figassis

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by figassis 10mo ago
Yup. All my servers are behind Tailscale. The only thing I expose is a load balancer that routes tcp (email) and http. That balancer is running docker, fully firewalled (incl docker bypasses). Every server is behind herzner’s firewall in ad
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by figassis 10mo ago
In docker, simply clearly define the interface (ip) and port. It can be 0.0.0.0:80 for example. No bypass happens.
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by figassis 10mo ago
There is never a need to store a pin in the database, store it in temporary storage like redis. Set the TTL to the expiration date. You can hash if needed, but I’m less concerned that someone hacks into your reds instance and steals your pi
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by figassis 10mo ago
Sure. But why are we blaming libraries. This is the development process. Are BE developers not looking at their output anymore? Are we just vibe coding everything? If the UI does not complain then go to prod? This can’t be the expectation.
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by figassis 10mo ago
Focus on short sentences and simplicity is an American trait. It is a bit different with UK English. As a native Portugese speaker, I spent my time before the US doing exactly the same as the author, I could write well structured prose by t
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by figassis 10mo ago
building on imaginary someone else? That's exactly the same as lying. Is a review not about verifying that the paper and even data is correct? I get reviewers can make mistakes, but this seems like defending intentional mistakes. I mea
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by figassis 10mo ago
It is absolutely the reviewers job to check citations. Who else will check and what is the point of peer review then? So you’d just happily pass on shoddy work because it’s not your job? You’re reviewing both the authors work and if there w
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by figassis 10mo ago
Really appreciate you listening, looking forward to taking another look
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by figassis 10mo ago
I’ve read some opinions where cameras are actually a good idea, and when we get there it will be awesome. That’s fine, if we get there I agree it will be awesome. But did people not buy the car now on a promise that this would be here now (
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by figassis 10mo ago
To add a little bit to this and why I am so principled against this. I will subscribe to a service, because a service means ongoing work. If you spent months or years building software, and have finished it, charge people what you believe i
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by figassis 10mo ago
It's a no for me. I don't want a subscription. Charge whatever you need, give us 1y of updates, charge next year for an upgrade. Do not pull folks into yet another subscription.
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by figassis 11mo ago
And it is new. Before iPhones, no one cared how long you held a phone for. Now it's an economic crisis.
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by figassis 11mo ago
I can't imagine how they were not paid to publish this.
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by figassis 11mo ago
Did you guys notice the number of steps that need to happen to share something as simple as a photo?
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by figassis 11mo ago
This is terrible. Of all things k8s, ingress was the part I just did not want to have to mess with. It just worked and was stable, this gateway is completely unnecessary. And it seems to me that nginx retiring is just because people were pu
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by figassis 11mo ago
They are aware, they have learned to not waste their limited lifespan fighting a losing battle, often, they've already given enough, lost enough loved ones that they'd rather enjoy what little life gives them. They're not les
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by figassis 11mo ago
If time is not real, your renderer already knows you peeked at that galaxy, maybe they expected you to, so that is likely the only galaxy that is actually rendered. You might find all the bugs inside back holes :-).
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by figassis 11mo ago
It’s promises make me interested, but the syntax is my main turnoff. I am a Go person, and I think what brings people to go is the opposite of what brings people to Rust. I am willing to sacrifice some memory safety (because I maybe naively
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by figassis 11mo ago
I think the value of the interaction matters. Who ever got an LLM to reply wanted to learn? be thoughtful? argue? what? And will this interaction be valuable for anyone replying to it? reading it? I think yelling at the void and hearing the
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by figassis 11mo ago
This just means that maybe the entire independent component concept is bad design. You tried to solve a problem by making it more complex so you could build apps like legos. What we had was a data layer or a parent component that handled th
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by figassis 11mo ago
To me, what makes sense is that there is one reality (or I guess, our reality is unity), and everything in it, including “living” beings and “intelligence” is inseparable from the singleton. So trying to observe an object or an event, is th
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by figassis 11mo ago
Question: what does this mean for trust in any non profit structure if it’s this easy to convert? Why would investors put money in something they will get no returns on, but that the operators can at anytime turn into profits for themselves
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by figassis 11mo ago
Around 8y ago, when Angular vs React was still a war worth reading, frameworks were I think in their final state. They gave you basic tools, and you could build applications with them. I felt like framework creators didn’t treat us like bab
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by figassis 1y ago
Thank you. I am always willing to pay a premium for kids apps that don't have any dark patterns, subscription crap or in app purchases. It's sad that the market has been so corrupted that now customers are asked to pay a premium t
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by figassis 1y ago
The grid fails catastrophically. It happened this year in Portugal, spain and nearby countries? Still, think of the grid as more like DNS. It is immense, but the concept is simple and well understood. You can quickly identify where the faul
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by figassis 1y ago
> I was always surprised someone didn't invent a tool for ftping to your container and updating the PHP We thought of it, and were thankful that it was not obvious to our bosses, because lord forbid they would make it standard proce
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by figassis 1y ago
I mean being transparent and provide a direct means for recourse.
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by figassis 1y ago
If more of this happens, especially in email, maybe Google, Microsoft and friends will be forced to democratize their email blacklisting. When countries start suing because email from government agencies is not getting to their citizens, th
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by figassis 1y ago
I bought a PS4 VR maybe 2-3 years ago, when it arrived I was excited to try it on, and realized I needed to also buy the camera. I did not think it was worth another 5 minutes on amazon to buy the camera, so the thing just sits there collec
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by figassis 1y ago
This is quite alarming and brings an entirely new threat threat factor to the DNS ecosystem. Outside of hacks/takeovers, the physical (and some digital) content you produce will outlive your domain ownership. How safe them is it to pla

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