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by buro9 4y ago
I also work at Grafana Labs, and could just Slack you... but as you've asked... Incident is available in the free tier, that's awesome... are there any limitations on that at all? Is the free tier version of Incident as fully feat
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by buro9 4y ago
That's a shame, I was thinking a modern Crow Road (Iain Banks) with it being an accident that only later you pieced together that a person was in fact a suspect because they'd had these skills and could've done this far out t
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by buro9 4y ago
> It may record telemetry and video. For the novel, probably neither of the above is recorded in high enough resolution. Thinking of subliminal messages inserted into old movies here, just flashing something up for a hundredth of a secon
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by buro9 4y ago
Nice. So we have some cars that rely on visual information for self-driving. And we have some cars that can project onto the landscape, modifying visual information. What could go wrong! I only have a Volvo, in the UK, and it has one of tho
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by buro9 4y ago
I like that. And if you were to add your domain to the public suffix list ( https://publicsuffix.org/ ) it would effectively be treated like a domain name rather than subdomain name within browsers for JS security, etc. For e
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by buro9 4y ago
The code for the server is AGPLv3 https://github.com/bitwarden/server , with only things in the /bitwarden_license/ directory being proprietary. The code for the mobile apps is GPLv3 https://github
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by buro9 4y ago
Archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20220902181141/https://austingil...
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by buro9 4y ago
I should've added... FK based on the possible size of a table rather than the current size of the table. FKs are incredibly performance on a near-empty local dev database ;)
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by buro9 4y ago
I use FKs for most things in an RDBMS... but not for all things. For example audit logs get no FKs, when a delete happens the audit logs about the deletion shouldn't be deleted. I always FK a large table (millions or more rows) to a sm
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by buro9 4y ago
Just down the road in Angel a pub celebrated its 600th anniversary a few years ago, dating back to 1415, that doesn't even feel particularly old in the UK.
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by buro9 4y ago
It works fine against all of the apps, but I don't expect it to work fine for Google things.
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by buro9 4y ago
Likewise for NextDNS as Androids Private DNS. This combination of Firefox+uBlock and NextDNS+Private DNS makes Android a pleasurable experience.
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by buro9 4y ago
I've seen everything shared really well. Typically cash flow at a high level is shared, the KPIs are shared (revenue per employee, annual run rate, deals being worked on, etc). As it scales then I've seen things being held closer
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Adam Neumann’s New Startup Sounds a Lot Like One He Invested in Two Years Ago(forbes.com)
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by buro9 4y ago
The Conservative Party have been in power for 12 years. When they gained power they pursued a policy of "austerity" to reduce the size of the govt and local govt, reduce the funding of nationally funded things, and to replace such
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Collapse of emergency healthcare in England may be costing 500 lives every week(twitter.com)
270 points by buro9 4y ago|442 comments
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by buro9 4y ago
The unroll didn't bring the highly informative images. Original Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1562004612172873728
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Collapse of emergency healthcare in England may be costing 500 lives every week(threadreaderapp.com)
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by buro9 4y ago
I had to do this when young... I was homeless, rough sleeping. Honestly... it's a terrible piece of advice. Those risking everything have no other choice. If you're reading this person's blog post, if you're on HN... you
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by buro9 4y ago
Not mentioned: Samba(dot)TV... who are probably THE single most aggressive surveillance company operating in the Smart TV space. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/05/business/media/tv-viewer-... And
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by buro9 4y ago
The list is also not useful without knowing what to do with the reply. The first question: "Why are you hiring for this role?" What signal are you getting from the reply? Why is a certain reply important? When interviewers intervi
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by buro9 4y ago
Finite yes... As otherwise you wouldn't have a stopping problem as you could preselect from all options. What I didn't know is how good each option was, whether to wait for better or not. n is finite as time provides the limit to
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by buro9 4y ago
Hot housing market with constant stream of options and where the good ones are barely on the market and require an instant decision and full commitment to a quick decision. Unsure what part doesn't meet the criteria, I consciously used
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by buro9 4y ago
I found a home to purchase by implementing this. I visited two places to establish criteria, then built a simple search across Greater London on Rightmove using area searches with proximity to Waitrose. The results I then filtered again bas
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by buro9 4y ago
If I had a need to be more of a salesperson I would. But I'm fine just offering a non-profit social service.
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by buro9 4y ago
About $900 per month, which is non-aggressively asked for (a single button on a single website with no pushy messaging - just "buy the server a drink"). The costs are below this, in the region of $600 most months except when TLS c
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by buro9 4y ago
Some people's firewalls. It prevents a lot of crypto scams and malware. i.e. https://nextdns.io/ gives the option: Block domains registered less than 30 days ago. Those domains are known to be favored by threat actors
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by buro9 4y ago
For those also blocked by the newly registered domain: https://archive.ph/nsO2H
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by buro9 4y ago
I shut mine down... crowdfunded a 2y runway (living on scraps) whilst I built a forum platform. We were successful in that we hit all of the numbers we set ourselves and had 50k monthly active users at the end of 2y. We were unsuccessful in
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by buro9 4y ago
My browser home page is a page of bookmarks I originally made in 1998 and it's still going strong: https://david.kitchen/bookmarks/ I update it occasionally (last updated the HTML to XHTML 1.0 in 2000, but last ed

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