CaveTech

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by CaveTech 10y ago
You leak your secret key to every user who can view that page.
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by CaveTech 10y ago
I would recommend using a wholly hosted solution, such as wpengine or wordpress.com. WP has a history of serious vulnerabilities and running a few instances yourself is not worth the operational costs.
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by CaveTech 10y ago
I don't think I follow your reasoning of how increased security increases the severity of a compromise. Can you elaborate on that?
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by CaveTech 10y ago
It's being upvoted for visibility. That said are people really complaining about ads on an otherwise totally free platform?
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by CaveTech 10y ago
I mean, isn't it the goal of SE's to chase the newest hottest, thing and switch jobs every 6 months? I mean that's the real way to have a lasting impact /s At this point I'm betting there's a real pool of engin
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by CaveTech 10y ago
You don't display any details at all about the final product. Always refer to it as a "beautiful journal" but fail to picture anywhere. If anyone was even interested in the premise in the end they want the deliverable... So s
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by CaveTech 10y ago
You can't bash on a technology by pulling numbers out of your ass and calling it a day. It sounds like you've been drinking a lot of kool-aide and haven't given MySQL any real thought.
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by CaveTech 10y ago
RDS is performant well above 100 GB. Not to say citus isn't a good product, but to imply sharing is required anywhere near the 100 GB threshold is a bit disengenous. Note if using aurora you also get an increase in memory and cores if
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by CaveTech 10y ago
Jumbleberry ( https://jumbleberry.com/ ) | Toronto, Canada | ONSITE | Full Time (Senior, Intermediate Positions Available) | Senior Developers, Intermediate Developers | Backend, Frontend, UI, UX Jumbleberry is a bootstrapped
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by CaveTech 10y ago
I'm really curious to know what strategy you believe could've landed them at 1 billion.
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by CaveTech 10y ago
It's not exactly free money because Amazon will surely reserve that IP for your use at any time. By sitting on Static IPs you are using AWS resources. Yes, operationally it costs them nothing, but there is an opportunity cost.
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by CaveTech 10y ago
Who are you even replying to? No one assumed anything about you and jump in anyways with a negative spin.
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by CaveTech 10y ago
To echo the other explanation, you have 2 main types of payouts. Lead Generation and Performance (conversion). In some contexts a click through might count as a lead, but most of the time you need something called a "partial", whi
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by CaveTech 10y ago
I've been using tower on Mac for a few years now. It's miles ahead of every other git client I've tried. The UI is very intuitive and supports even advanced features out of the box.
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by CaveTech 10y ago
I don't think most organizations could relaunch their infrastructure on a totally different stack at the drop of a dime. And if it was really a "throw more servers at it" problem then it wouldn't really matter who was ho
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by CaveTech 10y ago
The attack was surely not mitigated by 1 PM ET. We were experiencing issues until well after 3.
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by CaveTech 10y ago
The man doesn't owe you a goddamn thing, and doesn't have some moral obligation to save you from shitty payment processing. You act like you rose him out of the ashes to save humanity and that's simply not the case.
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by CaveTech 10y ago
Increase your costs so you make very little "profit" on paper. Shareholders wouldn't like it, but your fines would be close to 0. Profit is a terrible metric, it measures the efficiency of your organization.
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by CaveTech 10y ago
The problem is that cloud providers build services and solutions outside of simple server space. AWS for example has some killer apps with S3, RDS, ELB, Kinesis, etc. Yes there's open source alternatives for all of those, but they brin
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by CaveTech 10y ago
From what I can tell P2P means it's essentially an insurance co-op. It's definitely not a world first - I had renters insurance over 10 years ago that worked this way (except I got actual dividends instead of donations in my name)
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by CaveTech 10y ago
I think you have it backwards. The radar will not initiate braking events for newly discovered stationary objects. Once it has human feedback from multiple sources, the object will be whitelisted and cause braking events. blacklisting wou
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by CaveTech 10y ago
If you use your options and the company goes under before IPO, are you effectively shit-out-of-luck? Seems like you would get $0 for the shares but already paid taxes on them. Would you get those taxes back in a future refund if this were t
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by CaveTech 10y ago
Most employees will not want to admit that they're incompetent at what they're doing, nor will they want a demotion. A promotion gives a sensen of entitlement, and if an individual actively strived for a position they will not wan
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by CaveTech 10y ago
I work for an Ad Network, I see this shit all day long. They're profitable. Very profitable.
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by CaveTech 10y ago
To both you and the parent... I can promise you he made money. Affiliate advertising is rampant on Facebook because of how profitable it is. They do anton of shady things because Facebook actively tried to shut them down. This person is &#x
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by CaveTech 10y ago
The "seedier" actors in the ad space have always been about arbitrage. You can argue all you want how they're destroying the web, but the fact is they can purchase cheap traffic and remonetize it for gain. That's the def
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by CaveTech 10y ago
When waiting to get into a club or party, you wait behind such a rope until the bouncer allows you to enter (or doesn't).
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by CaveTech 11y ago
Jumbleberry ( https://jumbleberry.com/ ) | Toronto, Canada | ONSITE | Full Time ONSITE | VP Technology, Senior Developers, Intermediate Developers | Backend, Frontend, Machine Learning, ML, UI, UX Jumbleberry is a bootstrappe
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by CaveTech 11y ago
> To attract developers, the app will be free at launch with pricing to be introduced at a later date. Doesn't this mean you could spend time developing and building on the platform without knowing if your application is economicall
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by CaveTech 11y ago
Some RDS flavors now support offsite replication, it's quite easy to set up.

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