JakaJancar

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by JakaJancar 2y ago
I've adopted the practice of avoiding libraries with major version > ~3. If you needed to re-design your API so many times, I don't trust your judgement enough to build on top of it. That said, I still use React and... it'
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by JakaJancar 2y ago
The lack of export scares me too, but is it really a problem? If I were to switch to Linux, I guess it just means that I'd have to go through the forgotten pass(key) flow on every site on first login?
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by JakaJancar 2y ago
Maybe an edge-case in some codegen?
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by JakaJancar 2y ago
I lived in the West Village for the last 6 years, also facing the courtyard and maybe seeing 20 apts, pretty much all consistently utilized ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by JakaJancar 2y ago
The use case is that I’m an Apple/iCloud user and want to migrate to Google/Linux/whatever and don’t want to go to 100 sites manually to change my passkey?
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by JakaJancar 3y ago
One thing where the semantics are not the same between HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2/3(?) is the `Host` header, which is often (always?) gone in the latter in favor off the `:authority` pseudo-header. Apps/scripts may rely on `Hos
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by JakaJancar 3y ago
Well his username is bad_user :)
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by JakaJancar 3y ago
I love how all the acronyms in the glossary are basically inverted English ones. - BAF - Final Assembly Building - Bâtiment d’Assemblage Final I knew about NATO/OTAN and such, but didn't know it's so universal. They also had
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by JakaJancar 3y ago
$3500 is perceived as expensive, but a MacBook Pro can easily exceed that. Both have an M2, and while a MacBook has a display, more RAM, larger SSD, ... it's still a bunch of standard-ish components, while Vision Pro has a ton of reall
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by JakaJancar 4y ago
Why not just tell them you’ll be there yourself too? It’s not like they’re going to drop in unannounced, ID you, and if you’re missing a few times while your friend is there, make a case to cancel the booking in the middle of it.
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by JakaJancar 4y ago
I don't use Firefox because instead of a simple OSS software, it seems like something that wants to suck me into their ecosystem. Nearly every tab of Firefox settings has some "cloudy"/cross marketing stuff: - Genera
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by JakaJancar 4y ago
pydoit is language agnostic (apart from using python for your configuration, but you'll need to use something )
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by JakaJancar 4y ago
Competition: https://pydoit.org/ I've been using it for a while and it's pretty flexible: - dependencies - parallelism - programmatically generated tasks (since the config file is just a Python file) - &
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by JakaJancar 4y ago
> Where typical internet maps take 30+ seconds to load after each pan and zoom, Felt loads in under 300ms. What typical internet maps are they using?
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by JakaJancar 5y ago
I wonder, if you run every container in it's own MicroVM a-la Firecracker like Fargate does (or Kerla's demo host), does the security of the kernel still matter as much?
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by JakaJancar 5y ago
You can’t cheer government rulings when it comes to some things (e.g. app store workings) and expect companies to obey, yet complain about them when it comes to others (… also app store workings) and expect companies to resist or exit the m
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by JakaJancar 5y ago
Nice to see government tech that’s well-designed and a positive article about it. Clicking the link, I must admit I was expecting a privacy or security disaster. We should highlight the good stuff more often.
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by JakaJancar 5y ago
“Should” is pretty strong. The choice of PK has its own tradeoffs. But you are correct, if you go the prefix route, it makes the WAL approach trivial, at least while everything really is a tree and there are no many-to-many relationships.
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by JakaJancar 5y ago
This works until you have an A->B->C hierarchy of entities and want to monitor the subtree rooted at a specific A. Then the WAL for table C, even with REPLICA IDENTITY FULL, will not tell you whether a change is relevant. At that poin
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by JakaJancar 5y ago
So Figma is written in JS and C++, compiled to WebAssembly so it runs in a browser, which runs in a datacenter, with video streamed to Mighty, an Electron app where the front-end is written in JS and some C++, running inside Chromium.
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Ask HN: PC logistics for remote employees – cloudy solution?
1 points by JakaJancar 6y ago|0 comments
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by JakaJancar 6y ago
I've probably had 10 such cases in the last 5 years: speeding tickets from countries I have not even driven to, medical services double-billed to both my insurance and credit card, ... all $100-300 range. I'm confident I could pro
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by JakaJancar 6y ago
Can you make a GDPR request to get the data?
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by JakaJancar 6y ago
She
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by JakaJancar 7y ago
I don't see the problem. If the publisher develops an analytics, user profile or whatever solution themselves, then it's 1st party - OK. But outsource the development or hosting to someone, and suddenly it's a problem? How is
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by JakaJancar 7y ago
How come a standard (network) protocol for SQL RDBMS'es never came to be? Sort of JDBC, but based on TCP (HTTP?) not Java.
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by JakaJancar 7y ago
Approachability-wise, wouldn't an even better approach be to drop ECS Fargate (in terms of API) and simply add to EC2 the ability to execute Docker images, instead of AMIs? Feels like if AWS started with dedicated boxes, they'd n
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by JakaJancar 7y ago
I read the whole doc. I don't know what to think anymore. Both the opinion and dissent make sense (someone once told me "when smart people come to different conclusions, usually none of the conclusions are very stupid"). I gu
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by JakaJancar 7y ago
> Baldwin testified that a hospitalist disagreeing with a request for admission “doesn’t happen very often,” but when it does, a medical professional will select another path to hospitalization. The one time it happened to her, Baldwin “
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by JakaJancar 7y ago
Based on the article, the doctor didn't say "you're not following process", he said "send her home with some diabetes medication, and schedule a follow-up visit for next Monday". The first is not a medical opin

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