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Ask HN: Is there a definitive list of all prefixed API key?
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2y ago
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2y ago
Having read the full transcript I don't get how it counted 22 letters for mynznvaatzacdfoulxxz. It's nice that it corrected itself but a bit worrying
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2y ago
Kudos for being passionate and providing stuff for free. A lot of people will probably tell you to add a paywall, not sure it's breaking the "non-profit business model" if you keep the price really low. But at the same time,
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2y ago
Impressive, feels crazy to be able to build something like this without really knowing what they actually did on the backend.
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2y ago
Recently tried OpenSearch, it has good momentum but tbf the tooling / documentation and support are not that great. Contrary to what other people are saying in this thread, I would not say it has better branding than ElasticSearch and
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2y ago
You are not from Britain (or Europe), no? Privatisation of the rail in UK is a nightmare, the government is not holding the private sector to a high standard at all. High profit and High standard are barely compatible, I'm not sure the
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2y ago
It's a posture, either they wanted to cancel or they just want to make a point. The deal will resume after everything settles down. Justice being independent is key to a sane democracy, valuing money over justice is not the take you th
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2y ago
Impressive! Uploaded a 32mb video, played a few frames and immediately crashed my tab, honestly, that's also impressive, chrome rarely crash like this :D NB: using scroll to play video frame by frame is nice but on macos you can hide
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2y ago
There are a lot of public Slack for SaaS companies, phishing can be detected by serious users (especially when the messages seems phishy) but an indirect AI leak does not put you in a "defense mode", all it takes is one accidental
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2y ago
Toast are used for two reasons: - An action has a destructive operation that you can't easily undo because the main button has disappeared (i.e: delete, reset, confirm a popup, etc.) - Displaying a message would break the UI somehow (i
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2y ago
Very nice, how do you run the code? is it securely sandboxed?
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2y ago
Once in a while, a very interesting project that seems to be truly disrupting, congrats!
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2y ago
tl;dr they are profitable, but they don't want to show it. Once they want to reach profitability they will fire (layoff) most of the R&D department and make billions.
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Plane Crash in Sao Paulo, Brasil
(twitter.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
I'm puzzled by people debating tests. why such hate? They catch bugs, prevent breaking changes, and ensure API stability. I have never seen tests preventing me from refactoring anything. I guess it depends on the company and the proces
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2y ago
I tried to solve this after years of frustration, but it's a complex task, especially that "complete" means there is a lot of noise in the diagrams. Plus the data gathering is an immense task, not everything is in the repo ev
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2y ago
> data only ever resides on a single cluster node and its replica So a shard is not replicated in multiples nodes? If this node is down/in maintenance you can't read/write to this shard at all?
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2y ago
There are now more AI models than javascript framework!
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2y ago
Foo and Bar are now compatible with FooBar which can create a lot of issues even in strict mode. Typescript is amazing, but interfaces not being struct are a footgun in many places
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Layoffs at Postman
(apisyouwonthate.com)
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2y ago
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Gemini can't be disabled on Google Docs
(twitter.com)
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I think this is my biggest pet peeves when working on different projects. Plus port allocation conflict; if you have multiple docker databases or multiple project using the same default port it's not smooth and obviously changing port
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2y ago
They explicitly say "this method is not perfect and still hinges primarily on educated guesswork". So why are they dismissing a completely possible explanation? At least they should mention that's it's a possibility
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2y ago
I have read it, I don't see any mention of that in the article.
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2y ago
ProductHunt creates good SEO, allows investors to discover you, and provides good marketing material if you reach a high spot. I don't think you should expect more than that indeed. Also the system is now completely rigged by community
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2y ago
Feels like it's more likely they got trapped in a plane, ship, box and got there unwillingly. I'm surprised as a scientist you can get to this conclusion
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Ticketmaster Data Breach
(help.ticketmaster.com)
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2y ago
Another library/documentation that commits the sin of not showing any examples
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why not just `import 'fs' { read }`?
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2y ago
The fact that `npm init` still not default to `type: module` is baffling
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