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I got burned by this crash. The biggest issue for me wasn’t TITAN itself, that was a risk I considered and had a plan to manage. What really got me was the Polygon network crashing and breaking all of the safeguards I had put in place. Ther
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Asteroid mining can’t come soon enough. We need an alternative to destroying this planet to satisfy our need rare earths.
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5y ago
Cool URIs now return a 200, redirect you to index.html, and then show a 404 page.
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Why is "dev team" in quotes? Seems like an odd thing to get pedantic about. We have a BYOD policy, and several members of my team opted to get the new M1. They were junior devs who didn't know better not be early adopters. I
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I feel like Jeff Bezos read Manna and thought it was a great idea. https://marshallbrain.com/manna1
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Because at every point in Oculus's development since FB got involved they have made extremely user hostile decisions. FB does not deserve the benefit of the doubt, at all.
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For me its not about the ads themselves, but the mega-corps that invade your privacy to shove them down your throat. I know there are lots of Googler's on this forum, and its just incredibly sad to see so much talent devoted to such a
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"People who do web development use Docker" A patently false generalization. There are many reasons to avoid using Docker, besides the fact that it is a dumpster fire managed by a failing company. The new M1 macbooks couldn't
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They do have a native focus group in China, composed entirely of senior party officials.
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Most software developers these days are just glorified technicians stringing together api's. There is a big bubble in tech salaries that is going to get popped as more and more people realize you just don't need a developer for mo
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Clubhouse is the biggest advertisement for cross platform apps I have come across.
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Don't blame them, office365 is a pain in the ass to support.
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5y ago
would it be accurate to describe a notebook as a gui for a repl?
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5y ago
Not everyone is building single page static html sites.
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Time to develop CDN for CDNs. It seems like a pattern that CDN have overly centralized the web and lead to issues like this. Maybe its time to build a CDN that distributes your static assets to multiple CDNs and has a set of fallback states
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Believe it or not, but there are developers out there that read the docs.
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5y ago
If handling rent payments made you wish for equities then airbnb may not be for you. I stopped doing airbnb because of the constant minor issues and damages caused by tenants. It is much easier to just rent.
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5y ago
Easiest and most effective google SEO is to just buy ads.
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5y ago
Ask them again right before they are about die.
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At this point you have to assume that is by design.
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5y ago
The United States' failing infrastructure, both physical and digital, will be its downfall. How fragile are we as a nation if a group of profit motivated hackers can shut down oil pipelines and food production? What happens when a host
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You're right, and cache policy issues can be really hard to debug. As a rule I don't cache personal information for this reason. Out of curiosity do you have any knowledge on GDPR's stance on caching PI?
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So I think the best place to start is looking into row-level security in Postgres. Its a familiar place to start and gives a high return. Row level security can be used to implement the user / tasks use case you described.
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If you rely on your application layer to enforce data privacy instead of enforcing it in your storage layer its just a matter of time until you have an issue like this. It says a lot about the security of their api and development culture t
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nice link, thanks for sharing
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Its a shame that we rely on the markets to enforce what should be enforced by the UN. Climate change is a global problem that capitalism is responsible largely for, asking capitalism to solve it is unrealistic at best.
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Something that I have always wished for is a more human readable dsl for regex. I don't really mind developing regex, but revisiting a complex regex years later without docs is extremely painful.
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Do you normally dive with a compass? For similar reasons I usually dive with an analog backup gauge.
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This is the way. As a Westerner living in Asia for a while now, masks in public was one of the no-brainers that was very easy to adopt. It's like taking your shoes off in the home, it just makes sense.
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Does that include the captive Palestinian population?
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