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by acaloiar 4y ago
This feature is a delight to use. I've tested a few web applications, APIs, and webhooks using it over the last month or two and only experienced a handful of glitches even before it was in beta. I like the idea of consolidating all my
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by acaloiar 4y ago
This policy, "strict-origin-when-cross-origin" means, e.g. if a link is from https://example.com/?super_secret_param=sekrit it will will have a *Referrer* header of https://example.com . It doesn't
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by acaloiar 4y ago
Certainly. What I don't believe is certain is that only one such vulnerability has ever existed and none exist in Rust today. It's not pedantic to differentiate between mitigating a thing and preventing a thing.
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by acaloiar 4y ago
> No, symbolic verification does not protect from buffer overflows. Writing the implementation in Rust does I don't believe writing the implementation in Rust does that: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2018/09/2
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by acaloiar 4y ago
I must be missing a crucial detail. Logically Crypto.com's action: > any remaining USDT balances would “automatically” be converted to Circle’s USD Coin, another stablecoin that tracks the price of the dollar. Does not follow from t
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by acaloiar 4y ago
I agree with the author that "People Who Make Software Happen" can and should fit into more dynamic roles. Although I don't think the content of this post leads one to conclude that they should become managers . Unless by m
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by acaloiar 4y ago
Don't forget to share out your learnings :)
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by acaloiar 4y ago
US based companies would be well served by applying this list to their communication as well. These are real life words from a real life human, recently observed: "The value drivers reducing company spend" Spend is a verb and valu
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by acaloiar 4y ago
This is getting too comical.
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by acaloiar 4y ago
Yes
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by acaloiar 4y ago
I'm curious what you know about the mIRC author's story. As a former mIRC user, I imagine it's interesting lore from the shareware era. Writing mIRC scripts was some of the first "programming" I ever did. Good times
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by acaloiar 4y ago
Meta: I believe the title should be "OCaml 5 is out!", as it appears on the OCaml site. At first glance, I understood the title "OCaml 5.0 Multicore is out" to mean "Multicore is no longer part of OCaml 5.0".
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by acaloiar 4y ago
Jesus Christ, pump the brakes.
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by acaloiar 4y ago
"Serverless" is a terrible adjective, and yet it's still considerably more precise than "web3". Even so, in a technical setting I often hear engineers refers to "hosted function" or "function service&
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by acaloiar 4y ago
"Web3 data" means nothing. If you're referring to blockchain data, say blockchain data. "Web3" doesn't lend anything to technical conversations and is best used on board rooms full of coked up investors interes
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Ask HN: What are your favorite non-standard CLI/TUI applications?
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by acaloiar 4y ago
Most of us simply charge fees for stuff to make money. I haven't had to create a bespoke distributed ledger or fabricate a currency to charge fees yet, and don't expect to.
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by acaloiar 4y ago
Because there's only one way to turn up the heat on the crypto hellscape: more blockchain. Telegram launched a silly username auction that I won't link here. It essentially turns usernames into NFTs.
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by acaloiar 4y ago
> You still occasionally hear people saying that founders don't deserve to be rich, because their employees created all the value. Nobody is saying this. As evidenced by several threads here, opinions are far more nuanced.
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by acaloiar 4y ago
It's more productive to direct criticism at the legal systems that necessitate KYC rather than the technology that allows compliance. Being that hacker news is a technology-oriented forum, readers must be forgiven for interpreting your
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by acaloiar 4y ago
Each friend's Nomad "client" (a node in the cluster) would accept a "job" which is the HTTP server. The missing piece is communicating back to some authority which clients are running the service, and on which ports
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by acaloiar 4y ago
I learned out of necessity. At the time in the late 90s and early 00s, Sourceforge was big (It was Github of the time). There were multiple projects that I used and wanted to make modifications to, so I learned the languages that they were
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by acaloiar 4y ago
Roll call vote data is available from ProPublica's Congress API: https://projects.propublica.org/api-docs/congress-api/ ProPublica took over a number of the Sunlight Foundation (Sunlight Labs') API proje
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by acaloiar 4y ago
For what it's worth, you're the only one talking about a cooking course in this thread.
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by acaloiar 4y ago
I'm not sure if it's possible to make that distinction. Trades are funded by brokerage cash. From the customer perspective, brokerage cash is a pool of cash available for trading or withdrawal. It may have originated from an ACH,
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by acaloiar 4y ago
I'm thrilled to share tips about the process because despite reaching resolution, I think Robinhood has more to learn about how to appropriately handle this situation. There was a point in my process when there were 5 business-days of
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by acaloiar 4y ago
I'm familiar with KYC. KYC is actually the very reason why Robinhood customers should not be required to re-verify their identity because it stipulates that institutions both acquire and retain the identity information of their cus
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by acaloiar 4y ago
In a somewhat related response to your question: "Is this the type of "progress" happening at FAANG?" I recently had a similar experience with Robinhood. I found that if you use their "Logout all devices" featu
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by acaloiar 5y ago
In the past I've chosen to publish key algorithms. Publishing your entire code base can become a substantial demand for your support. As an open source project supported by one person, that can be very demanding. So identify what'
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by acaloiar 5y ago
This is not Visa-specific. All major issuers support the same or similar features: Amex: https://www.americanexpress.com/us/merchant/cardrefresher.ht... Mastercard: https://www.mastercard.us/content

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