bornfreddy

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by bornfreddy 5y ago
> many of these things require privacy (and/or secrecy), which blockchain cannot guarantee (nor offer) Note that not everything needs to be public. One can (and in many cases should) save the transaction details in a private chain (
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by bornfreddy 5y ago
And even if you succeed, the funds are still "dirty".
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by bornfreddy 5y ago
Ouch, I apologize. If it matters, you sure made the mark for me, and I will definitely check out the engine further.
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by bornfreddy 5y ago
Glad to see you care! I have advanced blocking in uBlock Origin and all 3rd party scripts are blocked by default. Not sure how DDG came there (maybe because I came to Kagi through it?), but I have checked agsin and for CF it says: d33q65j1h
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by bornfreddy 5y ago
Checked the first one (kagi.com) and on the first page they make requests to both cloudflare.net and duckduckgo.com. I just don't get it - how difficult is it not to leak your users' data all over the place? EDIT: you.com does bet
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by bornfreddy 5y ago
Algorithms are funny this way. Most of the time you don't need them, but when you do (and if you don't, you can't tell it when), it is a world of difference. Still, just knowing they exist and how to formulate the search is u
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by bornfreddy 5y ago
It depends on the company. Especially in smaller companies, the success of the manager is very much tied to the success of the whole company, but yeah, in bigger enterprises it's often like you said. I have found that sometimes (!) imp
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by bornfreddy 5y ago
If the hiring process is set to punish honesty, then maybe by being honest you avoid working at places with such a process and consequently with the people who passed it? Note that I'm not saying that FAANGs are like that (I have no op
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by bornfreddy 5y ago
Ok, so IIUC, the main difference with firecracker versus docker is that processes are better separated from each other ("micro VM" instead of namespaces) and that one can run a customized kernel. But for e2e tests I've writte
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by bornfreddy 5y ago
I think this is the crucial thing. Commits help with code reviews and they give hints about why some code change happened.
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by bornfreddy 5y ago
I would definitely not cap the posts, nor would I limit in any way their consumption. If I have something to say, why should I not be able to? And if I am interested in what someone does, I don't want to wait for a week to read it. Tha
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by bornfreddy 5y ago
I consider myself a technical person, but opening the files on Drive is always stressful for me (fortunately I don't need to do it often). The navigation sucks (I don't see the files that I know are there), the search is the only
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by bornfreddy 5y ago
Also, https is often dealt with on a different server (load balancer for example).