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by _acco 5y ago
Sync Inc | Platform Engineer | Los Angeles or Remote | https://syncinc.so Integrating with third-party platforms has looked the same for the past 15+ years: bespoke and limited JSON APIs. Want to help change that? At Sync Inc, w
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by _acco 5y ago
Interesting, right? If we believe the Titanic is sinking, why are we being picky about the lifeboat? Anything beyond averting disaster is an over-optimization.
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by _acco 5y ago
The very last sentence sums up this general ethos quite well: > Agriculture may have set us humans on an unsustainable path, but fossil fuels broadened that path to a superhighway. We need to put the "agriculture was our biggest mis
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by _acco 5y ago
Sync Inc | Platform Engineer | Los Angeles or Remote | https://syncinc.so Integrating with third-party platforms has looked the same for the past 15+ years: bespoke and limited JSON APIs. Want to help change that? At Sync Inc, w
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by _acco 5y ago
Animagraffs also has an amazing short on the ICE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQvfHyfgBtA
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by _acco 5y ago
Among other exploits, you could generate an SSL cert and harvest cookies. All visitors would have to do is load your site in their browser. Right?
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by _acco 6y ago
Sync Inc | Engineer № 1 (Elixir/Phoenix) | Los Angeles, Austin, or Remote | https://syncinc.so Integrating with third-party platforms has looked the same for the past 15+ years: bespoke and limited JSON APIs. Want to help c
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The Complete Developer's Guide to Airtable(blog.syncinc.so)
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Testing out RDS Proxy with benchmarks(blog.syncinc.so)
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Bundler Wars: Writing my first React library(acco.io)
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by _acco 6y ago
The future is very bright for .NET. It has the right raison d'etre - .NET is part of the growth story for Nadella-Microsoft. They already have you programming in their editors (VS/Code) and pushing to their VCS (Github). They&#x
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by _acco 6y ago
Perhaps in 100-200 years, some neuroscientist will make the same remark about a painter’s brain — “it’s just math, I can model it!”
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by _acco 6y ago
It's an invitation to define (or re-define) creativity, my friend :) If it seems ridiculous to you, that's a good signal that you'd get a lot out of digging into philosophy of mind. Where do our thoughts come from? Creativity
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by _acco 6y ago
If you haven't seen it, the documentary on DeepMind's AlphaGo is very well done. The climax revolves around the AI expressing what we humans call "creativity" in a match against decorated player Lee Sedol. Watching Lee S
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Obscure JWT Security Vulnerabilities (2019)(rodarmer.squarespace.com)
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by _acco 6y ago
Hence why we are here.
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by _acco 6y ago
The key is "access controls." The best Amazon can do is ensure brand managers don't have access to this data. Rep. Jayapal was pressing on this, and Bezos mentioned policy but never access control.
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by _acco 7y ago
Just giving voice to the idea that there is a sweet spot. We don't have enough data to know if SARS-CoV-2 hits it. Or enough data to know where that sweet spot even is. (This seems like a very hard thing for epidemiological models
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by _acco 7y ago
The deadlier a virus is, the earlier it will trip alarm systems/panic. And as we've all learned in the past few weeks, in outbreaks days matter. The perfect virus is balanced: just deadly enough . It's possible SARS-CoV-2 hi
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U.S. Music Industry Revenues by Format, 1973-2018(riaa.com)
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The Isolator: A helmet that eliminates distractions (1925)(manifold.umn.edu)
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by _acco 8y ago
Or perhaps it’s survivorship bias. Companies that used Rails are around today with big, dated codebases because Rails adequately served the needs of their growing businesses.
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A Practical Guide to Testing React Apps(acco.io)
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