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by daenney 10y ago
If you want to place binary data in CouchDB that's entirely possible. However, you have to create a document and then add an attachment to it. Attachments themselves can have multiple revisions. When PUTing[1] the attachment the approp
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> IRC also has the multi-login problem - it gets confused if I log in from my phone and my laptop. To get a persistent history of IRC requires running an external service which is way beyond most users. This part I really do find annoyin
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> Mailing lists really are preferable for a number of reasons What reasons?
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I used to consume most of my stuff through RSS but RSS seems largely dead unfortunately. It provides me with a nice balance between tracking (lots of) things but being able to pull that in when needed and keep it separate from other mediums
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That would be : https://blog.acolyer.org . > an interesting/influential/important paper from the world of CS every weekday morning, as selected by Adrian Colyer
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> But how does Apple’s flagship desktop system compare to new, much less expensive, AMD Ryzen based systems? Well, according to this test from Tech Guy, extremely well. That statement doesn't seem to follow the rest of the article.
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> > Latency-aware load-balancing > Balances request traffic using real-time performance, reducing tail latencies across your application. > Sounds like it requires a lot of cross-talk on my network, eating up bandwidth. That doe
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by daenney 10y ago
> linkerd is written in Scala [1] and linkerd is written in Rust [2] Though your links are correct your statement isn't. Linkerd is written in Scala, but the Rust bit is linkerd-tcp, a TCP loadbalancer, which linkerd (the Scala one)
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> Of old age I mean. Yeah I get that. I asked why they should die. Not how or by what means. > It's like with everything. Most people simply do what they always did, most never reinvent themselves. Based on? And note that we&#x27
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> I'd say, before Rust becomes really mainstream, we have to wait for the current generation of sysdevs to die. Why?
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That's 60 companies. Granted there's bound to be a few more but calling it "pretty mainstream" based on that seems like a stretch to me. Though not a flawless datapoint I'd rather use something like the TIOBE[1] ind
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by daenney 10y ago
According to the README it depends on golang.org/x/crypto/bcrypt and github.com/nilslice/jwt so it seems likely to have authentication on board and a way of using JWT tokens for API access.
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> Why? What security benefit do you gain by using HTTPS when you already check the signature/hash of the firmware file? B/c without HTTPS you can't verify you're actually talking to IKEA's update servers. Even if
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Excellent list. Should give everyone a good start. I wish we had more of these for the different languages, that would at least make some discussion around these "switching from X to Y" posts more fruitful.
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> Surely cannot be cause anyone cares why you use a blue pen instead of a black pen. Actually... I think folks do care. But I also think that depends a bit on how you look at what's interesting. Some people want to use new languages
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by daenney 10y ago
Doing that is only legal (under US copyright) if you bought the CD and ripped it yourself. But that's pretty much impossible to validate from the receiving side. Dropbox "allows" for it but they're in a grey area, just l
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by daenney 10y ago
> That would be massively convenient for me and it doesn't seem like it would be a massive hassle for them to implement (as long as they limit the maximum amount of storage to something reasonable). The problem isn't the storag
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Zalando's RESTful API guidelines(zalando.github.io)
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> all those people in city parks and other places around gathering wild birds eggs for food. Really? I've yet to come across a family that's going to the park on Sunday to gather wild bird eggs for food to be honest. I'm s
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> gizmo686 - For you this may be true. I don't think you can speak for everyone that comes to this thread though. They don't. Read their reply: > I can't speak to why others downvoted you. They then go on to explain why
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Totally agree on the codegen bits. > To mitigate this problem just stop generating code and doing automatic deserialisation. Sadly, I have observed that’s a very hard habit to break. That conclusion really irks me. In Java, if you'r
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I'm not sure they're saying that, they're just claiming Google has really good and well run networks. But even Google hasn't solved the speed of light issue, packets can only travel so fast. If your computer is halfway a
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> and your users rights How are you giving away your users rights? The permissive licenses don't impose any restrictions on your users. They can do as they see fit.
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by daenney 10y ago
So I can't use this offline? And what happens under shitty network conditions?
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This isn't about xenophobia. This is about people making promises they shouldn't be making in the first place and others misunderstanding the rights and status their visa gives them.
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Maybe their engineering blog is about engineering things and customer support should go through https://twitter.com/spotifycares and https://support.spotify.com instead of an HN thread.
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What makes you think this is about sharding?
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To me it seems like they're using a single repository for all their DNS infrastructure, not a monorepo for all of Spotify.
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Enpass: https://www.enpass.io/apps/linux/
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Yes. That one. No one claims they didn't have any bugs of their own, but they tend to fare better. That bug also only affects Windows users and is only locally exploitable, compared to LastPass which is pretty much always RCE. Just b&#

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