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   by afandian 4y ago

   curl -vvv https://clickhouse.com/ ... > user-agent: curl/7.79.1
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   by afandian 4y ago

   Thanks! I may give it another go.
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   by afandian 4y ago

   I never got as far as running my Spring Boot application on fly.io. Killed after a few seconds. I’d love to know why. https://community.fly.io/t/java-app-is-killed-on-startup/837...
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   by afandian 4y ago

   I apologise, I’ve not read literature on it, or the particular methodology you describe. I’m not judging you. That said, whatever the merits of a structured approach, for every parent that diligently follows them, there are others that are
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   by afandian 4y ago

   “A little rap on the knuckles” is less severe than full on beating, but it’s on the gradient of physical violence. Teaching a child that their call for help will not be answered is unkind and damaging. And I’m not sure a baby has the same p
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   by afandian 4y ago

   My parents' generation (in the UK) were physically beaten as children. It was a normal part of parenting and part of school. My hope is that one day we will consider this emotionally abusive behaviour as seriously as we we now look at
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   by afandian 4y ago

   Not the commenter you replied to, but I am a parent. I see attachment as one of the most important aspects of human experience. Forcibly severing this is, in my opinion, emotional abuse.
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   by afandian 4y ago

   This is the video They don’t want you to see. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vSK3maq8Cyk
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   by afandian 4y ago

   Why are adjacent bytes swapped? An attempt at copyright evasion when dumping? Or were the bytes originally swapped in the ROM for some reason like little/big endian?
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    by afandian 4y ago

    That opening sentence in the news report: > With the cabling of our streets... In the 90s there was a sudden push to lay cable (TV and Internet). Suddenly large chunks of the UK could get copper broadband at home. It felt very exciting.
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    by afandian 4y ago

    The WebSub spec looks disarmingly simple but also complete for everything I can think of. I've not yet tried to implement it, but I'm waiting for the catch! Thanks for the confirmation.
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    by afandian 4y ago

    We're running an API, we want to say to users e.g. "we finished processing your submission" or "this API resource changed". And offer pull (e.g. RSS) and push flavour. > You say it would be server to server, but
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    by afandian 4y ago

    The headline got my attention. I'm looking for a standard for subscribeable notifications / callbacks to update users of data changes in an API. Bonus point for federated. But server to server, not server to client. Double bonus p
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    by afandian 4y ago

    It will be you one day, for a reason you don't agree with.
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    by afandian 4y ago

    I mean, what a great way to find out about alternatives. I'd never heard of "Post" and "Nostr".
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    by afandian 4y ago

    I just tried it and my link was flagged as 'malware'. The feeling of having my speech curtailed was surprisingly visceral. That free speech debate doesn't feel so academic.
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    by afandian 4y ago

    Associated tweets: https://twitter.com/TwitterSupport/status/160453126179152281...
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    by afandian 4y ago

    They did, that’s why I chose it. So maybe the site is doing a good job for its audience after all.
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    by afandian 4y ago

    It’s good at writing but not at subtext. “My Lovely Horse” is pretty spot on. https://www.songtell.com/father-ted/my-lovely-horse “You’re Gorgeous” less so https://www.songtell.com/babybird/you-re
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    by afandian 4y ago

    Thanks, that's interesting. Is any production Google code written this way, or is it only Google-adjacent open source?
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    by afandian 4y ago

    When you leave employment at Google do you typically retain your github account and contribution rights to the repo?
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    by afandian 4y ago

    There's a massive cultural blind spot at Google IMHO. And it's not as black and white as "if you're not the customer you're the product". I used to be a paying Google Workspace customer and I cancelled my accou
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    by afandian 4y ago

    Fastmail is great for email. There's a million domain registrars. The best time to leave google is today!
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    by afandian 4y ago

    I wrote Ruby for years (for fun). I always had to stop and think twice about 'unless' and translate it into 'if not'.
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    by afandian 4y ago

    If the customers are going to the lengths of legally intervening in your implementation it's not the 'product people want'.
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    by afandian 4y ago

    Mikes Electric Stuff is one of my absolute favourite channels on YouTube. Highly recommend. A couple of classics: Heavily modified BBC Micro: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=la-sGpTpkxE Design of LED sculpture with some inter
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    by afandian 4y ago

    I don’t trust anyone with health data, honestly. Two examples from the UK: Babylon data breach for UK GPs: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23471347 Palantir getting its teeth into the NHS: https://www.bbc.co
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    by afandian 4y ago

    I can't think of many other languages that will compile into a Java codebase, and be interoprable in both directions, as well as Kotlin. It's a lot quicker to pick up than e.g. Scala IMHO.
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    by afandian 4y ago

    It looks amazing for exploring arbitrary graphs. Do you have plans to open any part of the diagramming engine?
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    by afandian 4y ago

    Don't tell someone on HN, tell a disoriented member of the public looking for a blue tick!