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571.
by 0x3f 10mo ago
That's happening everywhere. You can order industrial parts from a Fortune 500 and check some of the numbers on it too, if they're not careful about it.
572.
by 0x3f 10mo ago
The whole point though is that the ID itself leaks info, even if the profile is not public. There are many cases where you reference an object as a foreign key, even if you can't see the entire record of that foreign key.
573.
by 0x3f 11mo ago
This seems like it might have the second order effect of increasing meeting volume, though, until the equilibrium point of it not actually reducing your workload.
574.
by 0x3f 11mo ago
The funniest thing about GraphQL is when it's set up to only allow specific whitelisted queries. Incredible.
575.
by 0x3f 11mo ago
Honestly, it was often that I just hated NextJS enough to deal with the schlep of the Remix/RR churn. But now TanStack Start is a thing, so they've lost the 'only viable alternative' angle.
576.
by 0x3f 11mo ago
How recently? Because a ton of my current day traffic is LLM scraper activity.
577.
by 0x3f 11mo ago
I feel like I've tried many similar combos and there ends up being some tiny, silly, trivial thing that bothers me in the end. For example, I remember fighting with one of them that forced trailing slashes, and another that didn'
578.
by 0x3f 11mo ago
Next step in which dimension? There is what modern JS world calls 'SSR' (server-side rendering) which is where, yes, you basically have a node server running to generate the HTML that is sent to the browser and that's then &#
579.
by 0x3f 11mo ago
Not saying you should change it if it's working, and I don't have a ready-made tutorial, but assuming you only need to serve static files I would: (1) upload the files to an S3 bucket (GCS or Cloudflare R2 may also work, haven
580.
by 0x3f 11mo ago
A lot of what the newer hosts provide is making your SPA or other JS framework app 'just work' without extra config. E.g. your build generates /index.html and the host will redirect all other paths to that file. Also, if it&
581.
by 0x3f 11mo ago
https://docs.github.com/en/pages/getting-started-with-github... > GitHub Pages is not intended for or allowed to be used as a free web-hosting service to run your online business, e-commerce site, or any other
582.
by 0x3f 11mo ago
That might well be the current 'market' for SWE labor though. I totally agree it's a silly bubble but I'm not looking forward to the state of things when it pops.
583.
by 0x3f 11mo ago
> For anyone who might find this interesting, I wanted a static site knowledge base but private: https://chanux.me/blog/post/static-site-with-auth/ This seems... incredibly complex when you could just use
584.
by 0x3f 11mo ago
I haven't used GitHub pages so I'm not actually sure if it provides compute or purely static file hosting, which is why I removed it from my quote. Although it's my understanding that GitHub has much tighter content restricti
585.
by 0x3f 11mo ago
> trifold offers an easy alternative to services like Cloudflare Pages, Netlify [...] Does it? Those provide dynamic compute for e.g. SSR, not hosting static sites. The equivalent here is more like S3 + Cloudflare (Cloud Connector and
586.
by 0x3f 1y ago
Try downgrading/switching package, then cancelling. At least in my region, this resets the cancellation clock.
587.
by 0x3f 1y ago
Simply does not work in Firefox for me.
588.
by 0x3f 1y ago
You should learn Gleam then.
589.
by 0x3f 1y ago
It's traditional to include a link when claiming to be invulnerable. :)
590.
by 0x3f 1y ago
Google does use theirs for public-facing landing pages even [1], just not uniformly, but that's very on-brand for Google as an org. Where have you seen .aws in use though? [1] e.g. https://quantumai.google/
591.
by 0x3f 1y ago
George is the clothing brand of the ASDA supermarket chain in the UK, which Walmart used to own. I'm not sure if it's a brand they use worldwide though; I don't really go to Walmart when in the US. Either way, that's w
592.
by 0x3f 1y ago
When you need the specialized services they offer, e.g. Lombard loans, unique mortgage products.
593.
by 0x3f 1y ago
By default it asks before running commands. The options when it asks are something like [1] Yes [2] Yes, and allow this specific command for the rest of this session [3] No
594.
by 0x3f 1y ago
In many ways, C# is a great language. (So is F#, for the record). It might well be better than e.g. Java but overall it's not better _enough_ to incentivize switching. A lot of it is vibes as well. Most people think .NET is bloated,
595.
by 0x3f 1y ago
Oh, yeah, I mean that's what happens in the short term. Long term, I suspect it's either a quiet climb down from his current position, or a complete engineering disaster for the company if he's unwilling to do so. At least t
596.
by 0x3f 1y ago
I've had a few have straight up ask if I'm a mystery shopper after seeing the email address, so maybe it's something they're more acutely aware of in contexts where they expect to be evaluated in some way.
597.
by 0x3f 1y ago
I'm quite interested in biotech but are the salaries generally known to be poor? I can't believe some of the lowball offers I've gotten from biotech companies, compared to regular old software companies. Maybe they know the
598.
by 0x3f 1y ago
Surely there's a ton of prior art on this just hanging out in ChatGPT logs. Which have been conveniently preserved by that court order.
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by 0x3f 1y ago
Historically, I think state-led approaches have led to a kind of frozen-in-time futurism. It's a bit like how Japan is said to have been living in the year 2000 since 1980. The stuff that was futuristic during its rapid expansion bec
600.
by 0x3f 1y ago
Yeah of course, it's probably total overkill for the average person. I have some startups/projects though where the accounts are kind of valuable and I just end up getting people to use plus-addressing in the form of [employee nam

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