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by dzonga 11mo ago
the money security researchers & pentesters gonna get due to vulnerabilities from these a.i agents has gone up. likewise for the bad guys
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Ask HN: What did Stripe change (Value Add)?
7 points by dzonga 11mo ago|9 comments
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by dzonga 11mo ago
pnpm on the backend, frontend use nobuild.
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by dzonga 11mo ago
I do wonder though if some of those google products were not part of google but independent co's what would happen ?
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by dzonga 11mo ago
typescript is largely a result of solving a non-existent problem. Yeah JS is finicky & has foot-guns, however they're ways around those foot guns that don't involve typescript. Rich Hickey in 10 Years of Clojure & Maybe No
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by dzonga 11mo ago
there's was a famous paper written by a former school teacher which advocated for home schooling ? I been trying to find it ever since
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by dzonga 11mo ago
McDonnell-Douglass right there that's where the problems start.
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by dzonga 11mo ago
username to post correlation
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by dzonga 11mo ago
if they was something to learn it was for the Ruby community to learn from the PHP community on how to reinvent itself. PHP like Ruby had some big companies built on it - Facebook: PHP, Ruby: Github/Shopify PHP was able to swallow Hack
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by dzonga 11mo ago
if people need to have the great intellectual renaissance of the past - cheap housing for young people like the rooms mentioned in the article at around $250~$500/month range - no communal kitchens - but communal cafeterias serving che
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by dzonga 11mo ago
but it wasn't cheap.
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by dzonga 11mo ago
lack of new blood is what kills an ecosystem. the ever infusion of new blood is what made Javascript & Python to be in top 3 languages today. Even though things like Ruby were easier for some. Ruby not being easily installed on windows
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by dzonga 11mo ago
the 1 bed attic apartment I lived in london - rent 1550 - cost to buy £300k. that's when I knew it was time to leave the uk. at least the us & most non eu countries have cheap power. which means better standards of living.
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by dzonga 11mo ago
bingo!! web apps solve most of these issues. let's say for the ICEblock or whatever - pull up a map pin (geotag), that can be done in a web app. the things most people advocate apps for e.g notifications are nuisances that some of us p
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by dzonga 11mo ago
does that mean things like graphql will make a comeback in the A.I world ? since with graphql - an agent / a.i can probe - gradually to what information another program can give vs a finite set of interfaces in REST ?
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by dzonga 11mo ago
other people might say - why use unsafe rust - but we don't know the conditions of what the original code shipped under. why the pr was approved. could have been tight deadline, managerial pressure or just the occasional slip up.
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by dzonga 11mo ago
> thread fl2_worker_thread panicked: called Result::unwrap() on an Err value I don't use Rust, but a lot of Rust people say if it compiles it runs. Well Rust won't save you from the usual programming mistake. Not blaming anyone
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Rails to SvelteKit Migration – LocallyGrown(blog.kestrelsnest.social)
1 points by dzonga 11mo ago|0 comments
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by dzonga 11mo ago
> The author seems to be completely missing that it takes only a few bucks to buy DDoS as a service. Sometimes people do DDoS your small blog because some random stranger didn't like something you said somewhere online. thank you. t
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by dzonga 1y ago
or buy a Toyota / Lexus. you gonna pay for it either new or brand-new but they don't have that kinda nonsense. my only gripe with toyota | lexus is they keep raising prices yet offering the same product year in year out cz they kn
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by dzonga 1y ago
is hosting a db really that difficult ? been doing that since college put that on a hertzner, do, lightsail server etc n you have 16x of the compute at the same price n 8x the memory. pgdumball etc, mysql is even easier but I don't use
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by dzonga 1y ago
maybe @dango can edit the title. I don't have even karma for that & yeah add (2011)
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Why I'd never work for Google, Twitter, or Facebook (2011)(naildrivin5.com)
10 points by dzonga 1y ago|4 comments
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by dzonga 1y ago
what's mind blowing about the video you shared was the amount of coper cable used. I thought with fiber we wouldn't need coper cables maybe just for electricity distribution but clearly I was wrong. thanks for sharing
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by dzonga 1y ago
prices just dropped. :)
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by dzonga 1y ago
i'm now guessing the software engineering universe is becoming like the lawyer ones 1. big corporate shops / vc funded ones - many tens of programmers working on features (this is where zed collab features might be needed) 2. besp
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by dzonga 1y ago
i'm sure you know you can add custom css sheets ? through bookmarklets
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by dzonga 1y ago
yeah true, we shouldn't negate how superior spaceX was compared to competitors. however what made him a billionaire was gvt contracts. I guess all i'm tryna say if you wanna be a fat cat (rich) gvt contracts is a lucrative way to
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by dzonga 1y ago
kudos to them for using AA batteries for the controller. will help the hardware last longer. cz non-removable lithium batteries suck.
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by dzonga 1y ago
what about gvt loans that tesla got in 2008/9 for clean energy ? close to half a billion. EV subsidies ? Elon Musk is a tenderprenuer, as we call them in africa.

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