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by bdibs 7y ago
From their FAQ: "Publishers must verify ownership of their properties with Brave in order to receive contributions from Brave users. If a publisher has not verified ownership, then a user’s contributions will be held in reserve inside
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by bdibs 7y ago
For comparison, here's a popular standard: https://github.com/golang-standards/project-layout
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by bdibs 7y ago
Just added it to my platform, hope that's OK! https://www.podalong.com/TheProgramaudioseries
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by bdibs 7y ago
“Almost all implementation work so far has been on macOS. Windows port work is underway, but is not yet working. The difficulties are in figuring out the set of system library APIs to intercept, in getting the memory management and dirty
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by bdibs 7y ago
Looks potentially really useful, but is it normal for them to create a whole site just for one new feature?
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by bdibs 7y ago
I’ve been looking for a recommender system, how does this compare to something like Apache’s PredictionIO?
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by bdibs 7y ago
I went to Mullvad personally.
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by bdibs 7y ago
I don’t think they were questioning the possibility, just the practical need of it.
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by bdibs 7y ago
Looks interesting, since it seems to focus on performance, are there any benchmarks compared to Phoenix/Elixir?
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by bdibs 7y ago
Restic has that option with “restic check”, I have it run weekly and email me the results.
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by bdibs 7y ago
It’s sort of late, I’m sure we’ll hear from them eventually.
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by bdibs 7y ago
https://thatoneprivacysite.net/detailed-vpn-comparison-chart...
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by bdibs 7y ago
What's the alternative?
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by bdibs 7y ago
While I agree they’re spot on, it’s not like this is a new issue.
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Ask HN: Is the Cloudflare dashboard down for anyone else?
3 points by bdibs 7y ago|1 comments
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by bdibs 7y ago
I would love to see a real world use for this, maybe I’m underestimating the scale of an application that would need this. I think Phoenix contexts are plenty and I’m not sure adding more layers of abstraction is a great idea.
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by bdibs 7y ago
I disabled that feature entirely.
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by bdibs 7y ago
I use Mailspring mostly for aesthetic reasons.
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by bdibs 7y ago
My current venture ( https://www.podalong.com ) is using Elixir/Phoenix Framework/Vue.js for the front end, a couple various Golang services for background stuff, and Elasticsearch for search. This was my first project u
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by bdibs 7y ago
Dune was released in 1965.
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by bdibs 7y ago
There have been 5 confirmed deaths so it seems fairly serious.
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by bdibs 7y ago
Given they hire them as a consultant or contractor, I'm sure there's plenty of plausible deniability on their end.
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Ask HN: How do you listen to podcasts?
2 points by bdibs 7y ago|2 comments
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by bdibs 7y ago
That’s doubtful, they need the user to be there (and sleeping) for it to work.
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by bdibs 7y ago
I’m thinking about getting it for online purchases with Apple Pay and Apple purchases (maybe). It’d be a replacement for my Citi Double Cash, but even then the only real difference would be daily rewards vs monthly.
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Robinhood Stored Passwords in Plaintext
383 points by bdibs 7y ago|167 comments
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by bdibs 7y ago
If they’re exclusive to Apple, there isn’t much of a reason to have a RSS feed.
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by bdibs 7y ago
Probably to not allow it to run if the users didn't update Zoom.
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by bdibs 7y ago
You could check if they have a security.txt[1]. I don’t think it’s terribly common, but I know there are some out there. [1] https://securitytxt.org/
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by bdibs 7y ago
Would anyone recommend this for a solo developer? Personally I'm a fan of a mix of physical sticky notes and Trello, but I'm always open to new ideas. I could see this being more of a hassle than I'd like, but I could be wron

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