alanpetrel

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by alanpetrel 8y ago
So how do you stop bots from submitting fake data to sign up forms or trying to brute force password fields etc. on websites?
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France Demand Removal of 15M Project Gutenberg Books from Internet Archive(boingboing.net)
31 points by alanpetrel 8y ago|2 comments
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by alanpetrel 8y ago
Were austerity instructions handed down by the EU or did the individual member states decide to implement it themselves?
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by alanpetrel 8y ago
Not to mention throwing litter and spitting on the street, vile people.
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by alanpetrel 8y ago
Really? GDP says otherwise.
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by alanpetrel 8y ago
Sounds exactly like Japan, when will these people learn that tired workers are unproductive and error prone workers? One thing that really guts me about Brexit is that if the Tories get their way then 996 will become the norm here too.
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by alanpetrel 8y ago
Tree of Reddit sex life? Isn’t that just a stump?
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by alanpetrel 8y ago
And when did your friends become your enemy?
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by alanpetrel 8y ago
What an ignorant article, technology addiction is nothing like heroin or other drug addiction and does a disservice to those who are actually addicted to substances. When was the last time someone died because of technology withdrawals? Ple
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by alanpetrel 8y ago
Ugh, applying DDD to TypeScript/client-side code just seems like over-engineering. DDD makes server-side code horrendously complex and difficult to maintain, I can't see it being any better here.
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by alanpetrel 8y ago
Care to elaborate? Other than type safety I fail to see how TypeScript would improve the structure.
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by alanpetrel 8y ago
"While their sets of features have considerable overlap, they aren’t identical, so this book covers their specific strenghts" - it should be "strengths".
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by alanpetrel 8y ago
London introduced a charge of £10 a day for cars if you drive into the congestion zone. If you live inside it you get a 90% discount though. Considering the price of properties in congested areas, the fee is negligible.
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by alanpetrel 8y ago
I had to do a double take on that headline. I live in Korea and I thought this was about prostitution. In Korea, barber shop poles are used to identify locations of brothels etc. Anyway, I can see more and more use cases like this for certa
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by alanpetrel 8y ago
I think this conclusion was fairly obvious, the key point is that realising the neurons don't grow as quickly as they do in our early years.