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zupa-hu
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About zupa-hu
Working on boomla.com, a no-code-first web application platform.
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Comment #47666750
It is very disappointing that you can't see what you got right or wrong without giving out your email. I'm not even sure if one would learn from the email or whatever the calibrati…
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Comment #47532856
Hm, long time ago.. I’d say 3 years. Definitely more than 1yr and less than 10. I know that’s a wide range, sry.
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Comment #47527323
For what its worth, I’ve tried this with my family when I was in my teens, some 20+ years ago. The idea wasn’t to test it’s really them, rather that they are not forced to say thin…
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Comment #47466943
I also caught this but then figured 10m may not be the typical drawing time. 10m -> 1m means 10x faster. 5m = 300s alas 3s/drawing. So maybe it only tool 30s/drawing previously. (U…
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Comment #47111740
Oh does it? Thanks for the clarification then. Their home page said 2.5kW so I assumed that's what it is. To be fair, 2.5kW does sound too much for a single 3x3cm chip, it would pr…
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Comment #47109543
This would be a hell of a hot power bank. It uses about as much power as my oven. So probably more like inside a huge cooling device outside the house. Or integrated into the heati…
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Comment #45859948
Isn't syntax pretty much just compression? We could write down the AST itself in some generic notation but that would be orders of magnitudes larger, so invent clever tricks to com…
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Comment #45332446
Exactly my thoughts. I’d love to have this for phone calls and sms as well. If you didn’t spam me, I’ll refund.
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Comment #45210372
In my book, asking for a tip is called begging. A tip is voluntary.
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Comment #44333205
Would you elaborate why?
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Comment #44329258
Oh lol I love that angle!
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Comment #44309271
I think it's a great demo, it is interesting how harsh the feedback is that you are getting. You are probably just too late to the party. I also work in this space and the road ahe…
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Comment #44281388
Is it just me? No conclusion, no takeaway, nothing.
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Comment #44238032
Thanks for this comment, I'm glad it's not only me. I came back feeling like, I enjoyed the article and it was a waste of time. Classic advice, where its only use is passing it on.…
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Comment #43935517
Maybe if you are copy-pasting some html templates, but then it is not “writing code”. Handwriting complex logic, at 5k sloc per day, no way.
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Comment #43845540
That exists, it is called a nominal type system, while in your example the language has a structural type system. Edit: Assuming your example is even statically typed.
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Comment #43616697
Maybe you should repost here to reach a more qualified audience: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43547609
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Comment #43616349
Seems like you are a startupper from Hungary? Shoot me a mail, I love getting to know other local startuppers. (in profile)
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Comment #43587161
Hey! I'm the founder of an early stage startup. The product was long in the making, about to release v2 and I planned to do sales myself. I've played with the idea of this model my…
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Comment #43426038
Every automated crawler follows human-driven actions.
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Comment #43406193
..and then he adds these movements need to have nanometer precision. WHAT?!
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Comment #43381755
Not sure how many such solutions there are out there so no idea about the norm. I doubt polling is a real option. You may want to search for realtime databases.
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Comment #43380840
One example is when you want to display live data on a website. Could be a dashboard, a chat, or really the whole site. Polling is both slower and more resource hungry. If it is bu…
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Comment #43288101
They publish a benchmark for anyone interested: https://marisa-trie.readthedocs.io/en/latest/benchmarks.html Summary for storing a list of 3M Russian words: - ~60x less memory - ~5…