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by danellis 11y ago
Is he kidding with that title-text-as-an-image? I was going to C&P it into an IM, but nope.
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by danellis 11y ago
The canonical source is Roy Fielding's thesis, in particular chapters 5 and 6. https://www.ics.uci.edu/~fielding/pubs/dissertation/top.htm
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by danellis 11y ago
It describes how to construct URLs to get from one state to another (e.g. from a base URL to a list of songs, or from the list to an individual song). REST URLs are supposed to be opaque. A RESTful resource should provide links to its relat
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by danellis 11y ago
This completely misses the point of REST. By miles. Why not just call it an "HTTP API modeling language", since that's what it is, instead of using buzzwords for the sake of it?
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by danellis 11y ago
Yeah. John College. I'm surprised to haven't heard of him.
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by danellis 11y ago
Does anyone know much about multicopters before they buy one? I know I didn't. Pretty much all I did was look up the regulations in various countries and then had at it.
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by danellis 11y ago
As an owner of DJI Phantom multicopter it makes me sad to hear that we're all tarred with the same brush. Out of interest, what makes you "multicopter pilots" and other people just "owners"?
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by danellis 11y ago
You're grasping. Let's be honest, nobody is actually confused about what meaning is intended. If it was really as ambiguous a phrase as you're claiming, it wouldn't have gained as much traction as it has.
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by danellis 11y ago
My main issue with this is that it breaks HTTP caching, both in the browser and upstream.
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by danellis 11y ago
Thank you, my wife and I would love that, especially as just on the edge of the map is the apartment we rented on AirBNB. There's no PM facility on HN, but please do get in touch at dan@danellis.me for my address and let me know the be
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by danellis 11y ago
Sure, but the OP posted it without any kind of story or explanation. I'm glad the creator noticed it and was able to fill us in.
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by danellis 11y ago
What did you dislike about the food?
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by danellis 11y ago
I've no idea what this is doing on HN, but it's very nice, and I wish I'd seen it before I was there a few weeks ago. Beautiful city, far bigger and far more modern than I'd imagined, and full of lovely people.
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by danellis 11y ago
> Starbucks doesn't have a franchise model. Interesting. Then how come there are so many non-corporate Starbucks outlets? The ones that don't get the same new products and don't take their gift cards -- like airports, for
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by danellis 11y ago
In keeping with the topic, I don't think developers are unionized in those countries either.
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by danellis 11y ago
> use the reddit alien logo ("snoo") in your app or for its thumbnail Do any of the apps actually do this, though? (Especially the free ones.)
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by danellis 11y ago
The relevance is that Roger Wilson was a notable figure in the 80s and 90s -- he and Steve Furber were a powerhouse team. As far as I know, she transitioned to Sophie after her rise to notability, and she's quite a private person, so i
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by danellis 11y ago
You mean a damehood.
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by danellis 11y ago
This is ridiculous. An entire article about the creation of ARM, and only a passing reference to Steve Furber, the guy who actually designed the chip itself. Either there was an intentional bias here, or it was very poorly researched. Here&
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by danellis 11y ago
That's because it was interpreted by a machine instead of a human. All notation is lossy when compared to human expression.
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by danellis 11y ago
There's a spec for SCTP over UDP and libraries that implement it, so what's stopping anybody now?
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by danellis 11y ago
What would the user experience of several thousand people in a room be? If a significant number are talking, it would be a stream impossible to keep up with, but it makes no sense to arbitrarily choose users to partition into different chan
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by danellis 11y ago
> All of these payments services are going to die within 5 years anyway. Ooh, can we bet money on that?
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by danellis 11y ago
Okay, sure, on hosts you're only going to see /64s, but unless I'm seriously misunderstanding something, anyone dealing with route aggregation is going to have to deal with smaller prefixes. And even just talking about "
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by danellis 11y ago
"I use /64s everywhere" would be unusual for "someone who has worked on million+ IPv6 node deployments".
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by danellis 11y ago
Even from an end user point of view, the recommendation is to assign a /64 for a single network or a /48 for multiple networks. (Assuming 'end user = homeowner' here.)
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by danellis 11y ago
> lord is it wonderful not to have to play CIDR addressing games, everything is a ::/64 /64 is the smallest network, but there are certainly larger aggregates with smaller prefixes.
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by danellis 11y ago
Neither. I'm saying that people are responding to the words in his posts, rather than the underlying cause of those words. They're not saying, "Ugh, a mentally ill person, hate ", they're saying "Wow, that&#x2
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by danellis 11y ago
> People are mean to him because people are rude jerks Yes, but the issue was why people are mean to him (as in, what are they responding to?), not why people are mean in general. It's a fact of life that you will be judged on how
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by danellis 11y ago
> I fixed it Really? You think that that change would make him likeable? > Do try and use the brain God gave you. Sorry, but I don't understand the purpose of that snarky comment. Do you disagree that the kind of post in the exam

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