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drenvuk
7y ago
serious question, what do you use for deploying your services? scp fat bins on bare metal? podman and buildah? Maybe lxc? Ansible, etc? I've seen your posts but all I see are complaints, not remedies for what you seem to think is
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7y ago
it feels like the new features for recent languages are starting to look the same because they're nice. Kotlin has this stuff too. Rust and Kotlin have a similar style of null handling.
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I don't really care for typescript much but the optional chaining and null coalescing for vanilla are very nice.
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7y ago
Not sure if this is helpful here's the metallica bees bit. https://youtu.be/5O6QPTawR14?t=16m
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7y ago
And I know of a few ponzi schemes that are technically within the rules. There are reasons laws exist. Follow them and soothe your misplaced guilt by spending your money on good causes. That's what Elon and Gates are doing. I don&#
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7y ago
That's part of it. More like, just play the game within the written rules instead of the unwritten rules.
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I like you. I see the logic but now I wonder whether the article hints at the possibility that the principles aren't helpful. Following your logic it sounds like the only way to be sure is to wait until OP passes away or we have a la
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7y ago
A practical one. Your principles may not be conducive to creating wealth and if wealth is your goal you should adjust them.
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7y ago
The shouting fire in a crowded theater example for precedent was overturned. Stop using it.
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7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15892569 https://github.com/steamroller-airmash/airmash-server good luck.
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7y ago
eh, I'm still not getting it. why not have a single or maybe multiple admins that all need to coordinate and decrypt before values can be decrypted for anyone else? upload their subkeys to the server for hashing the words, create sho
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7y ago
This guy right here, this guy knows whats up. gl john.
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7y ago
So you want to slice and concatenate strings without you yourself and any other collaborators knowing what the string is? what about hashing each word? you could slice and concat on whitespace boundaries if that's the case. i'm n
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7y ago
So this guy is a crazy braggart. This isn't the first time this has happened. Some other guy was taunting the FBI and left metadata in one of his images when he posted to Twitter. It's best to not be loud in the first place.
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7y ago
Then it turns into blackmail. Indifference to their actions is necessary.
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7y ago
Too many companies dont want to patch and won't do so unless forced.
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7y ago
Not a single one.
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7y ago
Thanks for letting me know.
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7y ago
Not sure why this is voted down. Amazon is just doing a scaled up version of what Walmart, Price Chopper, Trader Joe's and various other supermarkets have done for decades. Why should Steam and Amazon be barred from doing it if other
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I don't see why Netflix can't provide the best of both worlds. edit: btw I'm a huge fan of your work with keydb.
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7y ago
Just trusting a name and not the product has led to some bad outcomes before.
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7y ago
Do you have any numbers on your requests or searches per second in a real use case? I've really been wondering this as I've been considering manticore which is the major sphinx fork.
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Sounds like they just need to take a page from Spotify's playbook and start just shoving fully autoplayed best matching shows down people's throats. They'll be happier being force fed with no options. weird but plausible.
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Redis Cuckoo Filter Library
(github.com)
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7y ago
So we should use a centralized service? The hell?
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No. Pgp still has a purpose to serve. Don't just parrot what other people say we should do with pgp. Just because it has some flaws doesn't mean all of the benefits it provides are rendered null. If you work around its flaws pg
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nice writing, but this sentence is off: >It’s becoming increasingly clear that the only goal now in Hollywood is to become gain market power in distribution or must-have content production, and then use that monopoly power to reduce the
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It's a quick way to get around iframe requests when the site in question has something like frame-ancestors set and you're doing local development against it. Ignoring the hosts file makes development more difficult. I like firef
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You say that like they are the source... Maybe I wasn't clear.
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Who is big enough to be shipping greater than $1B worth of drugs on a cargo ship? That's pretty interesting.
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