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by jasode 4y ago
>Isn't that all there's ever been? Just chronological and popularity? Youtube old UI "SORT BY" option had "Date added (oldest)" : https://imgur.com/a/9czAAiv Youtube new UI remov
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by jasode 4y ago
Fyi... the url params in that source code[1] no longer work: const urls = { popular: `?view=0&sort=p&flow=grid`, oldest: `?view=0&sort=da&flow=grid`, newest: `?view=0&sort=dd&flow=grid`, } Which
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by jasode 4y ago
> You don't have to apply force in any different direction if you put scissors with symmetric handles in the wrong hand. [...] But that's not the same as needing to apply force any differently. For precision made scissors wit
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by jasode 4y ago
Fyi... current http response is: 502 Bad Gateway nginx
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by jasode 4y ago
>The same zillion people will see your short summary and the link to your blog on Twitter. No, that isn't what happens and the author of this thread's article makes the same mistake when he writes: > do not use Twitter. Y
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by jasode 4y ago
I looked for the 22.10 download a few hours ago and didn't see it so I did a Google search and found today's comment about it possibly being delayed: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1436351/when-will-ubu
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by jasode 4y ago
>This distinction between informational asymmetry and security through obscurity seems artificial. Doesn't security through obscurity rely on informational asymmetry by definition? It depends on your definition: - (1) "securi
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>You'll need to implement [...] , processes for people losing their second factor due to You're exactly right! The pure TOTP algorithm is the easy part. The underestimated part is the extra overhead of human customer support
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>I was looking for a lay of the land Why & how did you arrive at the decision to use Cloudinary to host images for your Savory website instead of locally hosting them yourself? Have you looked at your Cloudinary analytics dashboard
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by jasode 4y ago
Some meta-commentary about some of the replies ... so far, there are 4+ replies suggesting the obvious step of storing in the images on the same web server host. But I notice the submitter is software engineer ex-Stripe, ex-Yelp, ex-Adobe.
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>it's not clear that Cloak does anything novel when compared to existing systems. I'm not an expert on the current state of censorship-circumvention utilities but I found this recent comment when browsing the Cloak source rep
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>It was definitely in the introductory BASIC teaching materials for TRS-80 and other micros. For 8-bit home computers of 1980s, I don't remember any of the official BASIC manuals that came with computer using "HELLO WORLD&q
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by jasode 4y ago
> with at least 2 servers is what I'd consider distributed. There are several meanings of "distributed" : (1) multiple servers coordination like Google's MapReduce BigTable, Cassandra, Hadoop, etc (2) describing a s
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by jasode 4y ago
>But what does distributed mean in this context? The older Jetbrains IDEA IDE is a monolithic local application. E.g. it does both UI navigation _and_ batch processing work like source code indexing . Fleet is re-architected to be &q
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by jasode 4y ago
Some of the sibling answers focus on the data format -- e.g. plain HTML etc. But I believe you're actually asking about durable institutions of people without realizing it: >(i.e. a website that will stay up for 30 years after
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by jasode 4y ago
>Denys Davydov is a Ukrainian, hometown Sevastopol, whose channel was mostly about his life as a commercial aviation pilot until the war started. He does not show any of the sort of content you discuss, and is definitely not cheerleadin
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by jasode 4y ago
> It's the creator who is demonetized on a demonetized video or channel. YouTube still often shows ads on such videos, it just keeps all the money instead of 45% of it. I may be wrong but I don't see evidence that Youtube con
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>demonetized because I cover the war I understand his instinct to self-title his video as "I cover the war" which implies a noble journalistic service for viewers but in comparing other youtube channels talking about Ukrain
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>He didn't say "anytime soon", you added that part. I don't think it was a deliberate misquote of gp to manipulate readers. Instead, the "anytime soon" was responding to gp's exact statement of :
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>What we need is not [...] cloud storage. We need [...] a decent distributed filesystem, Distributed files to where exactly? You need to be more concrete about the remote location of non-local data that normal people can use. Ok,
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>You don't "find what you are good at" - that is backwards. [...] , working at learning and practicing, you will become good at it. Because of the imprecise way the op phrased his question, I think you've misinterpr
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>, comes in sentences that are a tad more malleable, >What is he even talking about? The "malleable" is referencing his later paragraphs about SEO A/B testing of headlines[1] and dynamically generated text of new
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>, otherwise it will risk losing funding. Are you doing anything about this to de-risk? To level-set, I don't think customers need to worry about GCP literally "shutting down" like Stadia being discontinued. GCP alread
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by jasode 4y ago
>post: One of those ways is to force your browser to *not* download any file larger than a fixed threshold (like 50 kilo bytes >You mean discussing about lightweight websites on a website that weights less than 100KB? Many HN t
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by jasode 4y ago
Since he mentioned the Discord benefit for Patreon, I'm guessing the ability to chat with him would be the biggest incentive. The audience really likes getting extra access to a creator and have 2-way communication instead of just b
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>If texting didn't exist and everyone you talk with had to switch to talking over the phone, how many people would you have to answer per day? I understand the purpose of your question but it's not constructive to the discuss
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>I read this wonderful article on mainframe OSes. As irony, the url link points to an article mentioning the Unisys mainframe. Unisys later switched to running on commodity x86 servers with a Unisys emulation on top: https:/&#x2
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>I decided to just ask 4 women colleagues and they all agreed unanimously that referring to women as female is weird. It's clinical I actually already agree with your coworkers reactions but your survey isn't really what I w
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>majority of the search results you linked to are from articles 20-30 years old, I'd imagine sometime around 1990-2000. One of the links from the 1st page of Google results is a February 2022 article written by a woman (Nicole Gel
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by jasode 4y ago
For me, I'm totally fine with the house being cold and in the low 60s during the winter and just using sweatshirts and space heaters as necessary. However, some folks (especially females) don't like the ambient air being that cold

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