Illniyar

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by Illniyar 8mo ago
Engineering titles at least have a few things that are nearly universally shared (such as actually needing to code, expecting to mentor). Product manager titles can have completely disjoint scopes of work between organizations - in one org
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by Illniyar 8mo ago
This is a good method if you are stuck and you don't know what you need to do. It also helps explore a project with a specific task in mind. It is not very useful in giving you confidence your changes would not cause unexpected side ef
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by Illniyar 9mo ago
There is probably a huge chunk of people who only need a slither of the features of a SaaS but are paying for everything they don't need. If your particular use of a SaaS is not susceptible to security issues (for example you can use i
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by Illniyar 9mo ago
He isn't threatening to block Italy, just to remove cloudflare's business from there. Anyone living and surfing from Italy would not be blocked by cloudflare from accessing any service provided by cloudflare.
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by Illniyar 9mo ago
He did mention that they were fighting the law before they were fined and they plan to challenge the fine in court. He has also been vocal about other similar legislation before they were enacted or the company got fined (not sure about thi
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by Illniyar 10mo ago
While I agree with some of it, I feel like there's a big gotcha here that isn't addressed. Having 1 single wide event, at the end of a request, means that if something unexpected happens in the middle (stack overflow, some bug tha
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by Illniyar 10mo ago
Nice discovery and writeup. Let alone for a 16 yo!. I've never heard an XSS vulnerability described as a supply-chain attack before though, usually that one is reserved for package managers malicious scripts or companies putting backd
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by Illniyar 10mo ago
I think he might be misrepresenting it a bit, but from what I've seen every software company I know of heavily uses agentic AI to create code (except some highly regulated industries). It has become a standard tool, in the same way th
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by Illniyar 11mo ago
Does HN not experience DDOS? I would imagine being as popular as it is it'll experience DDOS.
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by Illniyar 1y ago
From the article: "All 24 public study Montessori schools met basic Montessori criteria (SI Appendix, section 3A), but implementation varied widely. " "The final implementation criteria for school inclusion were thus: • At le
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by Illniyar 1y ago
Unless it has a huge memory leak that isn't fixed for years and causes it to be virtually unusable for anyone it's probably not the Windows ME of Tablet OS's. Maybe the Windows Vista of Tablet OSs though.
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by Illniyar 1y ago
If leaking creation time is a concern, can we not just fake the timestamp? We can do so in a way that most performance benefits remain - so like starting with a base time of 1970 and then adding base time to it intermittently, having random
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by Illniyar 1y ago
Unit 8200 is the premier software development track in the Israeli military. Every Israeli tech company likely has multiple developers from Unit 8200 in it. Whether it's building e-commerce shops or making video games. While 8200 defi
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by Illniyar 1y ago
I can't understand the documentation. How are the interactive elements embedded in the chat? Are they just iFrames? The docs mention returning resources, and the example is returning a rust file as a resource, which is nonsensical. Thi
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by Illniyar 1y ago
Load of bull. Every article linked in this is either wrong or mischaracterized. Cloudflare does not facilitate phising - it just made proxying and tunneling easier. The breaches and bypasses mentioned are anything but - they are linking
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by Illniyar 1y ago
This doesn't look like an MCP backdoor. It looks like a supply chain attacks on an unofficial mcp tool. It's definitely not what we are worried about with MCP.
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by Illniyar 1y ago
I disagree with practically everything suggested. Reducing scope and splitting a single task into multiple PRs each small but part of a bigger picture makes it very hard to see the bigger picture. You should try to make PRs small, but if a
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by Illniyar 1y ago
Seems like a good thing for founders, doesn't force them to quit school to start a funded startup. Especially for under-privileged youths who might not be able to miss a high paying job opportunity or have no income for months. Seems l
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by Illniyar 1y ago
What is a lead developer in this context? An engineering manager? Is it like an architect (staff engineer/whatever)? An engineer who is in charge of a specific project? There are different dynamics at play in each role and reading the
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by Illniyar 1y ago
The goal remains the same - AGI is what we see in sci-fi movies. An infallible human like intelligence that has access to infinite knowledge, can navigate it without fail and is capable of performing any digital action a human can. What cha
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by Illniyar 1y ago
A country can only take so much people a year. There must be adequate employment, housing, education, health services and other infrastructure to support more people. This is especially true for immigration that is not tied to employment.
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by Illniyar 1y ago
I mean there's somewhere between 10-20k o1 visas issued a year. o1 is literally the visa for smart and talented people. There is also EB with National Interest Waiver - including for profession like Doctors and such. Not to mention a l
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by Illniyar 1y ago
I don't get the hate here. This is practically a public service and Deno doesn't have any direct or obvious material gains from this. Definitely not more then dozens of other projects (from Chrome to Node.js to Tutorial sites and
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by Illniyar 1y ago
Not saying this is the case, or that slack thinks it is, but - If slack found out that the company isn't really a non-profit, or that it violated the requirements in the non-profit agreement (such as promoting discrimination) it would
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by Illniyar 1y ago
So it seems like Slack took them off the nonprofit plan. That's a different story altogether and makes more sense for the timeline involved. If they determined that Hacker Club violated some terms of the nonprofit demanding they move t
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by Illniyar 1y ago
They were newer. I don't know if they were prescribed. It took a long time for newer frameworks to reach feature parity and even longer to get deprecated. Microsoft would routinely suggest both, I think there were articles in MSN show
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by Illniyar 1y ago
I don't know about Mac, but windows had WPF, winforms, UWP - all blessed by microsoft (I'm sure I'm missing a few), and often maintained at the same time. A huge amount of windows apps were built with Java, you had to install
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by Illniyar 1y ago
Not the parent, but you use a translation format like `translations("INVITE_USER", {gender_of_host, num_guests})` Then you will have an algorithm that knows to translate based on some rules - like the ICU messages format - https
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by Illniyar 1y ago
I assume if you are running multiple SaaS you already discovered this - but the expectation is that you will amortize the cost of a chargeback into your price if you are a legit business. Card-not-present (I.E. internet transaction) has a l
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by Illniyar 1y ago
I guess domains might not mean as much as they used to, but xyz? To me that's something you get for experiments and one-offs, not something you use for a serious enterprise you want to get people onboard for. I honestly thought this wa

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