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8y ago
I am of the anti-JWT crowd, so I completely agree, but this would still only hit a "login service" which would know if a new JWT could be given to this token. Still, an hour is a LONG TIME when a session could just kill all reques
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8y ago
Agreed. I'm sure they're aware of that. But they needed to get a device to developers given that they've "built a whole new operating system" (As Lucky explained, just built stuff on Android). Also from Palmer Lucky
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We are thinking about Bitcoin energy usage in all the wrong ways
(thenextweb.com)
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8y ago
It's not all about the investors dude. Money misallocated means companies, solutions, and inventions that could have been built aren't since the money wasn't there. We all lose when that happens. This is a developer device. W
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8y ago
They are, this is a developer device. They want apps and games to be available first. (Friend)
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8y ago
Is Python challenging Ruby? It's mainly rising thanks to AI and Data Science but I'm not sure Django or Flask are on the rise to defeat Ruby. (Said as someone who uses Django and is about to "Show HN" a django project in
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8y ago
Well, if it's ready, but it hasn't been a long enough time then maybe we avoid rushing everyone to wireguard until it's been tested in the wild more by those who read the mailing lists and etc.
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8y ago
People are mentioning pricing for living there. I just visited, so not the same, but noticed some things. 1. Many things try to round out to a flat amount (¥100 instead ¥253). Some places don't. 2. Cash is king. Many places refuse to a
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8y ago
Just came back from a trip and most restaurant prices match the US in cities. Cheaper places go for around $6-7/meal. Most end up being around $20/meal (+/- 5). Obviously cooking at home or snacking ($1-3/snack) from con
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8y ago
Well at least this company is trying to solve the problems! So many times this ends up with the company attacking the researcher.
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8y ago
Yes and there is a newer 2016 version (2007 one came up for me first) https://www.amazon.com/Programming-Haskell-Graham-Hutton-ebo... (no referral link)
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8y ago
Keto is focus on eating fat (60-70%), not protein(25-30%).
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8y ago
They do something, but I think it's not correct in Minecraft. In real life it increases costs which means lowering that cost has a benefit to the bottom line (i.e. a well meaning employee can justify this to people measured by profits&
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8y ago
Would be interesting. We see they're going that direction, but I somehow doubt that'll be the case. People won't buy MacBooks* and a lot of them want something like an Air. Not quite a pro, but still a full laptop without str
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8y ago
In Florida it was popular around hurricane season after we lost power. I'm glad I finally understand why because all that I'd seen reported was the solar systems installed must be turned off. I'd always assumed all these syst
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8y ago
This is my calculator of choice on iOS. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tydlig/id721606556?mt=8
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Using Micro-Front Ends to Permanently Solve the Legacy JavaScript Problem
(medium.com)
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8y ago
I'm not sure what the point here is? Aren't they just basically just reporting that Gmail offers a nicer API to read email than IMAP and App Developers have been misusing it (maybe)?
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8y ago
The problem is either he's lying (that he knows they won't meet the targets; unlikely given his personality) or his ego is preventing him from actually understanding the problem space and prior work so they can avoid what seems, f
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8y ago
I prefer it since you can control it better. It can also remove more of the blue light. I actually have it remove a little bit of blue light all day long and then really remove a ton of it at night.
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8y ago
They do if the user can download and execute the code themselves. If the underlying app uses it (e.g. React Native app downloads updated bundle) and user can't touch it then it's okay.
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8y ago
It's not a root certificate in the CA sense. It can't sign new certificates and is only for the browser to communicate to the https server running on the same computer. The key isn't even distributed anywhere. It's gener
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8y ago
What non-trivial threat model? Requires one side to have already been compromised and for a new client to be written to not throw away the message. For any secure messaging scheme or encryption protocol how do you actually protect against t
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8y ago
It may not, but it'd make more sense than their current offering.
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8y ago
By static sites they mean more than just a bundle of markup, but a website created using a Static Site Generator (Jekyll, Hugo, etc.) and because of GitHub Pages it's become popular to make it that simply pushing to a git repo with the
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8y ago
Yes, maybe not _everything_ but the trends of Javascript being used everywhere and for replacing Swift & co. are there. While I prefer native apps over JS ones it certainly seems that developing on JS apps, whether they're Electron
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8y ago
Definitely seems like Swift is losing right now to things like React Native and Cordova, but it's not because Swift isn't good, but it isn't Javascript. Put aside feelings about Javascript and realize that everything is headi
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8y ago
I usually just reach for Django Rest Framework's token implementation. I know others use it so I figure it's good enough for something I'm just getting started with.
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8y ago
Graphene does most of the work for me with Python meta-magic. https://github.com/graphql-python/graphene-django
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8y ago
The easiest thing to do is Heroku. They've really nailed it down and the +$2/month for their basic instance is easily worth it if you don't want to spend the time getting everything setup. Automation requires infrastructure a
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