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1y ago
are you able to do any banking your phone?
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1y ago
Given the topic of your post, and high pagespeed results, I think >99% of your intended audience can already read the original. No need to apologize or please HN users.
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1y ago
Cool idea and execution! The use of AI unless there are sufficient humans is a clever way to beat the chicken and egg problem
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2y ago
Found the answer, yes https://x.com/0xcygaar/status/1892967062160511164
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2y ago
This post is light on the details of how the hack occurred. Given it talks about their toolkit, am I right to understand that people were tricked into downloading and running malicious software?
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2y ago
Internally yeah https://thenewstack.io/amexs-faas-uses-webassembly-instead-o...
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2y ago
Cloudflare, Fastly, and Amex use WASM in their FaaS implementations
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2y ago
For consumers, i think we could see local first AI boxes (possibly just our phones) + subscription based plan to integrate with set of API providers for info and actions with paid add-ons and updates. The moat might be integration or deals
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2y ago
Reminds me of how certain macOS APIs are gated behind the paid apple developer program so you can’t, for example, write a macOS app using Network Extensions on your own Mac until you join the Apple developer program (100USD/year in the
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2y ago
The `once` is a cool idea, looks like it expresses “this may be mutated many times but used at most once”
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2y ago
If true, horse browser devs need to read the Security section on Electron docs: > With that in mind, be aware that displaying arbitrary content from untrusted sources poses a severe security risk that Electron is not intended to handle.
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3y ago
It’s a rich GUI for calling APIs, including rudimentary load testing.
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3y ago
Why does the iOS app for Notion Calendar require signing in with a Google account? I’m surprised they don’t have an option to sign in with a Notion account.
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3y ago
The web could help new mobile operating systems succeed specifically because the web handles the catch-22 of kickstarting a new dual-sided marketplace (to get users you need app developers creating apps but to get app developers you need us
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3y ago
Genuine question, what's Beeper’s angle? They knew they could be cut off. I’m guessing they envisioned being the mouse in a cat and mouse game, or they’re laying some tracks for future lawsuit(s) to open up iMessage.
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3y ago
It's common to run .NET apps in linux containers in production.
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3y ago
> Additionally, we have not discovered a quick method to rollback to the previous version I feel like this should be a high priority. Deployments should be quickly reversible so that a livesite caused by a bad deployment can be mitigated
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3y ago
https://info.myorca.com/news/can-i-use-my-phone-to-pay-for-a... Tap to pay coming to orca in 2023, they’ve got ~2 months left for it to be true I’m optimistic because google recently put out a post that google wallet w
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3y ago
Any group of people, police or not, running protection rackets should face legal consequences that punish individual actors and effectively dissolve the said criminal enterprise. All of the officers, not just Chauvin, that were extorting im
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3y ago
Could you elaborate?
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3y ago
Your experience at Robinhood is relatable but I’m not sure I follow how RecipeUI would benefit us more than Postman. Our team has OpenAPI specs but we have a rough time sending requests because each team member has valid requests for some s
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3y ago
I hope OP checks out “Yes, you can cure Maladaptive Daydreaming” - https://wildminds.ning.com/m/discussion?id=4661400%3ATopic%3... Some things that have helped a close friend get in the groove of staying present and re
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3y ago
> Neeva does rely on Bing for some web search activity, as evidenced by. However, it is pushing towards relying entirely on its own search stack. https://neeva.com/massets/ask-neeva/does-neeva-use-bing.html
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4y ago
If this was the norm in India then the food service business would collapse because there are far far more Indians than foreigners even in most or all of the touristy areas. There’s likely a more plausible explanation for you and your guy f
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4y ago
JetBrains was founded in Czechia and its HQ is in Czechia.
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4y ago
It means that if the would-be home owner is unable to make payments on their mortgage then the government will pay the lender. The intent is the lender is more likely to lend and lower their rates.
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There are at least 2 big problems with this. 1. Does this have any external accountability or oversight? Closest I see is being able view your report but first thing it asks for is an employer instead of asking for information for identifyi
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5y ago
This works for services that are growing slowly in features or have few other services integrating with it. I’m not sure how this scales when there are multiple services across multiple teams with dependencies on one another where services
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> On the other hand, that means that services built over-the-top pay a higher cloud tax. Not sure how this one plays out. It’s unlikely services will continue to build on top and pay a high cloud tax for two reasons: 1. It’s not safe to
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