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by iagooar 9y ago
Maybe with a chain like with SSL certificates & authorities? Or maybe there could be a reference database with all the versions signed by a given authority so that you could verify it's an approved version? Why not go even further
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by iagooar 9y ago
Not that it won't happen again, but that "if we can't make sure we can make people's data be safe, we don't deserve the to be our customers".
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by iagooar 9y ago
Got the some exact issues that you mention. Also in the US, not that much in Europe. Given the kind of company that we are, we lose way more from false-positives than from true-positives. With this system in place, Stripe is punishing legit
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by iagooar 9y ago
Sorry, but you clearly have no idea what you are talking about. What you are saying just sounds like a parrot repeating something without a thought.
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by iagooar 9y ago
And: https://about.gitlab.com/2017/02/10/postmortem-of-database-o...
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by iagooar 9y ago
RSS will never die, as long as podcasts are using it (and podcasting IS booming around the world right now). Many thought it dead even in the podcasting world, yet there is no viable alternative and there won't be in the next few years
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by iagooar 9y ago
Nobody wants to use Android or W10.
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by iagooar 9y ago
ARM less powerful? Wait and see what Apple can do with their own ARM-design if they target Desktops / Laptops. We might get to see 32 or even 64 cores in a regular MBP. Now tell me how THAT would be less powerful than the current Intel
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by iagooar 9y ago
That's what happens if all your business does is sending pictures around. What's the intrinsic value of it? Of course people will uninstall the app as quickly as it's uncool or they are told to by their idols. If Snapchat gen
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by iagooar 9y ago
> Maybe some day European countries will all get together and agree on a single, unified corporate tax level across the European Union. I completely agree. European countries should start thinking more about their shared, common good tha
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by iagooar 9y ago
Isn't it considered a bad practice already? But same as with regular bugs, complexity is not something one can just stop doing. It's something to actively manage and take care of.
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by iagooar 9y ago
Than it would mean that it shouldn't have been free in the first place. I really can't wait the time you have to pay for most content. It will reduce informational clutter and improve quality of the content.
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by iagooar 9y ago
That is something to be proud of. I've always considered Python one of the most mature and powerful languages out there. If Ruby has reached that level, I'm honestly very happy.
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by iagooar 9y ago
Things I dislike the most about Ruby: - Raw performance - Runtime metaprogramming from hell - Monkey patching - No real concurrency support, tons of non-threadsafe code and gems - Too Rails-centric - Little presence outside web development
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by iagooar 9y ago
Yes, I'm sure he or she is exactly that kind of person.
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by iagooar 9y ago
They work hard, or they work a lot of hours?
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by iagooar 9y ago
Sorry, that people who speak their own language in their own country bother you so much.
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by iagooar 9y ago
Why not use these people as cashiers? I wonder if this endless line thing is something typical in the US. I've been to many European countries and other than before Christmas, you never feel like staying in line is something to even th
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by iagooar 9y ago
Server only runs on iPhones with < 5% battery.
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by iagooar 9y ago
That's a very fair point. Might be that to a certain degree people feel in debt with the person who offered them their time, thus making a positive business decision easier.
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by iagooar 9y ago
The oldest restaurant in Europe is in Wroclaw: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piwnica_Świdnicka I once went there without knowing the fact, and it amazed me. It feels so different to sit between those old walls, trying
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by iagooar 9y ago
Especially so with your high-profile customers. There's nothing, NOTHING better than meeting your customer personally, shaking hands, visiting their office or having lunch together. Humans are, by nature, social beings. Even though, as
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by iagooar 9y ago
It's like saying: I stopped reading newspaper, and read novels only now! Even though they share the same channel (text, audio, etc.), those are not replaceable things. Or at least that's my opinion.
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by iagooar 9y ago
I'm buying. Bitcoin might as well hit 20k soon after this.
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by iagooar 9y ago
Too late. You can't wait 4 years in this fast-paced world. The best time to start was tomorrow. The second best is today.
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by iagooar 9y ago
What happened that the disclosure was too early?
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by iagooar 9y ago
You forget that in any normal - I repeat, NORMAL - country, police would not have killed an innocent person no matter what. I get sick when I think that one phone call and a random address can get INNOCENT HUMAN BEINGS killed. Is this the A
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by iagooar 9y ago
You're not at risk of getting SWAT'ed in Germany, though.
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by iagooar 9y ago
What does "legally protected" mean in this context? What makes that land different? Genuinely curious.
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by iagooar 9y ago
Good time to buy if it drops to that price. EOY 2018 Bitcoin could be worth 10x that.

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