Drdrdrq

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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
As they say, there are three things that help - practice, practice and practice. Don't know CS? There is tons of books, courses and tutorials available. OOP in specific? Ditto. Being a better sw architect? Build some non-trivial hobby
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Curious - is there something illegal in the way the system works?
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Or, even better, fix that performance problem and watch the cores quiet down... :)
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
For those of us who don't know / remember the incident: https://venturebeat.com/2013/03/21/sendgrid-under-ddos-attac...
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
That... was not the point GP was making, at least not how I see it. And it is doubtful if dictators use / have used different personas, or they simply behaved differently towards close ones (for some time at least).
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
> MFs also can be tax-inefficient, but Vanguard has patented a loophole that makes them as efficient as ETFs when held in a taxable account. Incredible... You weren't kidding: https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Sorry, confused... What do you mean by actively / passively in this context? Actively "find" (work hard) or find customers that actively want to "pay" (who are really fans of your work)?
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Agreed, with a caveat: on non-Google pages. Google is actively slowing down their pages on Firefox (or at least heavily optimizes them, but just on Chrome - which is the same).
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
You mean like this? > Just because your company is named Microsoft doesn't mean you have a perpetual and exclusive right to use that name wherever you want. Hmmm. :)
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Unfortunately (and predictably) it backfired though. If it no longer represents a conscious user choice, DNT can be pretty safely ignored by Google and the likes.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
It is more difficult to trace funds through a single node with gazillion transactions. This is part of the laundering scheme. Of course, all such addresses are immediately suspect, but if they pay out to innocent addresses too... It's
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Westendorp's_Price_Sensi...
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Fyi: faq entry "how will I communicate..." is cut off on ff mobile (limited height and overflow hidden?). Nice concept otherwise - charge subscription instead of per-project and allow endless iterations. Brilliant!
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Thank you, totally missed this alternative, will check it out! Link for the lazy / curious: https://www.hcaptcha.com/
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Just stuttering for me (ff mobile).
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Let's comment: awful decision. The "laws" are not equally important and as a user I would expect that their order reflects that. It never even occurred to me it could be done differently. To be honest, this site looks like so
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Any FOSS or Commons Clause software fits the bill. Or are you saying you would like to see Right to repair legislation for software? Me too, but it won't happen.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Yes, but what would the success rate be without the cover letter? Without the control group this doesn't mean much.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Thank you for a detailed answer! Yes, I'm based in EU, but the customers could be from USA, AUS, India,... I am hoping to address all (well, most) of the markets from the start. Btw, it might make sense to contact Quaderno (/other
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Nice to hear I'm not alone, I am starting a similar journey myself. Any tips on minimizing the legal exposure? As for the VAT, I am leaning towards paddle instead of stripe, because they take care of everything tax related (for a bit b
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
To be fair, they said 3-4 s for any user. Hopefully most users will see much better times.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
For an organization like CF? Yes, I would expect them to have testing and network simulations down to an art. If I had to guess, I'd say it's because network engineers simply don't need / get this know-how on normal scal
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
I understand the benefits of this feature for audits, but how does one deal with GDPR requirements? Is there some way to alter historic data to remove PII, or should the affected columns be excluded?
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
The safe that hotel provided for you? Agree that it's better than nothing though.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
> Kenneth White, a security researcher and cryptographer, told The Intercept that smart TVs are a "historically pretty easy target," and that there is "zero chance" that the CIA targeted only Samsung.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Or give day.js a try. It is basically moment.js without its problems, and pretty popular too. I tried date-fns but found it cumbersome to use... Ymmv.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
200k actually, I think you made a mistake? Anyway, in some parts of the world, yes, that is "set for life".
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
MAP == Minimum Advertised Price
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
http://paulgraham.com/founders.html What We Look for in Founders 4. Naughtiness Though the most successful founders are usually good people, they tend to have a piratical gleam in their eye. They're not Goody Two-Shoes
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Curious - wouldn't it be possible to output terminal escape characters to perform some "magic" like moving at the end of the line? Or does curl protect users by not outputting them? (I think not, because fetching a binary fil

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