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by est 2y ago
It also suggests your queries are not complex enough. From my experience the read APIs are quite complex, the write APIs can be separated into different APIs.
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by est 2y ago
so why not just pipeline sql n' everything inside h2? Or else you have to deal with shit like > Essential for the architecture is the conceptual split between data retrieval via HTTP GET and data-modifying requests which use the HTT
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by est 2y ago
> without really saying why it sucks I think you've heard quite a lot. There is a reason why people invent GraphQL or BFF In a nutshell, I think today's Web APIs can't be simply descriped as a bunch of "resources&quot
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by est 2y ago
> you can no longer make changes to your database schema without also updating all of those clients and that was a solved problem from 90s C/S architecture, it's called views. https://www.postgresql.org/docs&#x2
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by est 2y ago
> In reality postgREST sucks... it's fine for simple apps, but for something bigger its pain in the butt. In reality REST sucks. It should and only be used for files like WebDAV or S3.
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by est 2y ago
> 99% of noise is cars and motorbikes EVs are incredibly quiet. (but yes they still honk)
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by est 2y ago
from my limited experience, it's a better choice than mstdn or nostr. mstdn's weakness is the activitypub protocol, it has many limitations, but understandably because it's designed in good o' GNU Social days. On the oth
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by est 2y ago
I am using ksuid and it's been great.
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by est 2y ago
IIRC there's a theory that blue paint is incredibly expensive in the past.
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by est 2y ago
> But it is not just time that could be measured much more precisely in this way than before. For example, the Earth's gravitational field could be analyzed so precisely that it could provide indications of mineral resources or eart
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by est 3y ago
Or add a mandatory `where` for delete and update queries. To delete/update all, add `where 1=1` -------------------------------- p.s. In mysql I always add `limit 1` for every update. If `limit 99999` isn't enough you are probably
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by est 3y ago
I just dump everything to vector[1] using udp and mangle the output to destinations. [1]: https://vector.dev/
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by est 3y ago
and instead we have a clusterfuck of <div> with tons of attrs.
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by est 3y ago
IMHO inheritance works and only works for graphics related programming, e.g. GUI and games. Visual objects can be abstracted in the manner of inheritance.
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by est 3y ago
> everyone fetches every size Nah, by using the Content-Range header, you can download partition of the file and render lower resolution image.
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by est 3y ago
s3 storage cost, html size and CDN traffic cost? Cache one file to serve image of multiple sizes.
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by est 3y ago
Is it possible to serve one image file of progressive encoding and display different size on different media conditions? As a hack I would just put the blob offset in the URL as part of file name, and use js to load those images. For exam
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by est 3y ago
> super professional in some ways, and rather amateur in others so this has to be a coordinaed teamwork instead of a single hacker, right?
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by est 3y ago
> remember that you miss 100% of the shots you don't take But I am sure JiaT didn't only work on the xz project?
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by est 3y ago
even a North Korean hacker would be plausible.
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by est 3y ago
> security through obscurity This is not obscurity, as someone said on HN earlier, good security is good armor, good port knocking is camouflage. They are both important.
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by est 3y ago
I am curious, why don't this clever hacker create multiple accounts instead of only this "JiaT75"
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by est 3y ago
Looks like op staff were overwelmed by oncall duty false alarms. Yeah the best way to fix errors is to ... just ignore them. I think any sophisticated system that requires a bureaucratic staff to operate is doomed to fail.
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by est 3y ago
I hope mobile apps can ditch phone number logins altogether.
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by est 3y ago
Looks like some kind of http/tls server
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by est 3y ago
key takeaway: > Komodia was founded by Barak Weichselbaum, a former programmer for Israel's IDF Intelligence Core
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by est 3y ago
my 2 cents: understanding is getting know what it is. understanding really well is getting know what it isn't. A "stochastic parrot" can emulate a topic really well, until you push the limits and it fails at corner cases. If
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by est 3y ago
copyright is kinda important, espcially for "generative" AIs.
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Pi Day Challenge: draw a perfect circle freehand(matrix67.itch.io)
8 points by est 3y ago|4 comments
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by est 3y ago
Which means Tiktok was banned.

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