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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
ho shit, didn't think it would be so common
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
This is hilarious
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
SPA? Ah, single page app
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
I would avoid enabling QUIC manually anywhere anyway for now, Google controls both endpoints and the RFC so it clearly has an advantage there.
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
Is Paypal still working? It used to be the payment mechanism everyone had to use (not with pleasure) and people even transacted using it for P2P transfer. I haven't really seen it in a while, someone asked me on marketplace if I could
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
ok language, worst tooling ecosystem ever
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
so you mean registering with your phone or email?
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
Really? Any example? I rely pretty hard on his show.
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
would you say the same of john oliver?
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
> I do think there's a larger discussion about trillion dollar companies just forking a project and announcing it as a new feature for their platform without even talking to the original creator. I always find these messages weird,
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
I used to use pocket a lot, but the UI is bad, reading offline articles wouldn't work all the time, and I ended up actually not revisiting pocket much, piling up a lot of articles that I would never read. Should I give raindrop a try?
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
Commuting is destroying cities (we give up space for cars, noise pollution, pedestrian streets, etc.), people (how much time do you lose in commute?), and the world (pollution). Cars were invented in an era where cities were not as dense, a
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
internet and social medias pretty much emphasized problems that were already existent, and made them much harder to ignore. For example, I truly believe gay marriage wouldn't have been a thing worldwide without social medias. I think A
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
depends on your usecases or what throughput you need in your system
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
If you want a more theoretical review of byzantine consensus protocols, you need to read through the gossip-based protocol literature, in particular byzantine broadcast protocols[1], where consensus is just one powerful primitive among othe
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
Go disagrees with you
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
hopefully at some point they start including more batteries
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
really? They're often on the frontpage.
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
If I were there, and I was thinking about leaving, I would have taken that package. It's pretty good.
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
Most people on HN have no idea what they're talking about. So I'll give you an idea: DLT (distributed ledger technology) is good for one reason: it's a consensus mechanism. You have a distributed architecture and you want dif
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
not true of all cryptocurrencies, you're talking about unstable coins
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
someone is watching schit creek
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
The problem is that companies can have huge impact in the US due to a lack of effective regulations + legal corruption (lobbies). Large companies are pretty much the source of many executive decisions. Without that power, an employee should
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
also why XML...
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
I think most people in this thread work in AWS or GCP and there it doesn't matter really because every thing is a blackbox that magically connects with other blackbox via magical identities.
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
I correct my father all the time and yet he keeps making the same mistakes
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
> Both vulnerabilities (CVE-2020-16250/16251) were addressed by HashiCorp and are fixed in Vault versions 1.2.5, 1.3.8, 1.4.4 and 1.5.1 released in August. I never understood why people use Vault. Putting all your secret in one plac
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Facebook removes Trump post comparing Covid-19 to flu(thehill.com)
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
Yes, but thinking that it's a specific issue is misguided. This is how the web works and it is extremely hard to change it. By default you do send your IP, and other metadata, to a server who can do whatever they want with it. You can
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by ccktlmazeltov 6y ago
I'm sorry but you seem to not understand what data integrity is if you think Excel is a perfectly acceptable solution here.

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