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by hiatus 1y ago
How does it work?
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by hiatus 1y ago
How can we export the backups from premium version? Let me guess—we can only export the URLs.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Sounds like you don't have many meetings and it might make sense to work from a coffee shop or something from time to time.
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by hiatus 1y ago
They all have some affiliation with the company.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Another appwrite employee https://github.com/ChiragAgg5k
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by hiatus 1y ago
They work for the company. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31421863 Oh, so do you https://github.com/ChiragAgg5k
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by hiatus 1y ago
Pretty scummy behavior for all of these people to comment without disclosing their affiliation with the company.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Do you work at appwrite? https://github.com/ebenezerdon
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by hiatus 1y ago
They're not already? You've made numerous comments on appwrite posts in the past https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28394414 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28434456
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by hiatus 1y ago
Are you affiliated with Appwrite? Your comment history inclines me to believe so. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30775356
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by hiatus 1y ago
I receive NXDOMAIN for that hostname.
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by hiatus 1y ago
I wouldn't think a custodian of records is allowed to do whatever they want with them, but I don't know what they are and are not allowed to do.
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by hiatus 1y ago
It's crazy that your own genome is not protected health information. Your doctor can't just sell your info to another doctor when they close their practice.
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by hiatus 1y ago
First sale doctrine only applies to physical copies.
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by hiatus 1y ago
That's not Capital One being fined but the CEO himself.
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by hiatus 1y ago
> Sure, it would struggle in Buffalo during a snowstorm or in Mumbai during the monsoon, but so do human drivers. We don't expect technology to be on par with human capabilities but to exceed them.
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by hiatus 1y ago
I would expect the flashcards produced under this regime to be utterly useless, like a flashcard with "A" and the answer is "B", or simple math problems. In other words, Goodhart's law.
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by hiatus 1y ago
A sculpture is not a security.
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by hiatus 1y ago
There are some sites that sell them at a discount.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Not if it's curved.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Would you be willing to share your fork?
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by hiatus 1y ago
It seems that's the only way according to their "support us" page. https://www.openhomefoundation.org/organization/#support-our...
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by hiatus 1y ago
I doubt airlines complicate boarding groups to reinforce classes. It is likely all about the bottom line, and nickel and dime-ing you at every opportunity.
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by hiatus 1y ago
Is this any different from using --cache-type-k and --cache-type-v?
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by hiatus 1y ago
Have you been through any sort of audit like SOC 2 or ISO 27001? Can't see any enterprises even engaging in a conversation without something like that. As a person who works in security in a large enterprise, I'd expect some kind
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by hiatus 1y ago
How? Based on issuer identification number?
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by hiatus 1y ago
I guess things have changed since it has not always been the case that the bank would reimburse you. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/06/business/payments-fraud-z...
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by hiatus 1y ago
Go Zelle someone and try to get the money back.
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by hiatus 1y ago
What do the guidelines have to do with this? I'm curious why people are upvoting an ad especially when most of the comments are non-sequitors.
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by hiatus 1y ago
How is this ad frontpage news?

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