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by i386 4y ago
God forbid we have names that explain the subject
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by i386 4y ago
I believe it’s only transmissible through saliva. Unless you are bitten by the infected animal you will be fine. https://www.cdc.gov/rabies/transmission/index.html
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by i386 4y ago
I think Songbird was the most consumer facing XUL app that didn’t originate from Mozilla
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by i386 4y ago
“Comments are locked” is always a slap in the face
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by i386 4y ago
Is Microsoft short of cash or something?
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by i386 4y ago
Absolutely not what I am saying, please read up.
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by i386 4y ago
About three months for long lived tokens in my experience. My recommendation would be to use them weekly.
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by i386 4y ago
Risk without risk mitigation is just bad business.
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by i386 4y ago
this is easy to say as a comment on HN but unavoidable to a large degree for businesses in the marketing and social media space.
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by i386 4y ago
You need to keep using the tokens for them to remain valid. Have a daily job that fetches the users basic profile info like /accounts/me to keep them valid
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by i386 4y ago
It seems to be affecting a lot of people using Instagram Display API but not the Instagram Graph API. Loads of reports. https://developers.facebook.com/support/bugs/743806503999661
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by i386 4y ago
Welcome to Meta API
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by i386 4y ago
My startup is a consumer of the Graph API for Instagram (OP appears to be using Dispay API). We have about 1000 loc that just deal with weird user specific bugs in their API and it’s impossible to give feedback about it to anyone at Meta. O
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by i386 4y ago
Not sure why this is downvoted. Success is trying. You don’t get anywhere with any substance without putting the hard yards in. And sometimes, it doesn’t work. That’s okay.
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by i386 4y ago
What on earth does GPT have to do with this.
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by i386 4y ago
> MiFi is absolutely not free. Paying for MFI might be a problem for your local Brooklyn usb-c cable artisan but not for your high volume low margin Asian cable manufacturer.
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by i386 4y ago
A weird comment that deserves more upvotes.
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by i386 4y ago
Turn off “hardware acceleration” in discord settings. It’s a huge GPU hog.
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by i386 4y ago
I think our caching needs were abstracted out, most confluences servers used escache and confluence clusters used coherence.
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by i386 4y ago
Always review Oracle license changes closely. At Atlassian in 2008, I noticed that they had acquired a company called Coherence which made a distributed cache for the JVM. Confluence used it heavily for its clustered edition, but the origin
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by i386 4y ago
Just getting into openswoole myself. Are you using any db pooling with laravel? At the moment I’m solving this with proxysql and MySQL sockets.
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by i386 4y ago
Google does not. It hires a lot of specialists and fungible people.
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by i386 4y ago
Great companies design for the best product experience and work backwards to the best technology to make it possible. Crypto is solutioneering at its very worst.
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by i386 4y ago
WWW/HTML/SQL Startup Ideas (1999)
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by i386 4y ago
Even after building and selling developer tools for a decade, it always surprises and enrages me to see how miserly developers are.
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by i386 4y ago
Yeah until some IT moron running a hospital installs this on their aging fleet for budgetary concerns.
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by i386 4y ago
I know for a fact that NASA (at least JPL) uses JIRA. My marketing manager and I had organized with JPL to put out a press release when Mars Curiosity landed on Mars. We waited up all night for the Rover to land and got the OK from JPL to p
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by i386 4y ago
The internet is BBS with less steps.
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by i386 4y ago
No, all VR is just the internet with extra steps.
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by i386 4y ago
Sadly being proactive about these issues is not incentivized in our society until something very bad happens. Recent events come to mind.

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