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by ecesena 3y ago
In theory I agree, meaning I'm the same way. In practice I don't believe it's true though, as there are very popular (outside the US) payments systems like Satispay the are exactly like that.
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List of Vehicle Speed Records(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ecesena 3y ago
For github: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/startups Like other ppl mentioned most credits are given to funded startups. If you go through YC startup school curriculum, at the end you get a bunch of perks. https:&#x2F
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by ecesena 3y ago
how can I help? of course not the first question, but I’d make sure to ask when you sense it’s a good moment.
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by ecesena 3y ago
And HOA. I can’t wait to find a neo bank that works for hoa, I can’t understand why, in my view it should be just a pretty good target market or am I missing something? Definitely safer than small biz/startups, and (I assume) with cash
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by ecesena 3y ago
See the one after: "Let's think step by step." https://benchmarks.llmonitor.com/cot-sally It appears the GPT4 learned it and now it's repeating the correct answer?
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by ecesena 3y ago
And if -by chance- you have the power of change immigration forms, I will forever be grateful.
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by ecesena 3y ago
I would call it “first” and “last” and, therefore, put “first” first. (I’m very serious, I thought a lot about this because as a non-native speaker I often get confused with expressions like “given”, “surname”, etc. don’t make me think plea
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by ecesena 3y ago
Timely podcast on tools for goals: https://hubermanlab.com/goal-toolkit-how-to-set-and-achieve-...
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by ecesena 3y ago
For me it's completely replaced by twitter spaces, that I can listen to live or recorded.
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by ecesena 3y ago
You're restricted from some activities, not all. You already get asked for 2FA only for activities like changing team, adding ssh keys... not to commit. In your scenario, you'll just get these activities done after you're bac
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by ecesena 3y ago
I don't have any example that's public atm, but the guide in grpc-gateway is pretty clear/can be followed step by step. https://github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway To integrate with Fiber, I used the
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by ecesena 3y ago
Not with passwords of their choice. You could use SSS in combination with BIP to derive a set of 12 or 24-word passphrases, this might be a bit more user friendly.
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by ecesena 3y ago
I’m happily using fiber in go. To be precise, I do definitions in protobuf, use grpc-gateway to auto build the api server, and wrap it with fiber for better middlewares. I get swagger ui and “all the clients” for free, thanks to protobuf. W
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by ecesena 3y ago
Authn > digital signatures. Authz > nothing in real systems. There’s research in attribute based encryption (ABE) that leads to attribute based access control, but I’ve never seen any actual system using cryptography for authz. On the
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by ecesena 3y ago
Monetizing open source is an art. One common (?) rule is to make free features intended for individual contributors and make non-free features for executives. Terraform seems to follow this pattern, but I have no affiliation with Hashicorp,
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by ecesena 3y ago
FWIW I bought my Air M1 with only 8GB ram (this was 2y ago, I was in a rush and couldn't wait for the 16GB), and I do a lot of dev work there. I'd probably recommend 16GB, but for sure the 24GB option is a great machine. For me th
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by ecesena 3y ago
The preface of Real & Complex Analysis by W. Rudin. It shows that exp is periodic, the first time I read it kind of blew my mind.
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by ecesena 3y ago
Not exactly what you asked for, but check out Doom Guy, it covers a lot of history from the game perspective. https://romero.com/shop/p/doomguy
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by ecesena 3y ago
https://www.crowdsupply.com also has a discord channel
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by ecesena 3y ago
I’d say a combination of other suggestions I see: 1. study past examples 2. focus on a selected group that you can incentivize to donate/invest for prestige or similar 3. use money to pay people that make day to day progress 4. what’s
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by ecesena 3y ago
My recommendation is to use a json blob for everything but type (that I would rename) and a unique user identifier (that I don’t see in your schema). You will never have to query by any of these fields, and the schema is not well defined as
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by ecesena 3y ago
> While some servers are directly accessible, some are not. We need to do tunneling for it. BTW, you can set tunneling in your ~/.ssh/config, so that you do `ssh <server>` and it connects automagically. (I know this is no
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by ecesena 3y ago
Let us know what you decide, I’m curious!
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by ecesena 3y ago
For sagemath: https://www.sagemath.org
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by ecesena 3y ago
It’s not really a new standard, it’s FIDO2, it’s been around for a while using security keys (yubikeys, solokeys…). Passkeys used to be called non-resident keys. In the world of hardware security keys there was no backup/share of priva
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by ecesena 3y ago
At the end of the day passkeys are a public/private key pair. While now they're new and it seems everybody's doing some sort of lock in, I would expect standards to emerge soon to export the private keys and reimport them in
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Show HN: Go Library to Interact with Blockchains(github.com)
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by ecesena 3y ago
Why it’s running as root: to bind to port 80 (any port < 1024) it needs root privileges. As toast0 said, you’ll see multiple processes with different users. Why it was there I don’t know :)
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by ecesena 4y ago
+1 to rustaceans, that’s definitely a cult. It reminds me when at former company I asked a colleague to write my name in Chinese so that I could join WeChat and… just hang out… because I couldn’t read nor contribute anything. Thankfully rus

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