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by buro9 6y ago
Unclear to me are what these headers do to the browser. I mean... the docs say that they are a "site" header that you should apply to a "page". Does that mean that you must apply it to all pages to exclude a site? Is abs
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by buro9 6y ago
Power law exists in every industry and the profits from the top sellers do indeed fund the long-tail. This is true of music, books, art, everything. The hits will always be present, and this is OK so long as the underlying businesses contin
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by buro9 6y ago
Cloudflare, Akamai, Fastly and other CDNs should disable FLoC by default for all customers, and provide a toggle to those customers who explicitly wish to enable it. But until they do[1]: Apache: Header always set Permissions-Policy:
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by buro9 6y ago
* Sequence https://plantuml.com/sequence-diagram * Use case https://plantuml.com/use-case-diagram * Object https://plantuml.com/object-diagram * Activity https://plantuml.com&#x2
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by buro9 6y ago
When would I use this instead of Jira or Github Issues? Github sync would be nice. Zendesk integration would be nice. The few scenarios in which I imagine it would make sense to track bugs outside of Jira or Github Issues are when the bug r
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by buro9 6y ago
This is probably true. Having lived without the ability to search any random problem and have a snippet of code there, I'm used to searching for academic papers, RFCs, or reference documentation and then build up my understanding and m
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by buro9 6y ago
That would be a good option for Cloudflare to give site operators. [ ] Add `Permissions-Policy: interest-cohort=()` header.
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by buro9 6y ago
Oh this is interesting. Perhaps there's an opportunity for arbitrage of the unused period of subscription by pooling the remaining time and then allowing others to be connected to the individuals who have time remaining and use their a
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by buro9 6y ago
Why do I see things like this and still think that XML and XSLT made a lot of this stuff very simple and portable and that we lost a good bit of progress by choosing JSON, YAML, etc after we already had great validation of schemas, translat
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by buro9 6y ago
Inaccessible without visiting guce.advertising.com/collectIdentifiers DNS ad-blocking shows up a fair number of these methods because the sites become unavailable (not a bad thing) Latest fetch: https://web.archive.org/
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by buro9 6y ago
> why is it bad to give people options that help meet whatever their needs are? Because it perpetuates and worsens inequalities. The rich are effectively paid to their value whereas as you admit the poor are paid to their needs.
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by buro9 6y ago
> Letting employees trade off equity versus cash comp at their discretion via a formula seems fair to me It's an incredibly unfair way to compensate. If you've come from a less privileged background you don't have family s
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by buro9 6y ago
What I do know from measuring my marketing and transactional emails is that the least possible formatting results in the lowest probability that I end up in the spam folder. The hypothesis I had here (unverified) is that using a tool to pro
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by buro9 6y ago
Simplified (not an essay) set of reasons: 1. Herding cats is hard, i.e. how to point them in the same direction (as the company strategy - a.k.a how do you communicate "this is what the company thinks is important") 2. How do you
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by buro9 6y ago
No. Check out the ID-3 for example https://www.volkswagen.co.uk/electric/electric-cars/id3.html , the sticker price is GBP 30k which brings a full electric household car within range of a lot of people, and explai
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by buro9 6y ago
This is neat. Assuming the usual things about costs going down and capabilities increasing, both exponentially of course... then one can imagine some novel and non-military applications. For example, vehicles seeing around corners to avoid
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by buro9 6y ago
To me it sounds like those people who left can command a very high day rate to help with the immediate aftermath. A high enough rate that even if they are doing hours elsewhere some will be tempted to sign in after their work hours to help
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by buro9 6y ago
I worked for Morgan Stanley in London almost a decade ago, they were a notch down from Goldman Sachs, and there I worked supporting analysts roughly 90-100 hours per week for the entire 6 week engagement (and occasionally this was 6 days pe
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by buro9 6y ago
I mean... Egypt has form: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_historical_capitals_of... Althought it has been a while since the last move.
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by buro9 6y ago
I am a manager, and I disagree. The ranges overlap: an early career engineer will definitely be paid less than an early career manager... but a top engineer should be able to earn more than the vast majority (if not all) of the managers.
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by buro9 6y ago
> how do you avoid being assigned this role and remain a valued engineer once you have experience? Change company. If the only progression for an engineer is to become a manager, change company to one that allows an engineer to continue
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by buro9 6y ago
Fig 2 is on Page 8... and it's been stretched to 100% width which has resulted in anti-aliased text on the diagram.
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by buro9 6y ago
Would have loved if an addition was: (6) The steps to discover and opt-out shall be no more difficult than the original steps to discover and opt-in. It's the asymmetry of effort in granting consent and attempting to revoke it, or of s
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by buro9 6y ago
But why? I recently ran Netscape 4 for the giggles and +90% of the web no longer functions as I could not load the pages due to the protocols no longer being supported. You may be testing against JS features but in reality those browsers ca
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by buro9 6y ago
Disagree. Every ecommerce company and retailer looks at payment fees as money left on the table. The more money Stripe take on, the more they need to return to investors, and so the more pressure to make margin. That is the opportunity for
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by buro9 6y ago
That's already in most policies without qualifying it's because they don't like you. Here's an example: > We also reserve the right to modify or discontinue the Service at any time (including, without limitation, by l
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by buro9 6y ago
No working email in your comment or profile. No link to the github project. Could you help a hiring manager out please :)
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by buro9 6y ago
Grafana Labs | Backend Engineers, Frontend Engineers, Engineering Managers, Senior Backend Engineers | Remote Global | Full-Time | Remote | https://grafana.com/ You know us, we make the dashboard you use to observe your sys
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by buro9 6y ago
And with the added advantage that as they are electric they'd sound as good in the future as they did in the past. You wouldn't even know if it wasn't them under the masks. The counter point being that I saw Velvet Undergroun
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by buro9 6y ago
that is the one I found easiest to move. Business is already conducted well on email, and if it needs sync chat for larger orgs then Slack steps in, and if it needs personal private sync chat then Signal steps in.

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