prominent uses the right to be forgotten, they go from 'a slight chance to be forgotten' to 'celebrity level remembrance'