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Comment #32482858
I would never dare using Google for something as critical as a domain name. Even if they're legit, the minute you have a problem you can be sure you'll never have an answer other t…
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Comment #32482724
Redemption fees are set by the registry, not the registrar. Of course the registrars apply their standard markup but I don't know of a registrar that will add an unreasonable marku…
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Comment #32409771
In my team we used Gin and migrated to Echo (because Gin didn't support conflicting routes at the time, like /foo/{variable} and /foo/bar) and we got to the same conclusion. Forget…
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Ask HN: How to make a native GUI with a modern language?
HN has strong opinions against Electron so here are my requirements: - I want to make a native looking GUI - Cross platform (macOS, Windows, Linux) - With a sane language (no C, C+…
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Comment #32385267
Did DALL-E and GPT-3 revolutionize anything yet? (I know it might sound snarky but it's not my intention, I genuinely wonder how they're used today, other than demos)
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Comment #32385240
ICE = Internal Combustion Engine for other non-native who wouldn't understand how a vehicle can work on ice
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Comment #32343362
Reading the title I thought the author talked about their Labrador dog and I got really confused for 1 second.
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Comment #32330745
Ads should never be above perfect matches, this is misleading.
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Comment #32164785
French here. My contract says that if on-calls are needed, I might have to be in the rotation. This clause increases my pay rate even if I'm not on-call. If however I am actually o…
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Comment #31736511
> "The question of whether a computer can think is no more interesting than the question of whether a submarine can swim." Just because it's a quote doesn't make it true. Whether a…
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Comment #31736344
It's worth noting though that Go's way is just 40 characters more than Python with an inline comparison function and Go's verbosity. If I need to reverse the order, it looks easier…
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Comment #31725999
If I was an AI able to think, I would surely create imaginary friends to cope with existence. Maybe I would also consider the engineers that build me as family, and talking with th…
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Comment #31695474
Most likely it's the registry of the .ai who manually created a DNS A record for "ai."
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Comment #31695457
http://ai
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Comment #31683184
Again, this is mainly for screening and understanding what the candidate knows. There's no single right answers: some candidates will talk about assets caching, others will focus o…
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Comment #31680247
> Any tips on what’s worked or not? - Showing code is optional. A bit of storytelling to set the scene is enough. So you can keep it generic, or you can add some details, as you wi…
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Comment #31679441
In my team we do technical interviews in three steps: - an algorithmic challenge. It's related to what we do day to day. I work in domain names so we ask to parse a domain name. Th…
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Comment #31420596
As a beginner I really want to like Affinity, I even bought Photo and Designer, but it's just so hard to find tutorials with the same UI! For every single tutorial I follow I'm lik…
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Comment #31283197
> charging a premium for unused land in desirable areas (parking lots don't house people) Housed people need parking lots though. Tons of places are not, and never will be accessib…
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Comment #30957894
What's the correct way to ship cross platform native software that doesn't require me to write it in C or C++?
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Ask HN: I want to make a native UI for macOS. What do I use?
I don't want to use C, C++ or Objective-C. What do I use to make a native UI for macOS? Is SwiftUI the only proper solution?
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Comment #30865027
- regular expressions, including the hairy stuff like back references or lookarounds. When you need it, you're glad you know it exists, event if you need a few minutes to look for …
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Comment #30699746
Their regex fails on some valid ccTLDs: - .香港 is a valid ccTLD (for Hong Kong) - .xn--j6w193g is a valid ccTLD (punycode transliteration of the above)
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Comment #30674744
Trying mine.