jakemal

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by jakemal 7y ago
Users are responsible for creating the materialized views. This library just makes it extremely easy to expose APIs against those views. Does that answer the question you were asking?
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by jakemal 7y ago
Thanks! If you try it out, let me know what you think and feel free to let me know if you run into any problems.
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by jakemal 7y ago
I'll plug [Prefab]( https://github.com/neighborhoods/Prefab ), the project I've been working on for the last year and a half that was recently open sourced. We use it to generate most of our HTTP backend servic
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by jakemal 7y ago
While I agree access to the wealth of information on the internet should be a right, I don't think it's necessary to require every household to have gaming level latency. OTA latency is generally good enough for doing what really
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by jakemal 7y ago
It took me over half the article before I could parse "Amazon RDS Proxy for AWS Lambda" as a coherent sentence rather than a series of semi-related words strung together.
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Show HN: Prefab – A code generation library that builds PHP HTTP applications(github.com)
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by jakemal 7y ago
I was not asking from a standpoint of trying to tell you that you're wrong. I was asking because it seems like a good example to take away from the article but I'm not sure what specifically you were thinking.
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by jakemal 7y ago
Can you expand on what types of things you think we should be learning from China?
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by jakemal 7y ago
It seems like that is starting to happen with California's new data privacy law. I'm starting to get a lot of privacy policy update emails like I did when GDPR took effect.
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Thoughtworks Radar v21(thoughtworks.com)
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by jakemal 7y ago
The investors also paid a hefty price. The only person getting out of this scot-free is Adam.
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by jakemal 7y ago
It's an intentionally misleading title to get clicks. The actual context of the quote refers to the fact that encryption methods built in too much of a rush may introduce other vulnerabilities. This article has no substance or construc
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by jakemal 7y ago
That's what search engines used to be in the early days of the internet.
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by jakemal 7y ago
I was getting started on a calendar integration product targeted towards businesses and I just looked up the security assessment rules after reading your comment. Having to fork up tens of thousands just to allow the product to be usable co
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by jakemal 7y ago
They are very clear this is to prevent future problems. It's a problem that (most) people don't have yet.
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by jakemal 7y ago
I wasn't forced to login. Not sure if there is an article limit or not.
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by jakemal 7y ago
I think Google should steer clear of being the morality police. It's up to people to use emojis (and words) responsibly depending on the context.
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by jakemal 7y ago
Why don't you think it should exist?
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by jakemal 7y ago
Swiftkey has a setting to remove the dedicated emoji key.
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by jakemal 7y ago
> IAP (especially easy-to-access IAP or IAP that can't be locked by a parent) should get an E rating I disagree. I think it's Google's job to provide parents with the tools to lock down IAPs for children. Once the phone is
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by jakemal 7y ago
Sure, but I think you should compare the incentives between the two situations. A teacher doesn't have a real incentive to hand off your child to a stranger. A company holding a large amount of user data has the opportunity to make mil
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by jakemal 7y ago
This is a common argument against privacy measures and a very slippery slope. If it's fine to sell to Wall Street, should it be fine to sell to insurance companies? Who can use that information to label your habits as "high risk&q
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by jakemal 7y ago
There are other potential ways to make currency difficult to obtain without such significant energy usage.
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by jakemal 7y ago
It reminds of the article that was posted yesterday ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21315942 ) that said the biggest disruptors are the technologies that start out looking like toys. An HN commentor mentioned (which I
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by jakemal 7y ago
Can you share what you're working on? I would love to see a concrete example of something you are referring to as well as how you market it.
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by jakemal 7y ago
But you also have to consider that most people don't understand it because it's currently not relevant to them. If the system was put in place, I would imagine people who hear a lot more about that strategy.
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by jakemal 7y ago
Are there more ethical platforms that don't get blocked by default for Firefox users?