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One thing I don't see mention regarding the existing US ACH (or whatever interbank) system is that there is absolutely no verification or security in this system. Just like verification of paper check signature and a whole lot of other
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Yeah it sounds like Electron with React/JS UI talking to a Rust "backend". I would give them credit for keeping the important bits in Rust though
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6y ago
Isn’t it unfair to compare the overzealous first-world parents who try to push education more at preschool level to those parents targeted by GP, providing a “decent lower school education” to the poor? I think education is also high ROI, b
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6y ago
A good way to draw that line would be “what level of success is required to make a decent living, house, and typical luxuries of life” compared to your peers. For a software developer, this is not as hard as making a “hit”. A regular 9-5 jo
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> ultimately Tweeting from 45 for a moment I thought it read `tweeting from 45's`
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6y ago
I would think it is better to start with a smaller amount - not zero just to make sure you are getting users who would be willing to pay the real (higher fee) later. Subsidizing to zero only works for those which either have a network effec
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6y ago
I have seen people taking the easy way out setting up dev environments where these security holes are ignored. Hopefully in some near future, everyone would use something like tailscale[1] or nebula[2] instead of taking the easy way out and
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6y ago
For the record, I don’t work for cloudflare. I was merely pointing out that failsafe and bulletproof tools for every situation is a myth in my humble opinion. If you have seen and work for organizations that know how to do this better, good
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I would assume CF operations folks would be constantly making changes that affect “production” many times a day. Some of it will be to be counteract an issue that originally started because of an external issue like they mention here. In an
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6y ago
sorry, when you said first semester, I assumed you meant first semester of the 4 yr course, as in intro classes. But you probably meant first semester of this year. Either way, it is good to experiment. Thank you for doing that.
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Is this undergrad? Genuinely curious, how will you get someone to understand what ownership helps avoid without them having experienced the pain on the other side? I guess with younger and younger kids learning programming these, may be the
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There is a way for people who have imagination like you to get rich in the current world though - turn this into a Netflix movie or series :)
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I think “extension” covers any custom code (even functions that need to import a c library), not just major db features. I have had to do it recently [1] to customize partitioning function to be the way I like. It would be great to do it in
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> respond in a manner that is similar to other threats of similar risk Is there another example in the U.S where U.S citizens reacted reasonably and averted disaster?
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Just so people aren't confused, BLM == Bureau of Land Management
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Yes, I agree. Wording wasn't right. What I meant was that it is trying to define a universal target with runtime system interface and such. The only reason I drew a comparison was that both are trying to bring standardization, but in d
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There are not comparable afaik. WASM is also more ambitious, along with WASI (system interface) creating a portable final executable (compare to JVM), whereas LLVM is only a set of intermediate language and tools. When this transition perio
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Alon Zakai[1] gave a good talk[2] on the current state of WebAssembly, particularly on the current state of performance 1. https://twitter.com/kripken 2. https://youtu.be/4ZMY3QE5t9o
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I have a request for all the Flutter folks/fans - it would be great if you all can say something about how you can get over / stay sane with the staircase looking nesting of code blocks and how you manage to keep it all in your he
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I hope someone has a stat on how many HN replies are by third parties. Now breakdown by hamming distance of usernames from GP :) :)
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I am talking about cases where the ad results in a click or view through and finally tracked to a purchase from the same provider. You shouldn’t see the same ad again or another ad to rent a hotel room from same hotel chain. I thought that
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This kind of page-content-based ad targeting did exist way before fine tuned retargeting (say, search or audience/segment retargeting). There are whole bunch of companies that serve this exact market. The reason a more complicated reta
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This can also work as a solution where the “setup” (of trusting CA) is baked in to the image. Then there is no ssh related setup until the day you actually need to ssh to the host. And you get the guarantee that no ssh login can happen unti
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With a text like this, you can’t blame the readers assuming incompatibility and losing interest > Now, what does Gemini currently have to offer? The best way to find out is to head over to the official site: gemini.circumlunar.space in y
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Interesting find. This should apply to any online password manager, though. Shouldn't this apply even to sites like LastPass? Or anything where your master password is entered via a "3rd party" software (browser in this cas
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We are way past the argument that “free” => “no value to business”
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For what it is worth, GitHub supports rendering AsciiDoc. You just have to name your files .adoc I instead of .md I do have to mention that sometimes advance features have tripped me and I have to spent some time figuring out why. I am sure
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6y ago
I read the title as “... is pointless”.
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This! I have been trying to make this point for a while. I will be quoting this whenever I can :)
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Show HN: Blackhole – an HTTP sink for testing, record and replay HTTP traffic
(github.com)
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