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Triangle fraud in brick and mortar retail
(getcho.app)
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Right on. Pretty quickly that's the better solution
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This type of thing is actually practical. Google Cloud Tasks have a max schedule date of 30 days in the future so the typical workaround is to chain tasks. As other commenters have suggested you can also set a cron check. This has more pers
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How to Save a Delivery
(getcho.app)
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That's interesting. It's gotten a lot better I guess. A little over a year ago, I tried to use GPT to assist me in deobfuscating malicious code (someone emailed me asking for help with their hacked WP site via custom plugin). I go
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2y ago
Cool but I didn’t really see AI specifics
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2y ago
Good breakdown. As others pointed out, there's an overlap. I dug through my browser history and found my weekly Google searches in 2024 is 119, down from 300 in 2022.
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This is very cool! It always felt like PHP was behind in tooling - git-driven CI was challenging for WordPress (because the framework's plugins edit the project files and it is married to subversion), and serverless PHP was basically i
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> Alexa put a huge emphasis on protecting customer data with guardrails in place to prevent leakage and access For what it’s worth we were working on a conversational health app and this why we picked Alexa over alternatives (if you’re b
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The Vercel Web Application Firewall
(vercel.com)
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It's too loud at the show, at the game and even in the bathroom
(madison.com)
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Oh nice, I'll check out nyc systems. Thanks!
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You got any in-person NYC clubs planned for this Summer?
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How timely. I was just trying to figure out how Webviews handled browser notifications yesterday (they don't which is obvious in hindsight I guess). That one doesn't yet resolve on this site, but I've bookmarked it
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The Great Stink
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Dropbox Sign (formerly HelloSign) data breach
(sign.dropbox.com)
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I like TinyMCE too and swapped out a Quill editor in its favor 6 months ago. But I was annoyed that you needed an API key to use their static JS in your site and disturbed that they rapidly shrunk free tier "use" of rendering an e
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It turns out that using an API Key for a WYSYG editor was not a good idea
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TinyMCE is now charging for "editor loads" on sites that use its editor
(tiny.cloud)
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Twilio Response Rates Across Vector Embedding Clusters
(koptional.com)
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Analyzing Twilio response rates after the A2P requirement
(koptional.com)
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Ha! When I saw the mtlynch post on being a bootstrapped founder I immediately looked for this post. It's one of my favorites and I share it with all of my potential clients (I run a development firm and compete with agencies that seem
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Yes I'm set now, at the time though it seemed like it might not come back in stock
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Thank you I'm happy to forward my correspondence to you
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I have a Framework and have probably procured 10-15 total for my company & a few clients. It's great that you can swap out any part of the laptop. That said, I broke my input cover [0] and tried to order a new one, but the listed p
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This is cool! I have a HN pipeline where I upvote things that I want to drill into, and a script I wrote generates PDFs and sends to my Kindle for offline reading (great for my pipeline). That uses Playwright's "to PDF" metho
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Similar to you, chargeback is a concern (triangle fraudsters using stolen credit cards and all). We're not the merchant, normally that's a brick and mortar retailer. In addition to chargeback Generally, I really hate the idea of s
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I will have to write a case study on this at some point, but triangle fraudsters have attempted to use our company's delivery service [0] to fulfill curbside pickups from Best Buy etc presumably to unsuspecting e-commerce buyers. I not
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In the third grade I read a book called The Mouse and the Motorcycle which mentioned this object. I didn't know what it meant nor did my parents. So my grandfather bought me a massive unabridged dictionary which offered an unsatisfac
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I merged two codebases (several thousand commits each) into a monorepo using a similar strategy. Instead of top level files in an api repo, and top level files in a web repo, we have packages/api and packages/web. It feels magical
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