abritishguy

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by abritishguy 11y ago
>you end up with a ton of spam on your statements We think we can avoid that. It's going to be hard to get it right all the time but over time we should be able to learn which transactions settle for amounts less than or greater tha
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Arua – A Systems Language(arua.io)
5 points by abritishguy 11y ago|0 comments
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by abritishguy 11y ago
The only feature I think is actually pretty useful is the autocomplete of the title underlines.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
I can guarantee that this cannot guarantee both of: - system stays online when any server goes down - after confirming a write it will always be returned in corresponding reads following a failover
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by abritishguy 11y ago
The AI can assist the human as well. It may not be confident that its response is accurate and the human just clicks send.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
No system that attempts to typeset from source in the browser will be able to compete. It can easily take more than a second to compile a laTeX document with a moderate number of formulas. Sure, some of this could be optimised but not _that
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by abritishguy 11y ago
They changed it because people were using them as likes rather than favourites. I originally used them as "favourites" (for links that I was interested in but didn't have time to read now) but others didn't. Twitter cate
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by abritishguy 11y ago
It is hard to make something that isn't being used somewhere in the fortune 500. Completely meaningless.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
I work for a startup bank in the UK (Mondo). Our Go microservices architecture allows us to maintain velocity whilst staying secure. The core banking services that actually move money around are isolated from the more "fluffy" cus
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by abritishguy 11y ago
I would concede that it only happens at scale but I would contest that it is rare.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
Given they are managing the certs anyway they can revoke on behalf of the "average pleb", Just like CloudFlare did. It is debatable how useful revoking is anyway so I agree that this provides more security, I just wasn't sure
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by abritishguy 11y ago
It would be nice if you included the financial motivation in the article as well. Makes total sense, and I totally agree that 7 day certs are better (security wise) than 1 year, I just wasn't sure that in the absence of any financial m
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by abritishguy 11y ago
Which is why we need a new micro-transaction system.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
A requirement of the SSL provider, it doesn't really do much to protect against heartbleed like vulnerabilities - just limits the time an attacker can use the key to 7 days.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
>To solve this, Sandcats issues certificates valid for only seven days. I'm not sure I'm convinced that the primary motivation for the 7-day certs was users security.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
Down again
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by abritishguy 11y ago
Just say you are leaving the country - no more rententions.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
>Who buys a car based on the software? I imagine in the next few years more and more people will. Tesla have just announced that they will have self driving cars in 3 years.
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Statistical Significance Pitfalls in A/B Testing(medium.com)
1 points by abritishguy 11y ago|0 comments
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Tom Blomfield – Mondo: building a full-stack bank(vimeo.com)
5 points by abritishguy 11y ago|0 comments
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by abritishguy 11y ago
The article seems to be quite US centric when talking about regulation. The UK banking market is very different than the US with just a handful of banks. The regulator is actively trying to increase competition. Atom, a new challenger bank
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by abritishguy 11y ago
Simple.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
The only one of them that is not doable is the cheque deposit as in the UK the bank needs the physical cheque.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
Nothing stops you using javascript in your own packages
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by abritishguy 11y ago
I hope from this we get a really well engineered standard and not some silly mess.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
Some really bad text contrast on that page.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
Apple need to be careful, I'm surprised they haven't had an antitrust lawsuit already.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
SF takes over abandoned projects and ads the adware themselves.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
Typical request: "X-AppEngine-Resource-Usage ms=259 cpu_ms=4" That particular request is authenticated, writes a file to google storage, and then returns a response (with a few other things like logging etc.)
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by abritishguy 11y ago
>meaning each request must take substantially less than 10 ms Correction, each request would need to have less than 10ms of CPU time - the instances support concurrency. My web frontend, by design, does very little - any CPU heavy operat

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