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by jtchang 9y ago
So took a look. My first reaction is "meh". It doesn't really save me time or make my product more effective. It is like buying insurance. Also there are incentives to plug your ears and say you don't know about any brea
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by jtchang 9y ago
It's funny to imagine how Slack employees communicate when slack itself is down! Hopefully they have an internal instance separate from the public facing one.
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by jtchang 9y ago
I wish 9P was named differently. Would actually speed adoption with a bit of "marketing".
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by jtchang 9y ago
Weren't we still unsure how the thruster actually worked? As in where the thrust was coming from?
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by jtchang 9y ago
Oh nevermind single board computer.
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by jtchang 9y ago
What is an SBC?
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by jtchang 9y ago
What does it mean when he says he pushed over into the dive more? Does that mean he went faster down?
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by jtchang 9y ago
Can you actually post the size of the CSVs? Are we talking 1-2GB, 10GB, 100GB, 1TB? sqlite might actually work fairly well.
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by jtchang 9y ago
CapitalG is such a gangsta name.
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by jtchang 9y ago
You want 16GB ram. You want 512GB storage if you do android or ios dev. Images take up a lot of room.
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by jtchang 9y ago
I know lots of SMBs that use Wix. It's a solid platform to get started but can be kinda slow and hard to work with at times. For some background they are an Israeli company and a few years back they opened up a Wix Cafe space out near
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by jtchang 9y ago
How is that fast food? McDonalds be definitely be a good decision between eating nothing or eating something.
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by jtchang 9y ago
Why is the contract code so hard to read? Bytecode?!
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by jtchang 9y ago
> First, use an XSRF token as discussed earlier to make sure that JSON results containing confidential data are only returned to your own pages. Is this necessary for GET requests that return JSON? You need to include a XSRF token in the
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by jtchang 9y ago
This sounds like a fun project.
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by jtchang 9y ago
Shipping storage servers is by far the fastest way. You can encrypt data if needed and have options to either fly the thing out or ship it ground.
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by jtchang 9y ago
I remember playing around on a old Sun sparc. It was my first exposure to unix and curiosity got the better of me. I picked up a copy of freebsd and started to tinker with that and read more and more about the unix philosophy. To this day I
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by jtchang 9y ago
Is this really correct? If I decide to use privacy protection then I no longer own my domain?!
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by jtchang 9y ago
This is well done statement. He is acknowledging that he himself has no idea what the right way to go about it is and at the same time running his company the way he believes it should be run. As much as I don't like cloudflare because
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by jtchang 9y ago
When reading letters like this always be aware of the interests of all the parties involved and what they have to gain. Benchmark has a lot to lose if Uber starts bleeding talent (especially so in the engineering department). And it is ther
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by jtchang 9y ago
I actually see it as calling more attention to the start of the pipeline. If you have a broken tech stack with bugs up and down the toolchain from the physical hardware up to the software you kinda do want to fix the base layer first. Thoug
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by jtchang 9y ago
Just reading this post makes me think that it could do with a bit more "marketing" speak. I love python. I use it day to day and realize there is a GIL. But give me some business reasons as to why removing the GIL is critical. Wil
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by jtchang 9y ago
I don't think that is broken. The algorithm is sound conceptually. I was almost looking for some type of theory where all mergesorts and binary searches could be improved.
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by jtchang 9y ago
That is a crazy number of CVEs. At a quick glace I am seeing a lot of local root exploits. Generally speaking if a attacker has an account on your system you are already hosed. But this doesn't bode well for more vulnerabilities of thi
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by jtchang 9y ago
Just wondering but what should you do if you decide to go with Python 3 and find a library you want to use that isn't compatible and you are short on time?
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by jtchang 9y ago
This is a huge deal. Depending on how deep the attackers got it could be considered a giant compromise of data at multiple companies. Imagine you had a single password that could let you into any app a company is using internally. Not only
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by jtchang 9y ago
Having a designated place where ships go to get recycled is probably a good thing. At least you can control the amount of environmental impact.
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by jtchang 9y ago
I think another reason chinatown markets (and mexican mercados) are cheaper is also because they tend to buy up a wider grade selection of produce. When I walk traditional markets every tomato, onion, cucumber is roughly the same size and s
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by jtchang 9y ago
I actually don't think this will hurt Netflix at all. Part of the value Netflix provides is ease of use. It's just there ready to go. Maybe if you are a hardcore fan you'll download the new season but most people will just wa
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by jtchang 9y ago
Until may 3rd?

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