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by jaequery 9y ago
I get that. I haven't fully read the in and outs of Mastadon but from a glance, it reminds me of Wordpress with Pingbacks. Or quite simply RSS feeds, where user you follow is essentially subscribing to their feeds. But all that aside,
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by jaequery 9y ago
I think people will assume their data is safer with Mastadon. But in a way, your data might even be more insecure, as you have no idea what and who the Instance owner is, and what they will do with the data. Also, now the responsibility of
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by jaequery 9y ago
This philosophy fits well with a new open source framework I've been working on that is focused purely on simplicity. https://github.com/jaequery/jasis The goal is to have a framework that's so easy to use th
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by jaequery 9y ago
Regardless of regulations, I feel you can’t really stop what the employees do with the data. For every company, there is an employee who have the key to your data just doing their jobs, be it devs verifying data to sysadmins managing the ba
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by jaequery 9y ago
Love it! You get big and give back to the community that have given you success, that is good karma! It's amazing to see how rare this is and I applaud Coinbase for stepping up like this. Kudos to the entire Coinbase team, I hope they
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by jaequery 9y ago
I think your feelings were shared by hundreds of professional investors that passed them up so dont be too hard on your 22yo self at the time. :)
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by jaequery 9y ago
I'm trying to see which is a bigger problem at hand. The Equifax breach a couple months back or the FB fiasco. Equifax breached over 143 million users with social security #, credit card #, and personal data. For FB, can someone explai
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by jaequery 9y ago
you might want to try Upwork if you haven't.
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by jaequery 9y ago
He was a living triumph. Lived and achieved beyond what his body would allow.
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ok while we are on the topic, can you show us a sample of what is a good design in a deck?
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by jaequery 9y ago
I like how simple that deck is. Why do people go overboard making it look fancy? Are there any investors that will take a look at the plain deck and think it is highly unprofessional, turning them down? I like that YC don't care about
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by jaequery 9y ago
i got tired of livecoding.tv after a while. perhaps i may get interested again later. at the end of the day, i did not get the desired benefit of either watching others code, or streaming your coding session.
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It really doesn't have to be a war anymore. Nowadays, you have both EMACS/VIM hybrids best of both worlds.
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I'm really curious how accurate the tool generates responsive designs. I feel like, it would have it's limits. It would be helpful to know what those limitations are before spending too much time and only to find out it won't
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by jaequery 9y ago
I used to think that way too. But Vue is really great for pages that have forms. It literally makes your life 10x easier.
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I was actually skimming his article to see if he mentions decentralization or blockchain somewhere.
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It was to meet the PCI-DSS Level-1 security standards for banking compliance. We'd store encrypted cards in one place and store the master keys in the AWS KSM to later decrypt it. But to retrieve the master keys, it goes through anothe
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Telegram is holding a secretive second pre-ICO sale(theverge.com)
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by jaequery 9y ago
go a step further and you will get into key management devices like the HSMs and/or the Amazon KMS. KMS cost almost next to nothing and it is pretty neat since its a web service, especially coming from the world of $40k+ Thales/Sa
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some are fake for sure. but this is more akin to the likes of strange occurrences of sinkholes than ufos. its not just one person reporting it, but an entire neighborhood.
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This strange sounds have been going on for many years now. It is really a strange phenomenon that's been occurring globally. On Youtube, it yields several people video recording them, from Russia to Asia: https://www.youtube
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by jaequery 9y ago
i never tried native script so i can't tell you for sure, but i hear that it produces code that works 100% on ios and android, whereas with React Native, it is platform dependent so you still need to modify code here and there to make
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by jaequery 9y ago
this is amazing! native script is just superior to react native in so many ways, always wanted to try but now that its paired with vue i may just jump head in! from what i hear, native script is more native than react native, 100% cross pla
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now that’s funny
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by jaequery 9y ago
Mongodb can be quite a nightmare once you start requiring anything more than a 1:1 relationship, which is pretty much any kind of app that is doing anything meaningful. Having to resort to doing things like map/reduce for a simple grou
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Did I just read that they spent a billion dollars on it?
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It's the React ecosystem. People didn't come up with the term javascript fatigue for nothing.
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by jaequery 9y ago
Coming from Angular, I hated seeing another framework that has conditions inside elements, like v-if, v-bind, etc. Especially when I saw things like @click, @submit, etc, I said Vue is not for me. However, you quickly realize it's not
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by jaequery 9y ago
In my opinion, Vue is the most elegant javascript library out there. Jquery used to take this spot for me, but Vue has superseded it . Everything just makes a lot of sense without a lot of fluff added to it. It does everything React does an
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by jaequery 9y ago
start looking into ipfs if you havent already. there are lots of prqctical and useful things you can do with it.

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