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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
The title should be: "Insights is a tool to visually explore a PostgreSQL database"
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
sound great, doesn't work. if it would work, we would have perfect translations for spoken languages already. and google(translate) with it's massive computing, financial and brain power still hasn't figured it out.
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
i think that if you get the hardware info you will be able to find out some virtual pieces listed in there.
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
none. tracking makes you into a cattle. a dumb product to profit off of.
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
miss? no, not really. but slack ain't it either.
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
nowadays, as golang dev, i don't even know how DRY looks like :D what I've learnt throughout many years of coding is that purest mantra one should follow is YAGNI. devs think like devs and strive for perfect code. but that goes di
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
the best thing you can do is hire a good accountant and go through their books.
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
it used to go to my "fuck you" pile of cash but now i put it all into stock market. cash is just dead value that depreciates with inflation. i keep some for bad times but the rest is in equities.
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
the stored events are called event but they are actually envelopes. the true changes("event"), or payload of the envelope, is stored as serialized field. the envelope holds metadata like dates, domain, aggregate type and id, event
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
assuming no smartphone in this scenario, every time you visit any o their services you are being tracked via ip and headers you sent(referrer for example). this way they can build a profile, even if they do not have your personal details. y
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
you are 100% correct. one day i found my 5 months old comments on youtube, which i deleted. i expect someone had restored a backup due to some kind of failure. so yeah, 100% breach of GDPR right there. but an individual, that is the product
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
i have been working with eventsourcing for the past few years and a design i have implemented in the repositories(db) lately is to have one table for events and one table for snapshots(ie. the objects in the current state in serialized form
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
minds.com, bitchute.com :)
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
this is awesome https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/feedbroreader... you can get your subscriptions via https://www.youtube.com/subscription_manager
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Ask HN: YouTube Scubscriptions with No Account?
1 points by fsajkdnjk 7y ago|2 comments
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
i made a website for renting and selling real estate - worldwide. visually close to airbnb(ie. big map on the screen) and quite unique filtering mechanism for the ads(i've yet to see anything close to it). essentially the point was to
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
The best for me was working out of co-working space BUT not the one you imagine. It was actually from an office of a company I worked for before. About 5 people, modern, spacious, 15 minutes walking distance from my home. Literally not a si
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
"Essentially a database that updates continuously materialized views upon write" I do that now in my event-sourced application with stupid simple mysql. It is trivial to implement such functionality into the app layer and not into
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by fsajkdnjk 7y ago
it would be nice if firefox would stop sending unapproved requests on the background to mozilla's infra. i am tired of blacklisting all those domains in my hosts file. also the famous welcome screen full of google and other trackers...
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Ask HN: How to disrupt the payment card industry?
7 points by fsajkdnjk 7y ago|9 comments