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by acrispino 5y ago
They're using WireGuard for the tunneling. I don't think a lot of people will object
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by acrispino 5y ago
To me it sits somewhere between the Mozilla Public License and AGPL. It seems as though a closed source application could use a Round Robin licensed library so long as the library is unmodified and the application doesn't "[expose
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by acrispino 5y ago
A whole 4 days! Way better than what Smyte customers got https://techcrunch.com/2018/06/21/twitter-smytes-customers/a... Maybe twitter will be able to provide a week's notice by 2024-25
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by acrispino 5y ago
Response from Kosta Eleftheriou, founder of FlickType: https://twitter.com/keleftheriou/status/1437845736951992321
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by acrispino 5y ago
I don't see how it's too late, unless HN commenters from today will be the only audience. You could also add an note.
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by acrispino 5y ago
This was a rough release cycle for downstream users of LLVM. During testing of the release candidates, we found and reported 7 regressions from LLVM 11. However, despite having reproducible regressions reported as release blockers, the LLV
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by acrispino 5y ago
Go went to a precise GC with version 1.3
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by acrispino 5y ago
He kinda does: Some people like the “inside the grips” bar end set-up as it resembles the popular Velo Orange crazy bar which has an integrated bullhorn section for smoother roads and headwinds. To know if this set-up will work for you,
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by acrispino 5y ago
It seems hazardous to rely on Google for such an important service https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18886804 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19956090
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by acrispino 5y ago
Does experimenting on people without their knowledge or consent pose an ethical question?
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by acrispino 6y ago
By silent, I don't just mean they held back commits. They were evasive about it the entire time. They could have explained and chose not to. They don't owe me anything but I think it's a shame that the leading open source mes
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by acrispino 6y ago
In some places it is illegal to ride on the sidewalk. Also, the width and amount of obstructions on sidewalks varies widely.
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by acrispino 6y ago
Until they decide to go silent for another 11 months
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by acrispino 6y ago
I resent the use of the word Standard here, same with StandardJS. It's misleading and arrogant.
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by acrispino 6y ago
Not necessarily. Panics can be recovered and the stdlib http server recovers panics from handlers.
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by acrispino 6y ago
he's a moderator https://www.newyorker.com/news/letter-from-silicon-valley/th...
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by acrispino 6y ago
See rgorhill's comment from 2018: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=896897... It's not just about the limit.
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by acrispino 6y ago
DO isn't some charity, and it's not their first go around. Dangling free stuff in front of people and then offloading the burden of spam mitigation on people who didn't ask for it is careless at best and arrogant at worst edi
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by acrispino 6y ago
this tweet: https://twitter.com/MattIPv4/status/1311425661840613377 suggests to me that DO expected that maintainers would email DO about spammy users. is that the case?
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by acrispino 6y ago
I've received counterfeits of items worth as little as $15, fulfilled by Amazon.
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by acrispino 6y ago
The BEAM VM, whether using Elixir, Erlang, or another languages, has been successfully used to implement telecommunication switches, chat services (WhatsApp), and plenty of other "serious backend services."
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by acrispino 6y ago
It's not just silly. Sometimes this concern comes across as scolding people for how they spend their free time.
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by acrispino 7y ago
You seemed to take a pretty holistic, system-wide view of "critical path" which is fine. Do we know if the other person meant that? Let's say I'm working front-end web development. My "critical path" might incl
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by acrispino 7y ago
The lack of a bright line doesn't make the idea meaningless. It's just a judgement call. It's not unreasonable to be more concerned about an open source library disappearing than say, postgresql or mysql disappearing. No mach
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by acrispino 7y ago
People value those things. They also have to eat. "money talks"
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by acrispino 7y ago
Thank you for responding. I wish your project well.
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by acrispino 7y ago
So, in your estimation, plaid's engineering is a bunch of less-than-half-competent madmen, who might as well be committing fraud, correct? Is that overly negative or just the right amount?
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by acrispino 7y ago
A while back, I came across this message: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16880060 Is this accurate currently? Its a turn off.
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by acrispino 7y ago
It's hacky but also simple to implement. Should the go gc improve to the point that it's unnecessary, it seems simple to remove as well. Wouldn't bother me much.
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by acrispino 7y ago
How do we know that they would have changed their plans without the outrage?

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