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Ask HN: Should you trust GitHub with your company's code/data?
1 points by llmblockchain 2y ago|5 comments
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
A 10x developer _is_ the team. Everyone else is collateral.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
I can tell you what happens in my service. When you submit the contact us form I receive a message via Matrix on Element. I also receive an email and the submission is recorded in postgres. Depending on the request details, I may reach out
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
I think it comes down to your threat model. For the vast majority of people (ie, 99%) there's no difference between the major browsers and the overall security they provide. For that 1% the difference may be noticeable but pale in comp
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
As long as hx-boost is in core, it would make more sense to have head support in core? It's difficult to really leverage hx-boost without being able to manage the head in responses.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
Does this release have head-support built in or still requires an extension? I thought 2.0 was going to release with head support...
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
I'm unsure if my advice is any good, but it's what worked for me. Here's the general thought process/flow I use. 1) Start by picking your customer. Pick a customer that is easy to find and has a clear channel to access t
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
I can relate to this, though I came into it already knowing how to do the coding part. I had no idea how to do the rest of it. My entire career was spent building valuable software for companies to generate large profits only for me to be l
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
I think a more honest solution would be to 404, and display a page with potential matches (like the top 5-10 similar-ly named URLs). "Hey that page doesn't exist, but there are some similar pages..."
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
> Strange that they dumped you if you were valuable to the effort. Did they just squeeze you for what you were worth and decided they could get by with other engineers or did they not see your work as valuable? Yes and no? I was certainl
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
Yes-- and worth more today. I don't think it's an ordinary path. The founder had success before, and the company I was a part of skipped seed and started with a series A before raising more pretty quickly. edit: From the looks of
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
This happened to me as well, but even worse because they killed my equity by getting rid of me on month 11 of year one. I joined a company as employee #2 (though, I started the same day as #1). I started working with the founder and co-foun
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
35 protestors? Only 33 were planted from government agencies.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
A better expression of this idea is, "No zero days." Do something every day. Maybe it's getting up on time. Maybe it's exercise. Maybe it's a bug fix.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
I emailed him in ~2012 and got a response as well. Keep in mind, I was not a student at his university and I emailed him out of the blue. Incredible guy!
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
Uncanny timing.. I was just looking into Vulkan and finished the first couple tutorials on here. The tutorials are missing quite a bit of information if you're following them on Linux (seem to refer to files/includes that don&#x27
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
I've met plenty people like that in public school.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
I've been struggling with this as well. I feel like my kids go into elementary school and spend ~7 hours (most of the day) not really learning anything. They come home and do "home work" only for myself and my spouse to teach
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
For what it's worth, Hotwire isn't very interesting. The real magic is in Turbo or Turbolinks (the pre-Turbo version of Turbo). Turbolinks is the HTMX-Boost before HTMX was HTMX.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
The most humbling learning experience I have ever had was having a child.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
You'd have to ask him. He financially supported campaigns against it, so he's willing to put his money where his beliefs are. I have no idea how many gays he has tossed.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
* Vercel * Planet Scale * Supabase * Neon * ...
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
Yes, the same reasoning is used whenever I have a choice. However, let's not pretend like choosing JS or NoJS is the same as choosing a browser. At least you have a small handful of browsers to choose from. I mainly use NoScript and en
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
Brave is shilled by so many tech "influencers" on Youtube you would assume it's a decent browser. These are privacy focused people. People that promote and use Linux daily and they're using a browser that is one step awa
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
I run 5K every morning and I fast until noon. I only eat one main meal and a smaller meal within a four-five hour window.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
To answer your question we would need to know more about what you want to do. What is a real project? A web application? A website? A desktop application? Mobile? I recommend picking an area of interest and diving in head first.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
This is what I do in Go. I vendor all of my modules. If it's not in my codebase, it's out of my control. I require control.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
I used to live in Fuchu city. It's a lovely place. I had no idea there was a prison there. I had a blast. The only mischief I ever got up to was sneaking into an old abandoned hospital at 1AM with a crew of foreigners from all over the
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
There's nothing wrong with Java. It's old and boring, but most good tech is.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
In true enterprise fashion, they went with Java. Enterprise, confirmed.

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