Sahhaese

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by Sahhaese 8y ago
Yes, this doesn't strike me as good quality content at all. But it's a large list which lets everyone pick something and chip in which drives engagement. If this sort of content is the sort that this community increasingly selects
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
That's the inner platform effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inner-platform_effect
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
.Net Core is not an iteration of .Net framework. .Net Core and .Net Framework are separate implementations of .Net Standard.
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
I did an undergrad course on queueing theory and I'm surprised there's no mention of little's law here. Is there some reason it doesn't "apply" here?
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
UK banks are already very good about refunding fraudulent transactions and associated fees: https://www.fca.org.uk/consumers/unauthorised-payments-accou... "In most cases the bank must refund the payment without u
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
With two categories A and B you don't need the same number in each category to compare whether they come from the same distribution. I would be surprised if the number of drives they have is actually "statistically insignificant&q
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
Print debugging is a case of the Flub Paradox. Having experienced the higher plane of fully integrated IDE / run / debugging with arbitrary expression evaluation, conditional breakpoints, etc, I can't even imagine how anyone
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
Given what happened in the 70s and 80s when the blood products were imported from the US to the UK [1] and this recently being in the news again because inquiries into it are again underway, I think many Brits may also shudder at the though
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
I thought this was the default? I've been running firefox and firefox developer for a while now and they have never interfered with each other, maintaining separate things such as remembered passwords and histories.
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
Seconded. I'm in a similar situation where I'm keen to try but can't get "into" it. Looking now, there's an introduction to metasploit course on pluralsight. I've never tried it, but I may well try that an
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
How you treat employees isn't the same thing as salaries. There are environments where people earning $20,000 are still treated with respect and there are environments where people earning $200,000 are treated badly.
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
It's not critical but having a bcrypt function which doesn't take in the cost parameter feels like bad practice for the future.
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
Your debt is an asset, it'll just be sold to someone else. Debt gets bought and sold all the time, you don't typically notice because you don't have to change who you're paying directly.
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
Reddit desktop too is no stranger to dark patterns. When they rolled out their "new" interface they provided a link to "old reddit.com", but clicking this took you back to the reddit home page, not the page you are on. T
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
Is such a link even still neccessary? Edge, firefox and chrome have built in PDF readers. For more control sites can self-embed pdfjs so no external reader is required.
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
Given that web usage stats typically come from third party tracking and firefox is better at tracking protection, is there a 'hidden' market share?
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
Then they should update their branding: there's a giant picture of an onion on their download button and they stylize the O in 'Tor' with an onion. I know HN typically has a harsh response to rebrands such as the Mozi/&#
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
So, it's called Tor because it's an acronym, The Onion Router, but you're not allowed to write it as an acronym? That's just awkward, it's not like they have a logo of a hill, they have a logo of an onion.
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by Sahhaese 8y ago
Any message queue or similar could help with this. Popular solutions: * RabbitMQ * Service Bus * Kafka RabbitMQ would be well suited, you define a producer and can then spin up as many consumers as you would like, each consuming from the sa