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Cred Says Fraud Led to Loss of Funds – Law Enforcement Investigating(finance.yahoo.com)
1 points by courtneycouch0 6y ago|0 comments
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by courtneycouch0 6y ago
Full notification from Cred: Cred has experienced irregularities in the handling of specific corporate funds by a perpetrator of fraudulent activity that has negatively impacted Cred’s balance sheet and precipitated a law enforcement invest
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Crypto firm Cred has been hacked. All funds frozen(twitter.com)
1 points by courtneycouch0 6y ago|4 comments
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by courtneycouch0 8y ago
I think it just boils down to we all have subtle differences in how we use products so while some features are a revelation to one person, they are pointless to another (always on Siri on the AirPods or wireless charging on the AirPods is p
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by courtneycouch0 8y ago
It's kind of funny. You say "case literally does not support the claim" I make then continue to say what I said in a different way. I was responding to a person that was claiming that essentially IP addresses are only persona
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by courtneycouch0 8y ago
A German court held that IP addresses can be considered personal data for non ISPs. Check Patrick Breyer v. Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Literally a website just logging IP addresses of visitors. You’re making it sound incredibly cut and dry
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by courtneycouch0 8y ago
I think that’s a legitimate approach. Though I personally think all substances should be decriminalized (rather than legalized) as in the case of things like heroin addiction the addicts fear of punishment and the stigma keeps people from s
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by courtneycouch0 8y ago
I think you’re making some quite wild assumptions about motivation and impact of the use of various substances. If you looked at those that literally are making those profound advancements you’re worried about losing, you’d also often be lo
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by courtneycouch0 8y ago
> There are unfortunately people that could be damaged by smoking weed, irreversibly Perhaps peanuts should be made illegal. There are people that can be irreversibly damaged by consuming peanuts. If we’re goi to be consistent and ban or
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by courtneycouch0 8y ago
Definitely build it completely from scratch. You should roll your own TCP libraries as well. Don't trust anything you didn't write yourself. Come to think of it, I'm not sure you should rely on someone else's hardware ei
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by courtneycouch0 8y ago
So where will Facebook place itself on this list?
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by courtneycouch0 12y ago
Redis for us almost operates as a set of application servers. We push a great deal of logic into Lua that we compile so that tons of back and forth operations aren't necessary. This also limits the data sent back to the API servers sin
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by courtneycouch0 12y ago
We are using the host networking for the services currently on Docker. Load balancer and primary API endpoints are all running outside of Docker so there isn't a huge networking load for us with Docker.
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
From the repo: "Riot is a manifesto for vanilla JavaScript and jQuery." I think that's really the point. Rejecting the idea of these big frameworks and promoting vanilla JS.. Rejecting the myth that without big frameworks you
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
> There's almost literally nothing here I think that's the point.
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
This. Also the word overwhelmingly is used to describe a meeting to discuss a topic throughout Europe. It's not an unusual statement in Europe to have a moot or attend a moot. We're primarily a Finnish company so the name for us i
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
Our infrastructure is built as a service. I totally understand that many people want to run their forum on their own network and that's totally ok. There's plenty of products out there servicing that market. If you were to compare
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
Totally agreed here. We love the name.
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
@letsmoot :)
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
Hmm I think you must have hit it while we were doing a deploy. Looks like the www alias points right to S3 instead of our CDN. The CDN would have hidden the bucket reconfiguration. Oops. Will be updating the alias to point to the CDN. Thank
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
During peak hours thousands per second, off hours not many at all.
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
Yes we intent to open source all of this. No timeframe in mind. We need to get through our beta roadmap before packaging up the various pieces we plan on open sourcing.
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
ZeroMQ doesn't solve the problem. ZeroMQ is flexible enough that we can build a solution. We're working on distributed routing and registration using ZeroMQ and Redis as it's data store. The RPC servers register the tags and
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
That central location is Redis pub/sub. Multiple publishers publish to Redis and many JSON-RPC instances listen and then process the notifications to distribute. The diagram is more meant to illustrate that the notifications don't
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
Yes we do see this as becoming a bottleneck. We are already working on a solution for that. I mention in the "What's Next" section about a bit more advanced routing using ZeroMQ instead of Redis. The problem is a difficult on
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The realtime magic behind Moot and how we deliver all your instant notifications(moot.it)
135 points by courtneycouch0 13y ago|44 comments
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
I think HEAD is incredibly useful and really critical for things like caching. While you could use GET or POST in place of things like PUT and DELETE, using HTTP headers, you would have to do some work to reap the same benefits you get from
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
It shouldn't be inactive if you have types a post. If, after typing something, it's still inactive then that is a bug! Please let us know what browser you are on in that case and we'll get that fixed.
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by courtneycouch0 13y ago
SSO is coming for you to be able to integrate into your authentication system.
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by courtneycouch0 14y ago
Agreed that it's overkill for most use cases (in fact I mention that it's not ideal for most people and we're likely an edge case). As far as putting a great deal of code into Lua scripts, we'll be putting together a few blog posts explaini

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