kgraves

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by kgraves 5y ago
I always refer myself and junior developers to Effective Go to sharpen their skills when working in our codebase. Are there other hidden Go gems/guides that exist that I happen to not know about as well?
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by kgraves 5y ago
my parents don't care about hypothetical downgrade attacks.
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by kgraves 5y ago
what is usually the cost for running kubernetes these days at startups and companies? Last time heard, a friend of mine used it and racked up a huge bill with a co-worker and scared the living daylights out of me. For that complexity, I hav
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by kgraves 5y ago
> As soon as I signed up I noticed there was no way to check if the domain being registered would come with whois privacy by default. All False. I've been on Gandi for more than 3 years and ALL my domains have whois privacy by defau
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by kgraves 5y ago
this is the first time I have heard of 'apollo graphql', doesn't seem to be well known really.
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by kgraves 5y ago
> Why 'coder' gets the point across with less syllables to stakeholders, general public etc than any other term.
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by kgraves 5y ago
'coder' is the best term to use. 'software developer', 'software engineer' and any other software specialisation under the sun tends to confuse stakeholders and the general public every time.
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by kgraves 5y ago
Complete clickbait, seems that this is based on an old article from last year as even the author admits. > Yes, this feature is off by default in the latest releases. So this is resolved then? No need for the faux outrage.
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by kgraves 5y ago
I find it awfully sad and depressing how people on the internet pile onto a company that tells an opposing view without reading or discussing further into their choices. Instead it is easier to to critique the low hanging fruit point rather
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by kgraves 5y ago
> the lives of ordinary people how was my friends grandpa impacted by this? clue: developers are not ordinary people
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by kgraves 5y ago
how has facebook's engineering tools directly and vastly improved the lives of ordinary people? I really cannot find any examples anywhere of this.
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by kgraves 5y ago
just because this tool is written in rust does not mean facebook gets a pass for all the atrocities their software and algorithms have caused upon humanity.
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by kgraves 5y ago
they are regulated banks by the FCA in the UK, it is literally their job to enforce this. maybe if cryptocurrency and those exchanges was regulated you would see less of this blocking happening.
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by kgraves 5y ago
about time, plenty more of these to come. downvoters: tsb, natwest, barclays and more banks are blocking these exchanges with illicit activity. this is a good thing. I am being proven right no matter if you downvote or flag. say no more.
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by kgraves 5y ago
Why are we allowing this to happen? This blockchain madness needs to stop.
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by kgraves 5y ago
> You seem to be under the impression that anyone here has an obligation to make sure that you're adequately convinced. All I'm just asking for clear evidence to a claim, like someone asked me for evidence of a claim I made, I
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by kgraves 5y ago
How else are they supposed to improve the program?
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by kgraves 5y ago
If I said I cracked bitcoin's cryptography would you just believe me because the source is me with no evidence?
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by kgraves 5y ago
Am I? or is an anecdote a valid source?
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by kgraves 5y ago
bitcoin is way less private than cash.
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by kgraves 5y ago
> You bitcoin people are completely delusional. You would need your head buried under several meters of sand to not know any of this already. You really are confused. I'm pretty much against cryptocurrencies, I see no benefit in it,
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by kgraves 5y ago
> Lmao are you serious? Source is 15 years of buying drugs... So the source is you then? If so, that is an anecdote and that isn't a reputable source, try again. > The illegal drug dealers only took cash, and now that buying drug
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by kgraves 5y ago
heard of gloves?
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by kgraves 5y ago
Source? Also, did you just forget we were (and we are) in a pandemic that started a year ago, forcing almost every person in lockdown? What do you think was the mode of choice for drug dealers to launder their money through? I'll give
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by kgraves 5y ago
Uh, yes? If you care about your privacy that much, just drop the envelope in your local postbox and it sends it to them.
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by kgraves 5y ago
Why is this coin 'Monero' being used by these fraudsters and criminals to hide their activity? [0] The fact that this is making ransomware run rampant and now the victim is also part of the unfortunate process of paying the ransom
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by kgraves 5y ago
so what is the point of cryptocurrencies then? other than to make ponzi schemes efficient to the unsuspecting general public who don't even know what they are getting into? [0] > But is not any excuse for banning, good person can so
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by kgraves 5y ago
> Crypto is the only way I can pay for VPN without disclosing my identity. Some self respecting VPN providers allow you to pay with cash, you don't need crypto.
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LightSeq: A High Performance Library for Sequence Processing and Generation(github.com)
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by kgraves 5y ago
Why do we need decentralisation in a chat app?

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