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by crummy 4y ago
What's your hypothesis?
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by crummy 4y ago
Have you ever had your crypto wallet stolen? What was the process like to get that back?
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by crummy 4y ago
> Peer-to-peer file transfers will always be faster than having an intermediary. Why not use bittorrent One reason is that such a scenario relies on one of my computers with bittorrent-dropbox to be online for me to access my files elsew
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by crummy 4y ago
> I tend to see a lot of IDE users alt-tabbing between their IDE, terminals, Postman, DBVisualizer For what it's worth, IntelliJ use an IDE with an inbuilt terminal, HTTP client, and DB GUI.
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by crummy 4y ago
Meteor RPCs look cool, I've only started to see this elsewhere in frameworks like Solid.js. Was Meteor the first web framework to do this kind of seamless backend calls from the frontend?
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by crummy 4y ago
Maybe I misread the article, but I thought they used tools to ensure they only rebuilt parts of the dependency graph, not wasting zillions of cycles?
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by crummy 4y ago
What languages/frameworks work well with DOP? Functional languages I guess?
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by crummy 4y ago
I'd like to see a split between actual remote work status vs desired remote work status (e.g. are you hybrid but would prefer to be fully remote?)
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by crummy 4y ago
Delphi is #7 in the loved languages ranking? Kind of surprised to see that. Is this nostalgia or is it actually a great language?
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by crummy 4y ago
What kind of questions would you ask?
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by crummy 4y ago
Are there reviewers you would recommend without any biases at all?
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Idea Graveyard – Google/Guava(github.com)
2 points by crummy 4y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 4y ago
There's an alternative explanation: https://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/1989/08/01
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by crummy 4y ago
I've had that experience with upscaling games from older-era (like N64) but Breath of the Wild looks pretty amazing at 4k here: https://youtu.be/-qb22AmxWSc?t=2935
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by crummy 4y ago
> How about the ability to self-regulate What does "self-regulate" mean in this context?
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by crummy 4y ago
We're talking in the context about employers reading the plaintext of messages you send, right? Is Signal the same as Teams in this regard?
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by crummy 4y ago
You sort of can, if you don't mind piping your traffic through wireguard for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNS4en4JyGo
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by crummy 4y ago
I think this is largely because people are writing JS on the frontend, and it's easier to do SSR with the code you've already got, i.e. render JS on the backend too. That said there is a movement for a more flexible style, e.g. h
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by crummy 4y ago
Sorry I'd hit the character limit!
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Building an interface (even if there's only one implementation) is always right(vadosware.io)
27 points by crummy 4y ago|61 comments
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by crummy 4y ago
Is it possible to rack up a 100k+ bill with personal projects on platforms like fly.io? Like some absolutely massive DDOS or something?
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by crummy 4y ago
Whenever I talk about Fly.io people ask if it's like Heroku. But I never used Heroku so I can't say. Is it?
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by crummy 4y ago
I don't remember that.
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by crummy 4y ago
Not sure, but I'd guess plain SMS, while insecure, is more secure than passwords?
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by crummy 4y ago
The data seems too old for Rust unfortunately. But yes I'd love to see it on the list.
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There is no significant correlation between programming language and bug rate(twitter.com)
6 points by crummy 4y ago|3 comments
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by crummy 4y ago
That or Tencent.
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TypeScript Error Translator(ts-error-translator.vercel.app)
2 points by crummy 5y ago|1 comments
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by crummy 5y ago
Caddy is one of the rare pieces of software I can recommend without caveats. It just makes my life easier, no drawbacks.
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Universal's Audible Watermark (2012)(mattmontag.com)
179 points by crummy 5y ago|97 comments

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