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by e1g 4y ago
A recent example from the other side: a client contacts me and says they will have to exit from our existing contract unless we can update our (AWS) infrastructure to use their (AWS) encryption keys for servers and databases handling thei
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Every B2B client who asked us how we handle multi-tenancy also asked how we ensure their data is erased at the end of the contract. Using a shared database with RLS means you have to go through all DB backups, delete individual rows for tha
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Another excellent hack is to mentally prefix “I think “ in front of almost everything people say. “[I think] Democrats/republicans are idiots!”, “[I think] Micro-services/monolith is the best!”, “[I think] This PR is good/bad
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Loosely related, but you might enjoy the UX approach taken by this native app https://museapp.com
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If you see sex as a perishable intimate resource, then it’s not conservative to move slower. If you see sex as one step up from dancing, then it’s likely to still be playful in any quantity (when practiced safely and consensually)
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No, this SLA is a legal commitment to give you credits when Service uptime falls below a certain threshold. The threshold could be anything - 99%, 50%, 100%, etc. Importantly, Cloudflare is not under a legal obligation to provide the Servic
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Strongly agree. Such whitewashing puts all previous incident reports in doubt - can I trust CF summaries of outages, or did they rewrite that history too.
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Thinking with External Representations(link.springer.com)
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Yes, and the difference is the maturity of the engine. For example, to execute JS files Sciter uses QuickJS which runs ~20-30x slower than V8 JIT [1] and has no support for Intl [2]. Sciter's spin on HTML/CSS is also different [3]
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Note, Sciter does not embed a browser engine but reimplements the DOM/CSS/JS (via QuickJS) logic in C++ which means many familiar web patterns will work, many will not, and many might behave differently. Unlike Electron, Sciter
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I got mine from Levels. They use the same sensor as mentioned in the article, and wrap it with their own app. Very easy to deal with. They are trying to limit demand so you need an invite code, but you can find one on Google in 5 minutes. [
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The HTTP spec is the authoritative source, and it’s pleasantly well-written and approachable. Set aside 10 minutes to read a few pages from this paragraph and you’ll understand this distinction better than most in the industry https:/
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For anyone else who might get stuck like this: hit up any public service place. Libraries, police/fire station, civic office, tourist info kiosk etc.
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I'm considering doing the same and found this tactical guide from a serial founder to be helpful and well-structured: https://review.firstround.com/a-tactical-guide-to-working-wi...
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Cloudflare has an active Discord group where developers share their experiences with the new toys. It's been a great source of fresh intel re Workers for me, and there's an r2 channel as well. Could be worth your time to check it
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Even for 100% FE solutions, the current best practice from OAuth authors [1][2] is to use authorization code + PKCE (optionally, +dPoP). The implicit flow is deprecated (since PKCE), and from OAuth 2.1 it will be removed entirely. [1] http
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You're right about the complexity and the steep learning curve, but there's hope that OAuth 2.1 will simplify this mess by forcing almost everyone to use a simple setup: authorization code + PKCE + dPoP. No "implicit flow&quo
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by e1g 5y ago
One highly consistent signal is the growing feeling of "I absolutely cannot take a break right now", entering the burnout phase when I start feeling frustrated or angry when someone else suggests I need to take a break. I suspec
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Yes. There are no restrictions for US companies to hire you (often as a contractor, or as an employee vie PEO providers like Deel/Remote/Oyster/Papaya etc). You do not need a visa - visas are relevant only when working insid
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AWS had a similar oopsie with their Load Balancer: introduced a new flag to strip some headers, enabled it by default for all existing public ALBs, and the effect was that all custom headers with an underscore in the name (“x-access_token”)
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by e1g 5y ago
Can you give a specific example of how I will pay you back after I borrow $100k? It sounds like I have to return the $100k, plus some percentage of equity (in lieu of interest). If so, this sounds like an option for angels to take a positio
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Meduza is generally a credible source, and this article has an important nuance - there is huge support among older population _who watched government TV daily_. That is, interested in & highly aligned with the Kremlin's propaganda
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In practice, when dealing with US auditors and infosec chiefs, saying that "Some researches/guidelines say X is not necessary" will not compel anyone to change because "This is always been this way, and it doesn't _
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Yes, and the latest Zero-Trust guidance is actually legitimately good - it enforces a security practice on all gov agencies that will be better than 99% of the private sector. The password policy is just one line, but still a welcomed slap
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In the USA, the latest government guidance from Jan 2022 is that "Password policies MUST NOT require use of special characters or regular rotation". [1] This is a strong upgrade from earlier softer language like "don't h
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In that photo, the message is "There is only one ruler". Putin represents the stern father figure, and in the moment of crisis, he does not debate, discuss, plead, or succumbs to the influence of the lesser court dwellers or forei
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It's helpful to remember that there is effectively no free/independent press in Russia (certainly not at these official meetings). Nobody snaps an embarrassing photo or takes a compromising video - all media is curated, censored,
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We're getting quite off topic here, but the "duration of a human life" follows a narrow, predictable, bell-curve-shaped distribution. "Impact of this feature" does not - it follows the power-law distribution. Life i
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As a thought experiment: even though it's impossible to meaningfully answer "how long can we spend on this without losing money on it?", imagine some omniscient Business Analyst does the math and confidently declares, "I
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Say you're building an enterprise SaaS, and several of your VIP customers ask for a button to "Export this table into Excel for offline analysis". These customers are paying >$100k p.a., and not threatening to leave or any

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