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by bradhe 4y ago
Imagine the changes they saw between 1956 and 1980...that'd be so amazing.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Ah, super cool to see an implementation of Zanzibar out in the wild. The paper looked really interesting when it bubbled up on HN a while back. Wonder if there are planned integrations with any stacks? For instance, would be super cool to s
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by bradhe 4y ago
I have a hard time trusting someone who calls something "production-grade."
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by bradhe 4y ago
Yep. Marketers and investors care about star count. Developers rarely care.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Funny, I just walked through this tunnel last week.
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by bradhe 4y ago
It’s a nice idea but it’s just…not going to happen. And only a small set of Europeans want it anyway. Source: Am American who worked SV for a loooong time that now lives in Europe.
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by bradhe 4y ago
This is...amazing writing. Am I missing something here?? This guy has written some equally amazing stuff over on his blog. * https://leightonwoodhouse.substack.com/p/anthony-fauci-has-b... * https://leighton
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by bradhe 4y ago
That was exactly my thought. It's just a bit sad to watch Intel fail so badly here. I was a big Intel fan for a long time.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Fun fact: If you report the ad, it skips that ad and all remaining ones and goes straight to the video.
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by bradhe 4y ago
I bet touch adds a dimension to it. Touch-and-drag for belts, picking from inventory with touch...
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by bradhe 4y ago
...what?
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by bradhe 4y ago
...what?
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by bradhe 4y ago
Man the twitter OP (edit: looks like twitter OP is OP of this thread too) seems pretty unhinged. Naked photos of you somehow makes it OK to post other peoples' emails?? Screaming on twitter at a banking startup I've never heard of
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by bradhe 4y ago
I was pretty sure it was the over eating but I'll happily blame plastic...
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by bradhe 4y ago
Funny, I haven't heard of this tool. Looks a lot like evident.io from back in the day, perhaps a bit simpler version--and they had a pretty decent outcome I'd say!
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by bradhe 4y ago
This is...a refreshing take. Good shout.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Sign a token, verify the signature, provide a nonce used in subsequent requests. Did I miss something or is that description not sufficiently crypto-y enough?
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by bradhe 4y ago
The implication is that it's somehow better to be "self reliant" but that is also basically impossible.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Wikipedia is the good guy on HN. Wikipedia is the bad guy on r/conservative. Where they fall is based on your world view.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Snowflake | Software Engineers | Onsite/Hybrid | Full Time | Berlin, DE (relocation possible) | https://snowflake.com We're looking to expand our presence in Berlin across our product teams. The Berlin office is one of
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by bradhe 4y ago
Love the dichotomy of the internet at play with this story. Over on r/conservative they're losing their minds over the fact that Wikipedia is changing the definition of "recession" on their site.
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by bradhe 4y ago
...allegations of abuse? Man no one has been in a Goon comms channel if they're shocked by this.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Exactly. It's an amazing place. Definitely go visit it.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Man, I grew up in a city called Bend and my family still lives there. Your company name is really tripping me out.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Wow, this is easily t he creepiest comment in HN history.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Why are you asking Hacker News about this and not your daughter? Hacker News doesn't know your daughter.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Learn both. Go in particular is quite simple. Rust will take a bit more time.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Does the usage of SHA-1 in Git actually have security implications, though? It's basically only used to generate addresses for refs and hunks and all that.
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by bradhe 4y ago
they already are.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Having a vision is "part of the problem?"

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