arekkas

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by arekkas 9y ago
This is actually using slate js! We've been contributing to slate too :)
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by arekkas 9y ago
That's a good point!
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by arekkas 9y ago
Hey, the ORY Editor is actually built on top of slate - it simply adds drag and drop layout capabilities and a cool plugin system!
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by arekkas 9y ago
See this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14417601 - the memory heap should now be around 20 megabytes.
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by arekkas 9y ago
The high CPU and memory usage was due to a large gif which was included two times. This gif accidentally was 1280p with 20fps and was about 40mb large. For some reason, the resizer did not properly work. Anyways, the gif is now removed. I h
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by arekkas 9y ago
Uber not penetrating the market yet is not an excuse for their actions nor does it contradict the statement above.
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by arekkas 9y ago
Time and time again, Uber has shown that undercutting their competitors in pricing is not done through smart technology or better business models, but by avoiding regulations and getting away with inhumane wages.
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by arekkas 9y ago
Did they bother to notify the repositories affected by this? Could not find anything.
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by arekkas 9y ago
On top of that this statement will lead (some) new developers to just say "oh yeah I don't need tests because the gosus write only a few tests as well". Same pattern can be observed in DOTA or other games where newbies say &q
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by arekkas 9y ago
> The worse the developer, the more tests he'll write. As always, generalization is the tool of the fool (sorry for the fool part, but it rhymes ;) ). Writing pointless stubs / mocks and testing execution order of statements is
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by arekkas 9y ago
Oh, sorry, mixed that up. Same breed :D Almost typed AfD
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by arekkas 9y ago
On a side note, Hitler was not elected into office but came in second in the election for "Reichskanzler". The NSDAP came out strongest party with 33,1%. Politicians at that time thought they could tame him if he becomes part of a
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by arekkas 9y ago
we switched to a docker environment and the benefits are immense, starting from bootstrap to boot time. Docker-compose makes it easy to pull 3rd party deps that just work, instead of configuring them in one VM. Of course docker has it'
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by arekkas 9y ago
600$/month for a SaaS "Basic" plan is questionable, to say the least. Get your pricing right. For 600$/month I can easily allocate resources within my company to come up with a tailored solution for my needs. Maybe check
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by arekkas 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14003270 :)
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by arekkas 10y ago
Adding variance always messes with statistical models and thus anything related to big data analytics, which internet surveillance is all about.
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by arekkas 10y ago
This is exactly what I had in mind when Snowden happened. I never wanted to take this on, because of multiple reasons. Very awesome to see this, installed it immediately.
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by arekkas 10y ago
I was very young when Google became popular. Why did it become so popular? Was it just the technological advance of Google-Matrix (Page Rank) and Map-Reduce?
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by arekkas 10y ago
This isn't task of the search engine, it's the task of the machine that uses it. If the machine doesn't understand meaning there is no way the search engine can teach it that meaning. So no, this will not be the next directio
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by arekkas 10y ago
If you opened this thread because you thought the article could contain some informative, interactive or otherwise interesting graphic, save your time. It's just a bar graph, with a very uninformative text. Or as people call it: clickb
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by arekkas 10y ago
> "people don't understand my notation" > They don't know math ok, let's move on to the next thread.
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by arekkas 10y ago
The project and UI looks very cool. But can someone explain to me why FaaS is a good thing? Isn't this just a perversion of microservices with a ton of development, operations, CPU, memory and network overhead?
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by arekkas 10y ago
Devaluation of currency is what every central bank is after for the last 10 years. Apart from you having less money when buying foreign things or traveling abroad, this is actually a good thing for the British export economy as it is now mo
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by arekkas 10y ago
What's different to so-called 1-click hosters (rapidshare, mega, uploaded, ...)? What's your business model? How do you want to keep DMCA claims at bay? Does this work mobile?
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by arekkas 10y ago
Yes, DNA is extremely long-living!
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by arekkas 10y ago
DNA is an attractive medium to store digital information. Here we report a storage strategy, called DNA Fountain, that is highly robust and approaches the information capacity per nucleotide. Using our approach, we stored a full computer op
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DNA Fountain enables a robust and efficient storage architecture(science.sciencemag.org)
7 points by arekkas 10y ago|3 comments
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by arekkas 10y ago
No. A JSON Web Token defines a compact and self-contained way for securely transmitting information between parties as a JSON object
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by arekkas 10y ago
Never, ever use access tokens as proof of identity the way you are doing it. It makes you vulnerable to token substitution attacks. OAuth2 is not an authentication protocol. https://oauth.net/articles/authentication&#x2
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by arekkas 10y ago
Sorry, but that sounds like you have never actually 'governed' an OSS.

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