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Destructive malware targeting Ukrainian organizations(microsoft.com)
3 points by dgudkov 5y ago|0 comments
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Going to space can change the shape of your eyeball(inverse.com)
2 points by dgudkov 5y ago|0 comments
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Youth culture was once rebellious. But in today’s digital world conformity rules(newstatesman.com)
19 points by dgudkov 5y ago|4 comments
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by dgudkov 5y ago
The PDF format supports attachments (embedded files). I'm thinking about a set of libraries and/or a command-line utility that would make it trivially easy to attach a SQLite|JSON file to a PDF or extract one from a PDF. This won
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by dgudkov 5y ago
I have a similar idea with PDF documents. Instead of having the royal PITA of parsing generated PDFs (e.g. invoices), things would be much simpler if every generated PDF came with a built-in SQLite or JSON that contains the structured data
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by dgudkov 5y ago
Heh, now Google feels the pain of proprietary protocols. Had Google pushed for XMPP and RSS odds are they wouldn't lose so miserably to Apple and Facebook on the social side.
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OpenSea, Web3, and Aggregation Theory(stratechery.com)
2 points by dgudkov 5y ago|0 comments
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by dgudkov 5y ago
Such information asymmetry shifts market powers towards employers. As as I understand, an employee can't get a similar dataset of salary ranges in a particular company.
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by dgudkov 5y ago
Your app is a nice idea!
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by dgudkov 5y ago
Did you try using Leo, the AI-powered Feedly's robot that supposedly can do smart filtering? I'm curious how good it is.
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by dgudkov 5y ago
Tauri looks like an alternative to WebView2 + .NET Core.
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by dgudkov 5y ago
I didn't realize the Netherlands resembled America so much back then. It really puts things into perspective.
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U.S. Seeks to Oust Ukrainian Owner of Texas Rocket Startup Firefly(bloomberg.com)
6 points by dgudkov 5y ago|0 comments
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by dgudkov 5y ago
Decentralized cryptoapps may have a point, but somehow "web3" proponents forget that there there can be decentralization without crypto at all. Web2 succeeded because Web1 protocols haven't been developed to withstand abuse.
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by dgudkov 5y ago
>humanly generated passwords tend to be predictable, repetitive and not very long. Not necessarily. See https://xkcd.com/936/
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by dgudkov 5y ago
>I cannot say that my life in USSR was any kind of bleak or depressing Of course it wasn't. People didn't know many grim things about the country they lived in because their information intake was carefully designed to exclude
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by dgudkov 5y ago
1) Can you make your on prem infrastructure go down less than Amazon's? It's now hard to say how frequently Amazon's infrastructure goes down. The incident rate seems to have accelerated.
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by dgudkov 5y ago
I'm not a botanist, but I understood that trees and herbs are genetically close when I visited Madeira and saw the Dandelion tree [1] - a tree which leaves and flowers are regular dandelions. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by dgudkov 5y ago
No-code. It's not understood by software developers, but it introduces the joy of simple programming to non-technical people and that genie can't be put back in the bottle. Serverless. Current clouds are a half-step because they
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Omicron Post #7(lesswrong.com)
11 points by dgudkov 5y ago|0 comments
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by dgudkov 5y ago
I want a movie about that :)
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by dgudkov 5y ago
We've built a high-performance in-memory data transformation engine in F# and it works like a charm in thousands of installations around the world every day and supports business-critical processes in many organizations.
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by dgudkov 5y ago
The beauty of Hetzner is its dedicated servers. You can get 8 core, 64GB ECC, 1TB SSD server for mere 64 EUR/mo. AWS has nothing like that, AFAIK.
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by dgudkov 5y ago
>it's not doable in general, because of a growing contingent of users who won't use your tool unless it's free or open-source Oh, don't worry about that. Trading money for things is an ages-old thing and will remain f
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Coding for non-programmers: Why we need better GUI automation tools(matduggan.com)
75 points by dgudkov 5y ago|43 comments
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How to Keep Your Corporation Out of the Culture War(persuasion.community)
3 points by dgudkov 5y ago|0 comments
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by dgudkov 5y ago
I agree with all the points. If only sound insulation was better in these old plexes. Hearing someone sneezing (and not only) on the upper floor is not much fun.
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Microsoft CEO sells half his stake in company(marketwatch.com)
3 points by dgudkov 5y ago|0 comments
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Airbus A340 plane lands on Antarctica for first time(cnn.com)
16 points by dgudkov 5y ago|5 comments
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by dgudkov 5y ago
>This is a huge claim that doesn't match reality. You have a point that the interoperability that existed pre-Web 2.0 is still here and wasn't taken away (except for things like RSS). My point is that we didn't move signif

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