djangowithme

Which features do you like most, that makes it a great product?

"So after two weeks, I got the approval to create a staging branch." - lol

Google Keep

I noticed this too. I think its fixed by using: window.history.replaceState({}, '', '/landed') instead of pushing the state.

Centralization :(

I've recently come to this tough realization myself after seeing what a mess javascript heavy apps can create. I'm sure theres some way to do it "right", but I felt like building a js clientside app inherently put me behind where static sites where starting.

The solution? Server side rendering through next.js, same code via redux+react-router+react.

"This means to open and read a post in Peerdium at-least 1 other person should have the tab opened of the post"

Are you running a server hosting 1 instance of each document so that there is always at least 1 other person hosting the page?

Thanks!

Its strange that Amazon did this, because its clearly not because of licencing (you didn't restrict it). Although this does happen quite frequently for me, mostly when clicking links on reddit (streamable for the win)

Canada

"You are not eligible to enable this skill due to geographical restrictions."

:( This is super useful, would love to install it!

"What do you have to lose? Stop being a bitch. Be a boss"

- im sold

As a shareholder, shouldn't you be entitled to information like that?

I HATE these calls too. Godaddy does the same thing, but uses local numbers so that they might trick me to answer.

Are you running IPFS nodes for unloaders to keep data persisting? From what I understand, as soon as the last available node stops broadcasting, the pinned object is gone.

How do you deal with illegal content? Aka people using this service to host bad content.

Whats the point of this? Looks like a mirror of cmc.

There are great templates available for $15. Anyone with basic html skills can download one and change the values between html tags. I'm assuming you tried to make one yourself, which in fact is tough and would require multiple people to pull off.

The website seemed down earlier, and currently its quite slow. Im wondering, if ipfs is distributed then why isnt it able to handle this traffic? Are there more decentralized options?

I #deletefacebook'd earlier in the week. A google login option would be appreciated.

I dont think shazam used humans, which is a cool aspect of this idea. Its just missing a market.

Based on my archive and the fact that its the most strategic move, this seems to be the case.

Buying a facebook speaker, or really any home-speaker for that matter seems like a really bad idea. You give it the ability to record everything in your home for a slight utility.

After hearing people talk about finding very personal things in their archive like audio recordings, I tried downloading mine. I was almost disappointed to find that it essentially just outputted my public facebook profile. Nothing remotely unusual about the data, but i'm sure there's much more that they wont admit to or hand over.

Is the 16mb unsplash photo on the landing page really necessary?

Without the blockchain their stock doesnt go up 200%, and its all for nothing (maybe thats their perspective, idk)

I would NOT necessarily suggest Verify.as as an investment by any means but what they're trying to accomplish is quite similar.

If you can track reputation fairly then every time you make a transaction you don't have to go to court because its expensive and time consuming.

$75,000/each?

I actually tried using it in this manner recently to test paypal IPN notifications, but it seems like paypal denies the SSL installed on the ngrok urls. I had to setup a domain with letsencrypt instead.

How do you prepare yourself for this?

Why is the linear combination used to train the sentiment classifier? Why does its result get taken into account?

Is this linear combination between 2 different strings?

What does Google's "App Maker" mean for web developers?