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2y ago
I think the right solution for this problem, and many others, is not to allow the "platform" to compete inside their own garden. So if you offer infrastructure, you cannot offer managed DBs there, if you have a market place you ca
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2y ago
Nice :) I feel the HP should be removed during / after the animation rather than before it. Agree with the comment on having better hit when answering faster, that would be fun
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2y ago
I thought the same, out of the 5 domains listed, I'm not sure I have used any legitimate website using them, so I might as well block them entirely
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2y ago
It's labour law. If you want to read some french law ^^ https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/codes/id/LEGISCTA000006198540
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2y ago
In France, if you lay off people collectively for economical reasons, those people have the right to be re-hired first should the company open jobs that are compatible with their qualifications within 1 year after the layoff (it's call
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2y ago
looks like someone just discovered that capitalism is bad for people ^^ who would have thought it...
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2y ago
After node 10, things started to stabilize. These day a node upgrade is a tiny commit just changing the version number in the Dockerfile and package.json
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2y ago
Our engineering team is based in Europe (mostly Paris). We do use self hosted Gitlab but we pay the Gitlab Ultimate license. I think Gitlab is indeed quite popular here, and smaller companies do use the CE edition until they feel they can a
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2y ago
I think independent Taiwan greatly reduce Chinese sea ownership and access, which is annoying for both economic and military reasons
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2y ago
The secret sauce is so that, despite the huge size of the project, that kind of incident doesn't happen too often :)
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2y ago
Can it generate PDF / e-books? The author seems to be against both, at least for their own books, but my e-book reader cannot read websites conveniently.
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2y ago
Also you are missing a MAC, which is also a bad idea
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2y ago
This seem to use home made cryptography, which is never a good idea. In particular it's not clear why this design with layered algorithms is needed, nor why it uses a non standard KDF. Prefer using libsodium for the crypto, which has m
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2y ago
They could preinstall a bunch of competitors and you'd choose the ones you keep at first startup (like Microsoft had to do with browser). This would allow fairer competition for competing stores. Also they need to make sure the playsto
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2y ago
The problem with those packages that are "all inclusive" is that you end up depending on a very large number of third party packages, even if your use case probably doesn't require it https://npm.anvaka.com/#&
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2y ago
node:crypto seems to be supported by Deno's compatibly layer
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2y ago
I'm not sure size matters that much. Population density does indeed.
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2y ago
It's always a surprise to me how expensive internet access can be in the US. Here in France 1Gb/700Mb fiber connection costs 30€/month (and this is without commitment and includes TV stuff - "more than 180 channels"
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2y ago
Re-reading your comment, it's indeed clear that you were reporting other people point of view, sorry for the accusing tone.
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2y ago
Well I definitely have seen race used for humans in English, where ethnic group would have been correct as their is only one human race, which is why I believe the distinction is more blurry in English
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2y ago
Well, try to use the world "race" for human in France at least yes (sorry I'm talking about what I know of, I don't know for other French speaking countries), and you will see the reactions (maybe not as outraged than if
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2y ago
Interesting. The word "racisme" in French has also yet another meaning: the word "race" (identical spelling in French) cannot be used for human beings in French (works for cows and dogs) as "racime" is defined
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2y ago
Beware of generalizing behaviors and qualities based off people races and origins. This is what is called racism and is frowned upon or illegal in many places. If it helps you, I have one counter example handy: I have had an excellent India
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2y ago
That would be absolutely alright if we all had the same cards at the beginning of the game. The result is there some people take large part of the pie while not contributing to the baking in any meaningful way. Doesn't seem fair to me
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2y ago
Maybe this industry as a whole is driven by capitalists who all have a common interest in taking a bigger share of the pie than they deserve? :) ie it's not because you are well paid that you are paid enough or fairly
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2y ago
> Jetbrains IntelliJ platform supports language servers and for example, WebStorm will use tsserver for TypeScript code I don't believe tsserver even use LSP. It feels a bit like "Let's make a standard that everyone should
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2y ago
Maybe just use Nodejs? Everything is async by default and the API is not annoying or difficult to use
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2y ago
Hi! could you please explain what is this admin work that is bothering you? Thanks! (working at Dashlane, and happy to forward feedback to product team. I'll already forward your comment on pricing)
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2y ago
What makes it unsellable or unmoragable? I don't know how that works on the UK, but here if there is a defect in a house that requires 3300€ to fix, the house value is just estimated 3300€ less than the price without the defect (or wor
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2y ago
What should we understand? It looks like the H1 account is the actual company, at least they link to their website. Is the company doing bug bounty? Or is this a creative way to pay for an audit?
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