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by gurjeet 5y ago
Perhaps they are selling the domain, or planning to use it for a new service that allows users to create arbitrary URLs. Both of those scenarios can help an attacker take over old git.io URLs
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Algorithms and Data Structures Cheatsheet(algs4.cs.princeton.edu)
2 points by gurjeet 5y ago|0 comments
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by gurjeet 5y ago
This is the archived copy of the URL in the takedown notice. https://web.archive.org/web/20220114132753/https://docs.symp...
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by gurjeet 5y ago
Github does provide pretty descriptive method of submitting in their dmca repository readme [1], and in every takedown notice, as well. [1]: github.com/github/dmca/ > Our help articles provide more details on our DMCA take
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GmailFS – Gmail Filesystem (2004 – 2011)(web.archive.org)
1 points by gurjeet 5y ago|0 comments
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by gurjeet 5y ago
Full version of Self Help Singh's video, for those interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rerBnAKPn0
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by gurjeet 5y ago
TFA mentions that, and the reason why, as well.
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Mystery of why humans die around 80 may finally be solved(telegraph.co.uk)
11 points by gurjeet 5y ago|4 comments
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by gurjeet 5y ago
Because the title uses the word "several". Had it been replaced with "a few", the reaction would be consistent with what the reader would feel after reading the full article, and the statistics. original > Young women
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by gurjeet 5y ago
Take note of these anti-competitive practices, @mozilla and @firefox. Defend yourself. Your users' and customers' rights are being trampled upon. /cc @EFF https://twitter.com/0xGurjeet/status/1510678
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by gurjeet 5y ago
I use mostly this same setup for my personal site and blog [1] [2]. Git (versioning) -> Github (Git hosting) -> Github Pages (static site generation, and hosting) -> Cloudflare Free Plan (DNS and CDN). I have a Gitlab account that
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by gurjeet 5y ago
Their infomercial on Youtube, not limited by airtime, is quite informative about a few different causes of brain strokes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6Rt_HU1nD8 https://www.cdc.gov/stroke/types_of_
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Wathcman Heart Implant to Reduce Non-Valvular Afib Stroke Risk by 1/5(watchman.com)
1 points by gurjeet 5y ago|2 comments
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by gurjeet 5y ago
Thanks for looking into it. It's a missed opportunity; this application failure quite possibly cost you a customer loss. I am not sure when I'll be able to test it again. I think you should cross-promote PikaPods more, and promine
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by gurjeet 5y ago
I think the following could be an interesting project: A pair of programs. One to emulate Postgres server, another to emulate a Postgres client. These two programs would assume they are just talking to each other, and know exactly what to e
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by gurjeet 5y ago
Thank you for opening it up to the public. Much appreciated! Do you know of a package/application/library that can be used to validate just the FEBE protocal of Postgres, and possibly stress/performance test it, as well. Such
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by gurjeet 5y ago
Please open source your project. It sounds like a lot of (designing, as well as coding) effort went into making it, and you don’t want to see all that work go to a waste. Do not worry about it being buggy, or even it being bad (design, or c
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SimulaVR Upgrades CPUs (up to 12 cores) of their First Ever VR Computers(simulavr.com)
3 points by gurjeet 5y ago|0 comments
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by gurjeet 5y ago
PikaPods looks like an interesting idea. I invested some time setting up account, and trying to create Baserow pod. I was greeted with "Failure while adding container. Our team has been informed."
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CSS Fundamentals: Understanding Layout Algorithms(joshwcomeau.com)
3 points by gurjeet 5y ago|0 comments
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by gurjeet 5y ago
Just thought of this idea, let me know what you/others think. How about introducing a parameter that controls what percentage of time the frozen-plan will be used, and the rest of the time the regular optimizer will be allowed to creat
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by gurjeet 5y ago
Some interesting discussion starting on Reddit as well. Notably, sir_bok says: ... it is better to be uniformly slow than to risk a performance cliff where everything seems fine until it suddenly isn't. At least uniformly bad performan
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by gurjeet 5y ago
I have been in the following situation, and anecdotally I know many other DBAs and Developers have also bitten by such a situation. Hence I created this Postgres extension, to save us from the tyranny of a Query Optimizer :-). Following is
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Show HN: pg_plan_guarantee – Postgres Query Optimizer Hints, on Steroids.(github.com)
46 points by gurjeet 5y ago|5 comments
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by gurjeet 5y ago
I bet Linux, whatever distro you use, wasn’t right for you to begin with; but you made it yours by tweaking it to your liking. Trust me, you can tweak macOS to your liking, as well. I used to be a Linux lover, but after trying for almost a
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by gurjeet 5y ago
> Wachy uses the magic of eBPF ... eBPF may be magical, but because it's not readily usable, nobody uses its magical powers. I haven't tried Wachy, yet, but the short demo video on the landing page shows the power of eBPF, and
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by gurjeet 5y ago
I wrote a few browser based small apps at q.ht [1], in the hopes that once written and tested, I will never have to maintain that code or infrastructure. While most of those tchotchke apps are still still functioning as designed, the PDF ge
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by gurjeet 5y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30716390
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by gurjeet 5y ago
Oh no, what have I done! I hope you're not referring to my comment here [1]. Please note, that was, and remains, purely a speculation/hypothesis; see the thread after that. I have no knowledge, firsthand or otherwise, of them expl
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by gurjeet 5y ago
This advice makes a lot of sense to the affected person after the fact. But when someone's hurting, in that moment, the cannot relate to this advice. Human nature is immensely complex, and hence weird in that way. OP and his wife have

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