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781.
by forty 5y ago
Yes, bicycles too, maybe worse. But I tolerate them better because at least it's good for our planet. Also when I drive (very very rarely), I have been much more annoyed by motorcycles which are passing on the right or driving between
782.
by forty 5y ago
I live in the Paris, France area, and I think most people here that are not themselves driving such things are hoping that motorized two wheel vehicle gets outlawed. I'm not sure why, but people driving those seem to completely ignore
783.
by forty 5y ago
Sorry again, I see that I forgot to answer your good points about crypto api and permission. - I think the permission thing is bullshit (and probably a reason enough not to take deno seriously). I'd be interested to be proved wrong (I
784.
by forty 5y ago
Exactly. If you are going to part with the very large node ecosystem, I'm not sure why you would keep JS :)
785.
by forty 5y ago
Okay, well my experience is different, sorry :) maybe it had more to do with the people working on the FE teams vs the BE teams than with ecosystem, but FE always ended up downloading half of npm, while BE was much more reasonable. I'm
786.
by forty 5y ago
I don't mind 100 dependencies maintained by a single large community/project. I hate 100 dependencies each maintained (or not maintained) by single amateur devs (not negative to be clear, I just mean they are not paid for this).
787.
by forty 5y ago
Exactly. I think whatever actualy good idea deno might come up with will eventually be adopted by nodejs, which will make deno less relevant.
788.
by forty 5y ago
My understanding is that one of the goal of deno is to be more compatible with the Web. As a backend only dev I don't find that great, I rather have clearer separation between quality backend modules and shitty 100-dependencies web mod
789.
by forty 5y ago
My understanding is that you would need to rewrite the url and update the origin. I could be wrong as I did this lambda@edge a while ago, but the main difference between the two request event is that viewer request is done in all cases, whi
790.
by forty 5y ago
I guess most customers of snyk if not all, are going to be happy that they tagged this as a vulnerability. I'm not sure why they would have done anything differently, seems like exactly why they are paid for (I don't use them and
791.
by forty 5y ago
Sorry, but my shellcheck OCD forces me to say "read without -r will mangle backslashes." ;)
792.
by forty 5y ago
I agree with the 3 lesson, but here I find the main problem is the lack of test. And weirdly the author doesn't seem to have noticed it.
793.
by forty 5y ago
I guess that's what you mean, but I'm bothered that this article seems to mistake xenophobia with racism. Not that one is okay, but I feel confounding ethnicity with nationality is already a little racist.
794.
by forty 5y ago
Both the viewer request and origin request hook both happen early enough that you can update the path See https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/Develope... I have used lamdba@edge and our primary use
795.
by forty 5y ago
I think there is a limit of the efficiency of a single person. At some point, helping out others to be more efficient is more efficient than doing it all by yourself. With that said, I don't see anything wrong with stagnating at your p
796.
by forty 5y ago
Yes! I'm trying to convince junior devs to bother me more. Some do (did) a lot, and are very efficient as a result, they learn fast and become more autonomous quickly. Then I feel it's also part of my job to evaluate when the both
797.
by forty 5y ago
From your link [0] "URL redirects or rewrites" is a supported use case. For stripping /api/ from the path, I don't know what would be the benefit of doing it at the origin request, rather than at the viewer request?
798.
by forty 5y ago
I don't want to argue that the feature should be built in (and most importantly free, because that's something you forgot to mention, those lamdba functions are paid for each run) but > doesn't executing code for every sin
799.
by forty 5y ago
Some users might like a platform where saying obviously false things and potentially dangerous things is not allowed and I don't know why Twitter should not be allowed to provide them with this.
800.
by forty 5y ago
Of course there are use cases where not using cloud facilities is cheaper, but unless your business is low margin the difference might still be irrelevant and having the managed services available easily can be handy if you ever need them.
801.
by forty 5y ago
Oh yeah Excel (or libreoffice) is really awful to use in another language, I often have to force it to English because of the formula mess. But I guess that's a developer-who-can-speak English point of view.
802.
by forty 5y ago
I wouldn't mind but there are a bunch of people in this world who have no idea what those ASCII symbols even mean, and who might prefer using symbols they understand ^^
803.
by forty 5y ago
Since it's relevant and funny, I'll quote the famous rant of Linus Torvalds on the topic (it was because of issues it caused with Git, but I assume it still means it's unlikely Linux will ever follow this path ^^) "The t
804.
by forty 5y ago
Hum... I think simpler is better, and having each letter be what they are only seems much simpler than having to guess if the file system is going to decide my new file name is equivalent to another existing file name and overide it rather
805.
by forty 5y ago
Case insensitivity is a mess as soon as you start looking outside of ASCII.
806.
by forty 5y ago
I cannot see anything that's closer to "positive energy" than making people laugh a bit :)
807.
by forty 5y ago
I got worried when I saw this then checked https://status.aws.amazon.com/ and all seems good, I'm relieved ;)
808.
by forty 5y ago
I think HN somehow limit the pace of answers in fast threads to let people the time to think before they post (so the reply button appears with a bit of delay)
809.
by forty 5y ago
Wouldn't they have to pay for IIS as well? (Not mentioning Windows itself?)
810.
by forty 5y ago
Fast infrastructure has a cost that you might not be willing to pay in practice (especially if you happen to be the guy beaten by the police) https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20211221-human-cost-of...

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