harshitaneja

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by harshitaneja 3y ago
Going on a tangent here but why s3? Why not avoid vendor lock in and just serve static files? My setup is to post blobs over a small rest api which balances storage load over all the file servers using nginx. It responds with the serverSubd
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by harshitaneja 3y ago
Exactly. And a market in general wouldn't ever create those programs themselves if they don't provide any direct or indirect profits. So these would be state directed. I am not sure we have any disagreement anywhere. :)
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by harshitaneja 3y ago
Yes. But not from the same group of people over and over again. At least not in the laissez faire style systems where the market would stop assuming uniform risk and increase insurance rates to the expected values based on the probabilities
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by harshitaneja 3y ago
Couldn't this be automated as a github action and run on a fixed schedule or triggered by policy update email?
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by harshitaneja 3y ago
Very well put. I have tried to argue the same point here and on reddit in past. The only real argument against I get is from the privacy perspective. That people tend to use alternative youtube clients or other such hacks to be able to cons
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by harshitaneja 3y ago
Child selectors I can understand. But won't media queries mostly be limited to containers and thus used sparsely and those cases would warrant having a class of their own even if one decides that named classes for each element is a has
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by harshitaneja 3y ago
Can't this be solved by creating small css classes for your colour palette like font-color-primary, background-color-warn, etc? The benefit being that anyone who needs to include these only needs to think about the context and have con
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by harshitaneja 3y ago
Hetzner is great and I love it and use it for all my dev needs. But there availability is in limited zones and for production I do suffer from the latency. Haven't found any other provider which costs anywhere near the same(every compa
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by harshitaneja 4y ago
I love Hetzner and keep a couple of machines running for prototypes and running scripts. But I can't use it for production or as my primary remote development environment because for someone in India the latency is way too high. I real
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by harshitaneja 4y ago
I feel you. Even though I am more okay with the transience of the feeds. I have a similar setup but running on my cloud VM and using my custom scripts and apps. I have built a CLI client but not gotten around to mobile apps yet. Hope to fin
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by harshitaneja 4y ago
I appreciate the sentiment of not wanting to give into vendor lock-in for convenience but why manually download podcasts and go through the whole process when you can use RSS and ask podcasters to keep supporting RSS feeds? You get good erg
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by harshitaneja 4y ago
Which region is India invading?
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by harshitaneja 4y ago
Been away from linux GUI systems for some time but isn't that resolved now with ozone in chromium which brings wayland support. I remember using electron beta with ozone and building vscode with it for proper wayland support. It worked
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by harshitaneja 4y ago
Ah. I misinterpreted this thinking the user password would be used but in this case having a separate password which user would have to reenter erratically. I am not in security but think that XSS might be a concern here with something so s
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by harshitaneja 4y ago
I am not sure how would that prevent them having access to the key and subsequently the data? Is there any platform which implements what you are suggesting and prevents the platform access to the data on a web application? Genuinely asking
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by harshitaneja 4y ago
They already have whatsapp which does the very thing.
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by harshitaneja 4y ago
Everyone talking about not having E2EE in messenger, am I missing something? How would one implement E2EE on a web application? How would the key sharing work on such a transient platform?
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by harshitaneja 4y ago
How would you implement E2EE on a web application?
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by harshitaneja 4y ago
Routinely use Audio MIDI to watch content with someone using multiple bluetooth earphones. Quite a nice and easy interface.
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by harshitaneja 4y ago
I don't know about US but in India the process to review cancellation fee doesn't require interacting with support but rather a two click process to state the reason for cancellation. Works quite well and the only time they don&#x
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by harshitaneja 5y ago
What's being suggested here is that most vendors would only offer networked solutions and you wouldn't have enough options to exercise your choice.
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by harshitaneja 5y ago
In India, Live Law is pretty good.
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by harshitaneja 5y ago
And I am not advocating that any one takes away that from you, just for us to have a choice.
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by harshitaneja 5y ago
I develop. No, 30% doesn't break my business majorly because my business model is not around app sales but I agree with your point that for most 15 and 30 won't break the business. But you are presenting a false dichotomy. Why are
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by harshitaneja 5y ago
This 15% happened after all the outrage. Yes, all these mega corps don't care about the little guy but apple allowing third party options doesn't take away from their ability to continue to provide the services to developers who s
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by harshitaneja 5y ago
Young people(of which I am one if 24 is considered young in this context) might reject FB but instagram(owned by FB well now meta) is probably the most engaged social media by people of younger 18-29. And whatsapp is the most used messaging
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by harshitaneja 5y ago
If anyone can pull this, for me it is definitely System76. Love PopOS. Even though I am an archlinux user but of all the distros I have tried(and I have tried a lot), PopOS was the one that just worked. On dozen+ different devices with diff
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by harshitaneja 5y ago
But that's the thing, if it took the whole string it would be fine, it extracted the exact right substring. There for 5 others in the same file. None I would have been able to distinguish from each other without context.
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by harshitaneja 5y ago
No it was oauth access token issued for a test user I created. Nothing special about the token.
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by harshitaneja 5y ago
This doesn't seem likely. No one would be generating it this way as access token is issued after oauth and I am unaware of any method to get the second half of the token without the first half. And given that in the same response that

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