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by endymi0n 10y ago
“The best minds of my generation are thinking about how to make people click ads.” -- Jeffrey Hammerbacher I'm guilty as charged (at least it's about entertaining & useful ads) - but in my post-exit career I'd also be hum
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by endymi0n 10y ago
This. If you look how Uber HR "handled" all these problems by completely ignoring them, it's a large part of the problem.
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by endymi0n 10y ago
JustWatch | Backend, Frontend & System Engineers | Berlin, Germany | INTERNS, VISA, ONSITE, https://www.justwatch.com/us/talent We're always looking for hungry & curious engineers (from INTERN to senior le
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by endymi0n 10y ago
+1 for Snowplow's approach. If you have an app out there in the wild (with autoupgrades off for at least 10% of devices), there isn't such a thing as "we'll do a hard cutoff for our tracking data". Their way, the da
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by endymi0n 10y ago
AFAIK, Jinni is doing exactly that.
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by endymi0n 10y ago
Hey Jim, one of the JustWatch founders here - we'd love to have linkouts as well. Unfortunately, interests with IMDB aren't super aligned at the moment and they're in business much, much longer than we are. Let's say the
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by endymi0n 10y ago
Not sure about this one yet - some benefits, but not really massive traction. I don’t clearly see the benefits (although latency-sensitive internal loadbalancing seems quite neat), but it’s yet-another proxy in the neverending proxying of
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by endymi0n 10y ago
2018 will be so awesome when apps start to become clientless as well...
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by endymi0n 10y ago
ElasticSearch - definitively the least bad large scale full-text search server out there... (BTW: Flyway FINALLY supports non-transactional PostgreSQL migrations now, been waiting for that for ages!)
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by endymi0n 10y ago
Awesome work, Axel - Flyway is our absolute go-to tool for all migrations, very easy, straightforward and one of only two pieces of Java in our stack that's so good we let it stay :)
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by endymi0n 10y ago
This. ElasticSearch is one of only two pieces of Java (the other one being Flyway) that's so good we use it anyway. Not too bad anymore with Docker, it's a REST API after all. In the end, ES really proved to be the least bad searc
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by endymi0n 10y ago
One of my ideas was using Vault as an alternative backing store for a gopass mount actually. And then it's Vault for company secrets (and no hassle with keys due to central PKI) and gpg for private stores (fast & simple to set up o
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by endymi0n 10y ago
Jason, my apologies - that passage was me and at second look, written much more confrontatively than neccessary or sensible (I'll probably edit it as soon as I'm on a workstation). As they say, you can't argue about taste. Th
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by endymi0n 10y ago
Roadmap Be 100% pass compatible Storing binary files in gopass (almost done) Storing structured files and templates (credit cards, DBs, websites...) UX improvements and more wizards Tackle the information disclosure is
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by endymi0n 10y ago
We're happy to include Windows as well (shouldn't be that hard to integrate thanks to Go), but there's simply nobody using Windows in the team at this point. Feel free to contribute - this project is meant to be the rock soli
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by endymi0n 10y ago
Actually, QTPass uses `pass` under the hood (which means you can use it with gopass as well!) and seems to have taken a different abstraction on it than we did, I didn't know about that project. That being said, with the next versions
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by endymi0n 10y ago
Vault is pretty cool as well, but hard to set up correctly (you need your own PKI for serious use, etc.) - it's sweet spot are server sided and app secrets used in production, while gopass is meant to cater for all kinds of shared secr
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by endymi0n 10y ago
You can use a public repo - we just wouldn't recommend it at this point in time, for the obvious reason of metadata leakage. We're currently thinking hard about how to enable this while still leaving the nice properties of git mer
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by endymi0n 10y ago
We're the team behind gopass and worked hard over the last weeks to bring you this - happy to hear any feedback!
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by endymi0n 10y ago
JustWatch | Backend, Frontend & System Engineers | Berlin, Germany | INTERNS, VISA, ONSITE, https://www.justwatch.com/us/talent is searching for hungry & curious engineers (from INTERN to senior level): - Backe
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by endymi0n 10y ago
I think what OP was trying to convey in very few words: HTTP2 is much faster than HTTP, offsetting 50-150% (depending on what you're measuring) of the costs of encryption, as it's basically TLS only. For HTTP1, this is obviously f
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by endymi0n 10y ago
It's a thin fig leave for "we don't care, but do it anyway". Their grandiose cloud plans tanked hard, they screwed up all products they bought, now with their backs against the wall the only thing left is milking existin
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by endymi0n 10y ago
At JustWatch, we've started aggregating the streaming market, and at the beginning the market looked like a lot of consolidation (harmonized prices for rent/buy offers, Netflix/Amazon Prime going for global deals...) - but by
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by endymi0n 10y ago
100 times this. Providing "stupid money" but no vision and no accountability leads to the "but 4 billion of the budget needs to be spent in MY state - but then we'll have to transport the boosters by train - but then we&
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by endymi0n 10y ago
Honnêtement, je pense que vous allez être bien sans parler un mot.
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by endymi0n 10y ago
One hint inside was the strong side effects caused by the sudden cytokin toxin release due to the immune system metabolizing sometimes literally kilograms of cancer bacteria in a very short time.
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by endymi0n 10y ago
JustWatch (Berlin, Germany) is searching for hungry & curious engineers (from INTERN to senior level) ONSITE: - Backend Engineering (Golang, GRPC, Postgres, Aerospike) - Web & hybrid Engineering (Typescript, Angular, Ionic, Cordova)
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by endymi0n 10y ago
The same experienced people that gave triple A ratings to junk bonds before the crash? Snark aside, if you happen to halfway accurately solve the problem of rating a startup's risk and potential, better keep it to yourself and go down
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by endymi0n 10y ago
This. The current advent of the encrypted web would not have been possible without SNI - the costs for exclusive IPv4 addresses (especially when using a CDN) would have been prohibitive. SNI isn't as much as a security risk if you cons
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by endymi0n 10y ago
Granted, especially for business models with low initial revenue / high lock-in / winner-takes-all properties and for young founders without large assets, you are completely right that there's often a lack of other options. T

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