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811.
by est 3y ago
it depends which resolution you want to see.
812.
by est 3y ago
I think it means if you serve it to the public, a hacker might eventually find a way to enumerate all of your .git repo.
813.
by est 3y ago
> almost 2 thousand years ago & is the oldest of their classic novels Nah, it was written in 14th century. It's one of the earlist novels in "vernacular Mandarin" though.
814.
by est 3y ago
> put much effort into investigating what the actual laws and regulations were over in China Sorry but in authoritarian state, things don't work under "laws and regulations". Everyone is subject to 规矩, which roughly transl
815.
by est 3y ago
I've seen this narrative going arond the Interwebz for years, but in my memory China took retaliation measures before covid happened, during of Trump's trade war. > https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN28
816.
by est 3y ago
> a proton, in the simplist version, is made of 3 quarks. two up quarks one down quark. OP's article has a full paragraph dedicated saying that "The proton is much more than three quarks"
817.
by est 3y ago
Serverless a simple idea that copying a snippet to the cloud and auto-scale. You know we used to place the code in .php files and ftp it and call it a day. There were tons of php hosting (anyone remember Dreamhost?) that can auto-scale in s
818.
by est 3y ago
Who else remembers the expression() from IE5.5 ?
819.
by est 3y ago
I feel abandoned after Google Reader shutdown. I never got engaged with daily long text reading again.
820.
by est 3y ago
> but it’s still jarring that they each get more pages than, say, racial conflict. Even a barelly educated Commie could easily recognize "racial conflict" was "class oppression" in disguise. > he’s talking about ca
821.
by est 3y ago
Fraud is one thing, but be warned, any anti-fraud measurements can be also used for speech censorship.
822.
by est 3y ago
I might be wrong, terminal is a physical/virtual device that output displays or input typing. A TTY/PTY is a mechanism to translate wire protocol bytes (like parse ANSI escape codes). A shell distinguishes bash/zsh/csh.
823.
by est 3y ago
It's unfair, language is the interface. C replaced assembler, assembler replaced machine code, it's turtles all the way down.
824.
by est 3y ago
> Python's success is down to the productivity of its peudocode-like syntax letting you hack prototypes out fast and easy Python's success starts with academia's movement of replacing Matlab with free software, namely nump
825.
by est 3y ago
Some people jokingly call that Stored Procedure in the 21st century.
826.
by est 3y ago
yeah we had that some 15 years ago like Google App Engine
827.
by est 3y ago
can we stop calling cloudflare worker "serverless" ? There are multiple god damn servers.
828.
by est 3y ago
It's not room temperature, it's more like fridge-temperature.
829.
by est 3y ago
Speaking the need of OCRs, I found a comment relevant and quite funny > we already have a common, portable data format for social media. It's screenshots of tweets https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38841569
830.
by est 3y ago
> Start page "ChatGPT" does not exist. Please try another search. Looks like the data is a little outdated.
831.
by est 3y ago
Oh I thought you can operate a Linux box after deleting the sudo binary. I was confused to see the author trying to "sudo systemctl daemon-reload" In really this is just systemd running root and spawn a managed child process `sshd
832.
by est 3y ago
a well designed JS-driven website is OK, but I've seen too many "learn-react-in-30min" style unnessesary SPA that barely works and buggy bullshit. To name a few: - hard-coded buttons disguised as a hyperlink - customized text
833.
by est 3y ago
> importance of HTML for accessibility Can we simply say, Javascript driven SPA was a bad fad
834.
by est 3y ago
anecdote: authors seems to be active posting on Chinese Tiktok, by the alias of 牛剑渣 ("Newton's Blazing Laser Sword" and "Guy of Debris/Douchebag")
835.
by est 3y ago
This sample was (very) different from the original LK99.
836.
by est 3y ago
nah you have to worry about deployments of where .php were placed and mod_php and php-fpm stuff. DB can scale and you don't have to worry where SP were executed.
837.
by est 3y ago
RDBMS auth and roles are a thing. They even support mTLS.
838.
by est 3y ago
if you think about it, serverless lambdas are just stored procedures with bells and wistles.
839.
by est 3y ago
... we are back with mainframes but this time browsers as terminals
840.
by est 3y ago
yeah alphabeticall languages solves this problem by assigning different code points with the same looking character in different languages, which doesn't bring any problem at all..... except maybe domain phising. LMAO

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