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by crummy 5y ago
I can't see the difference between a "solution provider" that hosts your Jira and just getting Atlassian to do it. What's stopping the solution provider from accidentally running a script that deletes some customer'
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by crummy 5y ago
Can you give me some examples of what you'd consider to be free software projects?
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by crummy 5y ago
Is it possible that this is blowing up only on HN and the privacy thing is not regarded as so important in other communities?
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by crummy 5y ago
> This happens with the HTML contents just as easily. On an individual scale, yes. But if you're a spammer and want to vaccuum up text from 1000 sites, you'll skip writing a scraper for individual sites (which may change their
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by crummy 5y ago
Is it possible to make staging 100% identical with prod? Load is one thing I can think of that is difficult to make identical; even if you artificially generate it, user behaviour will likely be different.
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by crummy 5y ago
Parts of our code base are still using jQuery and it's the most spaghetti-ish code we have. So difficult to reason about state and remembering what UI elements are present that need to be updated. It's made me really appreciate th
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by crummy 5y ago
Could you just have a simple bar graph that showed their relative sizes? Two numbers with a bunch of zeroes are hard to compare.
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by crummy 5y ago
Does it? I know it can go hooks -> class but haven't been able to get it to work the other way around. edit: You can go both ways, if your class component is simple enough.
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by crummy 5y ago
I don't know if this is the case, but presumably the questions themselves could advantage or disadvantage people from a particular background.
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by crummy 5y ago
We use ts-generator and are pretty happy with it. Better than our JSweet solution we used earlier. We just use the type generation aspect, not the http client stuff.
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by crummy 5y ago
If I had one request for TS it would be extension functions. Such a great feature in Kotlin and would be even better in TS.
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by crummy 5y ago
Do you happen to use Java and Kotlin in the same project? This seems to not work well for VSCode when I tried it a while back.
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by crummy 5y ago
> I find it difficult to believe they'd offer this, given that they already have Stadia. Isn't Stadia moving to a PaaS for purposes just like this?
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by crummy 5y ago
The link says no? Do you have a reliable source that says Pfizer's vaccine uses CRISPR?
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by crummy 5y ago
Haven't they put a lot of work into updatability with android which appears to be slowly paying off?
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by crummy 5y ago
I noticed the same thing the other week, and in trying to come up with a category described them as "not-overengineered, high UX, modern web tools". The other software I'd put in that bucket is Caddy.
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Multiplayer Minesweeper(minesweeper.fly.dev)
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by crummy 5y ago
Definitely mining our data to figure out which bananas we find attractive.
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by crummy 5y ago
Do people have automated tests to validate their SMSs are sent correctly (and received by a real phone)? Or that credit card payments are made correctly? These are things I use third party libraries for, and what I worry might break when I
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by crummy 5y ago
Are there CVEs in web UI frameworks?
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by crummy 5y ago
Has anyone had a great onboarding experience remotely? How did it go?
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by crummy 5y ago
404 on both those links FYI
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Egui – An experimental immediate mode GUI written in Rust(egui.rs)
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by crummy 5y ago
I think browser security has made a lot of stuff harder. E.g. CORS has made loading JSON off a remote server harder, chrome now won't load mic/webcam feeds off non-HTTPS. (Not saying these are bad things! Just annoyances I've
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by crummy 5y ago
Ooh, like Holedown in a browser.
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by crummy 5y ago
In my opinion it's wrong most of the time but it's so harmless that it's absolutely worth it for the times it's right. Kind of like regular autocomplete. If it's wrong you just keep typing.
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by crummy 5y ago
There's clearly plenty of money to be made in crypto if you're clever.
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by crummy 5y ago
Have you read about Jason Rohrer's stuff? Project December? Here's a great article about it from an end-users perspective: https://www.sfchronicle.com/projects/2021/jessica-simulation...
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by crummy 5y ago
I understand Tailscale can run in the browser with webasm. With this we should be able to get WebVM internet access, right? Crazy.
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by crummy 5y ago
Zeynep Turfekci talks about this in this thread, and about why she thinks prior infection offers less protection than the vaccines, to the point that she supports vaccinations for those who have already caught COVID. https://twit

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