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by alephu5 5y ago
I'm not saying we shouldn't have any space programs, but given the urgency of climate change who in their right mind thinks space tourism for the masses is a good idea?
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by alephu5 5y ago
They only really care about share prices and those haven't been affected.
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by alephu5 5y ago
This. I've read many accounts of people advocating for use of blockchains in industry or government, which mostly boil down to different entities emitting documents in a verifiable way, e.g. for property ownership. As you've said
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by alephu5 5y ago
Host your own version and hash all the JavaScript sources https://www.srihash.org/
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by alephu5 5y ago
If you're deploying a REST API with authentication, caching and so on then the KISS solution is python with a framework (such as Django) in a docker container. I've spent many many hours (years) trying nix, rust, Haskell, go, spri
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by alephu5 5y ago
What was the exploit?
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by alephu5 5y ago
A similar but more flexible solution I like is to create a wireguard network between all nodes and developer workstations, which creates a separate interface called wg0. Bind every private service to this and publish what you want through a
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by alephu5 5y ago
There are many examples of monadic patterns used in other languages, in particular to encapsulate failure or nullable values. I've also seen a lot of codebases that have implemented a custom "pipeline" class that can be compo
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by alephu5 5y ago
I worked on a fairly large web-scraping project (around 2 million pages per day) and we used luminati. Amongst other things, they offer genuine residential proxies with user consent. https://brightdata.com/proxy-types/r
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by alephu5 5y ago
If you can afford to pay someone else's mortgage + profit (through rent) you can afford to buy.
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by alephu5 5y ago
In some ways this is how things have panned out. A SaaS is effectively an elaborate object.
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by alephu5 5y ago
I use mailcow and it uses SoGo which is quite pleasant in my opinion https://www.sogo.nu/
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by alephu5 5y ago
I think there's value in having an unelected second chamber, because the lords are freer to broach unpopular but important subjects. Nevertheless imo it would be much better to have them randomly chosen from society.
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by alephu5 5y ago
This shows several ways that data has leaked already. https://www.theysolditanyway.com
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by alephu5 5y ago
Is this illegal? In Europe it is part of the business landscape for groups of employees to break off and form competing companies.
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by alephu5 5y ago
I'm Peruvian and married to a Colombian and have never heard of this. On the other hand, right across the Hispanic world it's very common to use @ for gender neutrality: nosotr@s, latin@s, etc.
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by alephu5 5y ago
I don't know much about economics but I do wonder why governments don't finance companies during crises by buying shares, and subsequently recoup our taxes buy selling them in times of prosperity. The UK government did this for th
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by alephu5 5y ago
Congratulations on persevering with the program.
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by alephu5 5y ago
Why would they use a blockchain rather than a certificate authority?
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by alephu5 5y ago
You're a wizard. I wouldn't have a clue where to start with a project like this.
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by alephu5 5y ago
REST will be rebranded one day because our industry loves renaming old ideas and presenting them as new. I agree with you though, it's pointless.
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by alephu5 5y ago
Can they fine organisations outside the EU?
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by alephu5 5y ago
I used it when I was getting into frontend development, after years in the backend, and loved parcel for this reason. Webpack struck me as lunacy. Unfortunately nowadays I work with create-react-app or Gatsby because parcel gives me huge bu
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by alephu5 5y ago
Why didn't you report this? It's open-shut unlawful.
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by alephu5 5y ago
I have this same problem. Sometimes I send many emails out to a sales team, asking for details for how to get their service and simply get no response. We don't even get to the point where they know I represent a relatively small compa
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by alephu5 5y ago
You made this same comment 9 months ago in the previous discussion (linked above). I personally am not bothered if I lose a few seconds of analytics, it's not going to affect my conclusions or the user experience.
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by alephu5 5y ago
I have a lot of experience in both python, typescript and react. I would still opt for python on the backend, simply because it's a nicer language to work with. Debugging is a joy, and it feels like the library ecosystem is more compre
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by alephu5 5y ago
Some of the richest people in the world do no work at all. Their parents give them an immense fortune, which is moved around by employees in such a way that earns in a day what most people get in a year. They consume to their heart's c
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by alephu5 5y ago
There's a big difference between saying what you want, and giving your current salary. The former avoids wasting time but the latter gives an advantage to the recruiter.
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by alephu5 5y ago
The important questions remains: Why is it possible to reduce salaries without losing your workforce? If it's because the economy is shrinking and job supply is dropping, CEO salaries should be less competitive too and share prices sho

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