adamckay

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by adamckay 4y ago
> Gmail is the perfect use case for an SPA Is it really, though? It's a paginated list of emails, some drag-and-drop functionality, buttons for some ajax functionality. It works reasonably well, but it doesn't need to be so h
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by adamckay 4y ago
It's still streaming replication, but to S3/other-storage for backups, not high availability.
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by adamckay 4y ago
> But you can't make money with preserving the health of the patient. Have you not seen the cost of a gym membership? There's money to be made everywhere. And in our society, it will be made regardless of the cost.
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by adamckay 4y ago
I got quite excited thinking this would also offer the Cosmos serverless deployments for a super cheap Postgres for side projects but alas, $200.
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by adamckay 4y ago
They're saying bind the services to localhost so they're only accessible via the proxy. "Put your other services behind that proxy, and have [the services] listen on 127.0.0.1 and not 0.0.0.0"
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by adamckay 4y ago
Yes. It's recognised by the International Olympic Committee - https://olympics.com/ioc/recognised-international-federation... A common definition is: "Sport pertains to any form of competitive physical activi
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by adamckay 4y ago
Yep. My response was specific to your comment of reading in browser which is not a guarantee of what's downloaded.
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by adamckay 4y ago
It's not only the original author, don't forget, but it's any malicious actor that's managed to compromise that hosted script. It should be viewed in the same way that a package author on NPM or PyPI may publish a malici
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by adamckay 4y ago
> Ok, if you feel so strongly about it, then before you paste the link into your terminal and hit enter to execute it, how about you uh... open the shell script it will execute in your browser and read the contents of it? As an FYI - unl
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by adamckay 4y ago
I actually quite like the idea, personally. I use Poetry at work and I thoroughly enjoy it. I work primarily on applications so I think the default constraint of carets is good because my app's not going to break when a dependency is b
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by adamckay 4y ago
I don't understand what you mean here. You're saying that because UUIDs can be assumed to be unique in the universe, when it's leaked alongside other data it can then be correlated with other data leaks to tie data to an indi
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by adamckay 4y ago
At that point why would you even have AI sales? If this tech is going to be so amazing, it'll be better served by being a procurement/buyer system. "Hey AI, what CRM system should I use [based on all the knowledge you have of
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by adamckay 4y ago
Of course, but the theory is it's restricting 1 real person to 1 account, versus 1 spammer creating 1,000 accounts via automation. And once your spammer has been identified then that's them banned/removed, unable to sign up a
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by adamckay 4y ago
Is it possible to perform mTLS from client->APISIX gateway and pass on the verified certificate details to the upstream (e.g. via headers)? Or is mTLS only possible with client->pass through APISIX->upstream? It's not quite cl
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by adamckay 4y ago
Is this not resolved with WAL mode? You can't have concurrent writes, but they can go into a "queue" so as long as you have fast writes and suitable timeouts they'll still be committed. So whilst they're not technic
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by adamckay 4y ago
Usually for production you want to know with 100% certainty what version of the software is running. Whilst you can do that with Git commit hashes you can't be sure no one has performed a hotfix and modified code on the production serv
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by adamckay 4y ago
> A robot is never going to be able to build a log cabin for you Agreed. But when that robot has something like a large scale 3d printer, why would it build with logs?
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by adamckay 4y ago
I don't think microservices are relevant here. This is about "micro companies" -- organisations with a very small team and (typically) bootstrapped by their founders rather than large organisations with VC funding.
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by adamckay 4y ago
If it's a magic link for logging in: 1. You open the link once = you're logged in 2. You open the link twice = you're presented with an error that the magic link has already been used.
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by adamckay 4y ago
Learning from them would be fine, reproducing them as-is without abiding by the license is not and that's where the difference lies.
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by adamckay 4y ago
They do for their cloud instances [0], but not their dedicated server offerings. I've seen on their custom solutions page [1] you can pay extra to have your own private interconnect or manged switches, but I've never used them nor
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by adamckay 4y ago
> I don’t understand how it will be usable at all in a website with multiple users With WAL mode enabled the database is locked during writes only, and concurrent writes are queued but you can still perform reads concurrently. If you kee
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by adamckay 4y ago
Once you have data in production it's very possible for the fake data you generate in dev not really matching the sort of data you have in production (either in size or because of assumptions made whilst generating it or even bad app u
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by adamckay 4y ago
"(5) ... SQLite allows multiple processes to have the database file open at once, and for multiple processes to read the database at once. When any process wants to write, it must lock the entire database file for the duration of its u
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by adamckay 5y ago
The GOV.UK website will no doubt continue to support IE for a good while yet based on this information [1] from one of the developers of the Government Digital Service, as it's required to be as accessible as possible. [1] - https:&#x