founderling

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by founderling 7y ago
Can you give an example of such an environment variable?
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by founderling 7y ago
Could be. I only know environments where every project has exactly one team member who can push to production. Usually the version control happens in git. And the person who can push to production is also the person in charge of the maste
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by founderling 7y ago
I have the feeling that most developers these days suffer from too much tooling in every area. And would be 2 to 10 times more productive without it. Most friends that I watch doing their deployment would be way more productive by simply us
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by founderling 7y ago
What do you mean?
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by founderling 7y ago
I started a local webserver listening on localhost:80 just to see what happens, but this thing seems to not detect it. It shows me "Scanning localhost ... localhost complete." Edit: My guess is that this thing can only detect serv
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by founderling 7y ago
Items cannot be shipped sometimes. In real life, that happens way way way more often due to other circumstances then due to race conditions. Staff breaks the last item. Manufacturer sent a box with 100 items but it only contained 99. The
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by founderling 7y ago
The response seems shockingly arrogant and irresponsible at first. But he is in fact right. A good reminder that people who are unfriendly and argue against public opinion are not necessarily wrong. I don't know opencart, but I know ho
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by founderling 7y ago
I mean a technical TlDr of how the actual attack works.
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by founderling 7y ago
Somebody write a TlDr. You'll be my hero of the day!
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by founderling 7y ago
Multi armed bandit algorithms have been used forever to optimize ads, websites, newsletters etc. Here is an article from 2013 that describes Googles Multi Armed Bandits algo integration into Adsense: https://www.cmswire.com&#x2
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by founderling 7y ago
Jesus .. the package.json alone is probably longer then a shellscript would be that implements the same functionality.
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by founderling 7y ago
Even when you fight that annoyance with a content blocker, the page itself is aggressive to no end. I scrolled down to see how long the article is. That somehow also triggered a redirect to the root. How is it possible that the most user
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by founderling 7y ago
Alice has 2 seashells, and Bob had -1 seashells does alice have 100% of all wealth Yes. Bob has no buying power at all.
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by founderling 7y ago
Maybe. What I wanted to emphasize is that a dollar "In the bank" means nothing else then "The bank owes you a dollar". And banks do not lend money they don't have. And where do they have it from? From other customer
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by founderling 7y ago
Money is debt. Imagine an island with two residents. Alice and Bob. There is no difference between these two scenarios: 1: Alice has 1 seashell. Bob has 0 seashells. 2: Alice has 0 seashells. Bob has 0 seashells. Bob owes Alice a seashell.
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by founderling 7y ago
Traditionally, ad click attribution has been done through the use of cookies and so-called “tracking pixels.” No. Clicks are not tracked via cookies but via urls. The search engine in their example would send the user to s
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by founderling 7y ago
Of course an earlier trademark filing is better then a later one. But what does that have to do with the quesion here? The question is if an entity that started using a trademark earlier would win in court over an entity that registered
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by founderling 7y ago
Is the "first to file" topic even relevant here? It seems to be a way of handling patents. But this case is about trademarks.
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by founderling 7y ago
Germany is also a first-to-file country Citation needed. All sources I have read about this topic come to the conclusion that the entity that uses a trademark first wins over an entity that regsiters a trademark afterwards. Ex
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by founderling 7y ago
Yes, it seemed like the author would be fine with it.
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by founderling 7y ago
Maybe the society has to finally adapt & embrace to the way things are going in the last 20 years: music stars to earn their money in the concerts they sold out due to "piracy" and not from selling CDs, movie stars from royalt
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by founderling 7y ago
there are an estimate of 7,714,576,923 AGI algorithms residing upon our planet. You can use the vast majority of them for less than 2$/hour Way too expensive for many tasks. most of it goes to waste If it was
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by founderling 7y ago
This seems totally absurd. Clicks are not tracked via cookies but via urls. The search engine in this example would send the user to someshop.com/someproduct?clickid=7e82jv927x748342 They say nothing about how they want to prevent th
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by founderling 7y ago
From a user perspective, GDPR has no impact so far. I am still being tracked to death wherever I go. Neither do companies offer me a way to get the data they have about me. This guy has been trying to get his Facebook data for 4 months now:
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by founderling 7y ago
I wrote this bookmarklet yesterday and I find it pretty useful. When you click it, you see the Alexa rank for the website your are currently on. Since it is short enough to fit in the HN title, I did not put it on GitHub or something. If yo
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location.href='https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/'+location.hostname+'?ver=classic'
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by founderling 7y ago
You cannot give each VM their own core. The business model of the cloud is that multiple VMs with virtual cores run on a single real core.
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by founderling 7y ago
It seems like Google thinks of the web as "their thing". Just like Facebook owns Facebook and Amazon owns Amazon, it seems Google wants to own the web and turn it into Google. Amp pages are similar to a Page on Facebook or an Arti
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by founderling 7y ago
I would be surprised if Google would allow to "link" to their page by putting it in a portal tag. Just like they don't allow putting their pages in iframes: https://jsfiddle.net/yea0jvxL/ But I would not
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by founderling 7y ago
Please do not use code formatting for quotations. Why not? I think it looks pretty good.

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