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by aszen 4y ago
The cats tool looks interesting I'm curious how it handles fuzzing id columns, which would need a reference to another resource to actually test them. I would like a tool which can take insertion order of the api and start inserting t
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by aszen 4y ago
That is how most muslims are buried, no coffin just a simple cloth
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by aszen 4y ago
This is an extremely bad habit, people over use it to make testing easier by mocking all over the place. They end up writing tests that are coupled to the implementation, and any small change breaks them. Please go through the trouble to c
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by aszen 5y ago
Ironically this is also a post I would craft if I worked for the CIA
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by aszen 5y ago
The congress wants Ukranians to die fighting and weaken Russia by sending them lethal weapons. They don't want to involve themselves directly
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by aszen 5y ago
You may not have voted but did u condemn those actions just like as you are doing now or were u silent because the people killed were not White European people
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by aszen 5y ago
NATO can change the rules anytime, from the russian perspective you can't trust them. That is why russia wanted an official stance of not admitting them. If they were not going to admit them then why not say so out loud. Clearly their
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by aszen 5y ago
I think it's very naive to think that us invaded afganistan to protect itself or prevent similar attacks. It was pure irrational vengeance by bush. It may follow their protocols but by no means you can consider invading and occupying
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by aszen 5y ago
Their response was invading a country for 20 years, you can hardly count it as defensive. Invading afghanistan was always about more than 9/11, it was far more than that.
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by aszen 5y ago
Not necessarily see their previous involvement in conflicts. What kind of defence was nato doing in Afghanistan
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by aszen 5y ago
Read some latest defence blogs, Russia not only has the best air defence systems but leading electronic warfare technologies. Many countries buy Russian weapons even facing western sanctions. They are cheap and effective.
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by aszen 5y ago
It is simply not in their favour, why would they be willing to lose their face over something like Ukraine. It seems that many in the West think they have unlimited power to do anything and interfere in any conflict. Reality is those days a
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by aszen 5y ago
You are forgetting the fact that the odds are heavily against NATO, in a RAND wargame it was found that russia can occupy the baltic States within 48 hours while nato would be still warning up
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by aszen 5y ago
Simple fact is western powers don't have the capability to maintain any sort of airspace over ukraine or other nearby countries. Russia is not a weak country that can be deterred by a no fly zone.
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Ask HN: How to scale a multi tenant app that uses a db per tenant
10 points by aszen 5y ago|4 comments
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by aszen 5y ago
Folks 30 usd a day isn't basic poverty at all, it's what i used to earn as a software developer for some time. It's a pretty decent amount in a third world country
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by aszen 5y ago
This was a terrible decision, it causes so many functions to have different arguments to handle both data structures. It also slower performance wise
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by aszen 5y ago
Java has remote code execution as a feature built in, which is possible in other languages but not widely used.
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by aszen 5y ago
A figure like that is meaningless unless u know how many people are supported on a pay like that and what is their purchasing power and whether they own any land. I know that many people in my home place earn less than 10USD a day and are a
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by aszen 5y ago
Php can be immensely productive to develop web apps in, it has all the things u need out of the box no libraries needed. Infact that is how most of the old php was written. Nowadays people use frameworks bcz they find themselves more produ
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by aszen 5y ago
Interesting post, makes u wonder why the hell doesn't react do it by default. I'm really surprised to see that i have to think about performance in react apps so much, coming from elm i expected it to be all faster by default
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by aszen 5y ago
My personal experience is that there are two kinds of forms one where both read and write models are the same and one where they are not. Most form apps diverge in their read and write models as they grow bigger so it's always a good
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by aszen 5y ago
I moved recently to netherlands and a lot of your experience mirrors with mine, but thankfully i have been able to make some connections by joining different activities like gym, kick boxing, soccer etc. I think if your are earning well eno
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by aszen 5y ago
I recently watched an interesting talk about a new language and the author quite well described that the best memory management strategy varies by use case. So web servers benefit from arena allocation GUIs benefit from ARC Short running pr
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by aszen 5y ago
On the one hand u r writing a wrapper over an already well specified rest api of stripe and on the other hand u need to modify a programming language runtime to be faster and reliable for real time operations. I'm not sure these tasks
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by aszen 5y ago
as an example i made a firebase auth client in elm using their api and json decoders in elm. honestly i feel it's much better than the official js client for the app i was building because it's so focused, minimal and exactly suit
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by aszen 5y ago
Elm is build on top of solid foundations, and has a good standard library unlike js so it's much easier to reinvent things as you say. One of the core ways to ship products quickly is to ensure you don't break things often, and el
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by aszen 5y ago
This is a common argument i have seen devs make when evaluating building from scratch vs adoption, here's what building from scratch gives you, a leaner more understandable piece of code that does what you want and nothing more. An ope
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by aszen 5y ago
In a more mainstream language, while it may have a few Stripe client libraries but if your true use case of being real time isn't full filled then it makes no sense to choose them. A working stripe client takes at most a day to write,
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by aszen 5y ago
I think you need to understand that most Dev's really cannot make a custom ui platform that will be easy to use and maintainable for the whole team. An advantage of open source libraries is that you can find people who are already pro

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