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by lovasoa 5y ago
I think it's made clear in the article, isn't it ?
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by lovasoa 5y ago
I don't think the status counts as medical information. It is an indication of whether you will participate to the event or not. Not participating may mean that you didn't want to participate, or that you didn't have a valid
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by lovasoa 5y ago
What would you put in the "light" QR code ? If you put the date of the test, then the organizer can access it. If you don't, then they can't check whether your test is recent enough to be authorized to attend their event
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by lovasoa 5y ago
Showing a pass every time you attend any kind of event is a bit more intrusive. But in the end, I do agree with you that there is nothing fundamentally wrong with the approach.
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Show HN: How does the French health pass work?(sanipasse.fr)
35 points by lovasoa 5y ago|81 comments
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by lovasoa 5y ago
Until you get an out of memory error. Then you need to start fiddling with the JVM. Or until you realize that you have a 99th percentile latency of multiple seconds...
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by lovasoa 5y ago
No. In idiomatic python, you would not use a functional approach for something like this, but if you really wanted to, you could do: def teeing(reducer1, reducer2): return lambda acc,elem: ( reducer1(acc[0],elem
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by lovasoa 5y ago
I don't think it's what the license says. It says that if you are building a larger product that includes an AGPL part, then the whole product has to be AGPL. Even if you didn't change a single line of the AGPL code and just
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by lovasoa 5y ago
Yes, I was thinking about an iframe, but I don't think the technological details matter, do they? As long as grafana is a core part of your product, then your whole product has to be AGPL, according to the license...
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by lovasoa 5y ago
Yes, I understood that just distributing grafana and your app together is not a problem, that is bundling. But what if grafana is a part of your app ? If you have a grafana dashboard inside the UI of your own application, this cannot be c
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by lovasoa 5y ago
The announcement seems to say that products that include an unmodified version grafana can still be proprietary, and only modifications to grafana itself will have to be published. However, the AGPL itself is quite clear that if you distrib
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by lovasoa 5y ago
The AGPL license states > A compilation of a covered work with other separate and independent works, which are not by their nature extensions of the covered work, and which are not combined with it such as to form a larger program, in or
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by lovasoa 6y ago
There was a project zero article on HN recently [1] that said that bound check eliminations were removed from v8 because they allowed attackers to easily turn a type confusion into a memory read-write primitive: > As a result, last year
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by lovasoa 6y ago
I think you are comparing unrelated things. The average car ride is thousands of times shorter than the average flight, and transports more than one person. You cannot just compare the average emissions of cars and planes and make the con
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by lovasoa 6y ago
Flying is actually much more dangerous than driving. The risk is to destroy the environment that sustains life on earth. This does not even compare with the risk of a car or plane accident.
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PyPI Is Down(status.python.org)
21 points by lovasoa 6y ago|0 comments
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by lovasoa 6y ago
Looking at it from the web inspector, yes, it's entirely over websockets, sending json messages : {"event":"input_event","task_id":"main-140213579376912","data":{"event_name&
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by lovasoa 6y ago
The original article was mainly centered around javascript, where you cannot spawn an executor to synchronously get the result of an async function.
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by lovasoa 6y ago
The security issue with memory-unsafe languages is that programs can overwrite their own memory, not the memory of other processes.
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by lovasoa 6y ago
I like cargo because I don't like having to even think about build systems. I often renounce to contribute to C/C++ projects because I know I will spend more time figuring out how to install all of their dependencies than making m
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by lovasoa 6y ago
> the mutable default arguments problem is quite difficult to solve in any other way. Python never copies things for you. Why would it be a problem to do a copy in this case? > f(x) always gives you the value of applying f to x Not i
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by lovasoa 6y ago
If what you are building is a graphql crud api over a postgres database, you may be wasting your time, whatever language you are writing it in. This is a generic problem that doesn't need a custom solution. You can probably just ins
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by lovasoa 6y ago
It depends on the country, but in France for instance, there is a maximum sentence of one year in prison and a 15000€ fine just for "fraudulently accessing a data processing system", or trying to do so even if you don't succe
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StripCode: Guess which GitHub repo this code comes from(stripcode.dev)
3 points by lovasoa 6y ago|0 comments
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by lovasoa 6y ago
Exactly what I thought. It would have been more ethical to write to them the day BEFORE the expiration (and still buy the domain if they didn't act fast enough).
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by lovasoa 6y ago
The guy has no reason to expect a reward if the city has no bug bounty program. They could just sue him.
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by lovasoa 6y ago
The software is great, but I think the presentation of the data makes it hard to navigate. I made a small PR [1] to try and improve that, but if someone more knowledgeable about design could make a small contribution to this project, I thin
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by lovasoa 6y ago
I was thinking about the browser+daemon approach for an application that I maintain, and would also be very interested if someone has done it and has feedback to give.
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by lovasoa 6y ago
Yes, it's an vicious cycle: google has the wrong URL, so people link to the wrong URL, so google gives more weight to the wrong URL. Unfortunately we can't remove the old repo because we don't want to break existing github pa
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by lovasoa 6y ago
I'm the main author of sql.js (the wasm compilation and javascript API for sqlite that the author uses). It's nice to see a cool use case like that. Just wanted to mention that the link to the github project is wrong, it should be

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