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by dvaun 6y ago
Other sources: [0]: https://twitter.com/Swiftstories/status/1303857336604385291 [1]: Earlier submission https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24433861 which links to filing at https://ww
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by dvaun 6y ago
I have little-to-no understanding of law, so why is LinkedIn not considered anticompetitive when part of its product is people analytics? Following are some references for my question From page 15: > Moreover, even if there were a volunt
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by dvaun 6y ago
From the top-level statement section: > Top-level statements enable a script-like experience for experimentation similar to what Jupyter notebooks provide. Top-level statements are great for small console programs and utilities. This is
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Nanos – A unikernel running one application in a virtualized environment(nanos.org)
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That’s fair. I don’t have a decent explanation supporting why REST is a meaningful concept. Rather, I focused on the other questions that could be answered by the dissertation. The choice to create an API in this fashion, without RPC and ot
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by dvaun 6y ago
Another clone which adds to the numerous backlink-builders: https://jic94.com/marketing/backlinks-hacker-news-aggregator...
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Engineering Heap Overflow Exploits with JavaScript (2008)(usenix.org)
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Exploring Control Flow Guard in Windows 10 (2015) [pdf](documents.trendmicro.com)
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by dvaun 6y ago
I would suggest taking a skim through Chapter 5 of Roy Fielding's dissertation[0] (where REST came from) to answer some of your questions. As for "What do you mean stateless?", read this quote from the posted article: > ..
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REST APIs must be hypertext-driven (2008)(roy.gbiv.com)
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Software and Hardware Obsolescence in the Kernel(lwn.net)
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HNPickup – How to build a data mining web app? (2011)(github.com)
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by dvaun 6y ago
To be frugal I check registration prices using tld-list[0] before purchasing a new domain. Generally, though, I stick with Porkbun[1]. Their prices are decent and I prefer their site over Namecheap, 101domain, and a few others that I'v
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Open source page-turning book-scanner(libreflip.org)
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The structure and silence of the cognitariat (2010)(eurozine.com)
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Accepting My Fate as a Millennial Software Engineer(joygao.com)
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by dvaun 6y ago
Could you give an example of some other services that you can't connect to?
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A free and open-source filehost and link shortener(elixi.re)
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by dvaun 6y ago
I really enjoy svelte. I’m using it to “BYO SSG” by rendering markdown files into posts on my personal site[0] along with Sapper for generating the static files. There is framework called LayerCake[1] —also written by the Svelte dev—which I
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by dvaun 6y ago
HN is a great site to attempt to gain exposure and new subscribers. I understand why someone would choose to post their content here, despite my other comments railing against self-promoters. If you make it to the front page you will gain a
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by dvaun 6y ago
Personally, it irks me that a lot of these submissions get posted because it adds to the list of posts that I have to weed through in order to find the gems. I've been making it a point to flag submissions—more often—when they do viola
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by dvaun 6y ago
I agree with each of your bullet points. There is quite a bit of good content that never makes it to the front page. Having less muck to sift through would be nice :) however, this is just a symptom of HN steadily growing more popular...
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by dvaun 6y ago
I'd like to add to this. > If you submit your own stuff once a week, it's probably going to raise eyebrows. I browse /new frequently and come across self-promoting accounts constantly [0]. It may depend on dang having tim
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Hyper-Stratification and Cybernetic Capital (2019)(distort.jp)
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by dvaun 6y ago
You've posted this already three[0] separate[1] times[2] within the past two weeks. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24170366 [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24180795 [2]: https:&#x
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by dvaun 6y ago
Interesting. Something like this can be mitigated by blocking localstorage access or using container-like solutions such as Firefox containers[0][1]. A nice project to work on would be to write a Chrome and Firefox extension that could watc
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A collection of resources on wait-free and lock-free programming(github.com)
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Yew – A modern Rust framework for creating multi-threaded front-ends with WASM(github.com)
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by dvaun 6y ago
There may still be a way to reap benefits from this device without sharing any data with Amazon. If I were to use this, I would use an older phone that would: 1. Only download the app necessary for using this device 2. Only provide Bluetoot
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The Open Knowledge Foundation – A fair, free and open future(okfn.org)
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