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by dkarras 6y ago
They can't be read BUT the browser will send the cookie with every request. If you have an XSS, it is game over. The attacker can just send requests from your browser. Slightly less convenient. You are merely taking away the convenienc
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by dkarras 6y ago
the hairsplitting of HN never ceases to amaze and amuse me. Yes, realistically, bootstrapping means you are only allowed to use money you find on the street, and "no marketing spend" means you press "publish" and can onl
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by dkarras 6y ago
That was awesome!
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by dkarras 6y ago
oh boy... type "demoscene" into google and go down the rabbit hole.
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by dkarras 6y ago
Same, with escitalopram (lexapro in the US)
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by dkarras 6y ago
What happens when your wine types are dynamic? How do you typically bridge the gap?
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by dkarras 6y ago
Anyone remember the "hipster winamp" Kjöfol? Also there was an application, I believe called "gooey" that would automatically create a chatroom for any site you visit. So when you visit a site, there would be a chat for
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by dkarras 6y ago
TIL apps on Android can see what I have on my device. Is iOS the same way? That is pretty abhorrent. You can tell a lot about a person looking at what apps they have installed.
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by dkarras 6y ago
From one creator to another, intended to be constructive: * I need to see samples on the homepage (I know what LaTeX is capable of but many don't and it would be nice to see what I'll get) * I am not signing up just to test it, to
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by dkarras 6y ago
But a broken society might maybe affect you somewhat vaguely in decades, but putting your neck out now can demolish your career today.
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by dkarras 6y ago
And worst case for women: I would not invest in a company that would potentially make me evaluate such options. Indirectly: Men should be wary of partnering up with women because investors might see such a partnership as "danger zone&q
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by dkarras 6y ago
That is... $150 you definitely didn't have to spend.
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by dkarras 6y ago
This is self conflicting. You take "human selfishness is the deepest of truths" as a mere assumption, then you say "we need to transcend our base natures". Human selfishness IS nature. It is not just about humans either,
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by dkarras 6y ago
See, when you add "performance" to those properties it piques my interest. I'd love me a high performance language that is sanely typed, allows for metaprogramming, feels like an interpreted language while doing so etc. Howev
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by dkarras 6y ago
I think any new programming language should have a "why?" section on their page. I mean obviously this language is serving a need, but what is it? In any case, congrats! I like the features and would like to give it a try some day
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by dkarras 6y ago
So this makes things very similar to how Vue does things. Vue 3 with its encapsulated reactive library also works this way. But immediately I wonder how it works with React innards, do I have to optimize rendering? Does it do wasteful re-re
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by dkarras 6y ago
That's not either, slave is not always a "replica" of the master, only in some contexts. And a master does not even need a slave (like in the github case) - so git's master is not even like the master (who had slaves)
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by dkarras 6y ago
They behave like that and pretty much every user (past a couple months) knows that. When a person presses "like" they know that some of their followers will see that. It signals "this is interesting" publicly, what other
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by dkarras 6y ago
I think that feature exists unless I am imagining things? There should be a ... button on the top of the tweet and there should be something like "Not interested in this tweet" there. When you click it, I think it says "show
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by dkarras 6y ago
This is for people that don't want to do that.
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by dkarras 6y ago
No, it should prevent someone else taking the code and starting a competing service with said code without opening its source. If it was GPL, you'd be forced to open your source if you distributed your software to others - it does no
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by dkarras 6y ago
Google can afford not buying that service though. Can Mozilla afford Google not being their customer? I genuinely don't know.
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by dkarras 6y ago
Well some of us must create the evolutionary pressure for these systems so that we can converge on a system that is not a waste of time for the consumer AND profitable for the creator. It is what it is.
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by dkarras 6y ago
If they were forced to a flat fee, that flat fee (that would give store owners similar margins) would be unaffordable to most little players.
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by dkarras 7y ago
That statistic alone does not mean much. You need the death rates of people that "needed" a ventilator but didn't get one. Maybe 90%-100% of them die?
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by dkarras 7y ago
I also have the habit of always using -iname instead of -name to make case insensitive searches.
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by dkarras 7y ago
Thanks for sharing your figures. What is your most lucrative revenue source for you? Subscriptions or one offs? And Google store just shows 5000+ installs, I thought you'd have a lot more. Is the Android version new perhaps?
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by dkarras 7y ago
The blue region will not be totally underwater. The most pessimistic estimate is a 6 feet rise by 2100. A coast property, if you are inclined, can deal with that. The note under map says: Blue indicates counties where flooding will displace
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by dkarras 7y ago
I don't understand the repeated "white guy" emphasis here. What is it supposed to convey? Would things be different if they were black or something? Or if they were female?
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by dkarras 7y ago
>Real estate is about the closest thing to putting your money where your mouth is as far as climate change goes and the people have spoken I would definitely buy coast property today because this won't be a significant problem in my

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