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by lovedswain 6y ago
> The process of building an MVP includes the process of figuring out distribution. As blindingly obvious as this is, I've never seen it put quite so concisely. Fantastic. I could've cut short so many bullshit discussions this
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by lovedswain 6y ago
The quoted paragraph reminds me of something I once read from a blog post by the WhatsApp team
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by lovedswain 6y ago
Sorry, you don't get to market to folk who're willing to read the words "Magic Quadrant" and post that shit to HN at the same time. Pick your poison! We're a technical crowd, remember? Shudder. I wonder if the Cloud
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by lovedswain 6y ago
Trying to sneak that diff in was a hugely wasted opportunity, it sticks out like a sore thumb. If they were going to commit anything, it should have looked like a legitimate change. Another option might have been to wait until just before
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by lovedswain 6y ago
Worth a read if you're interested in backstory: https://lwn.net/Articles/825598/ I thought there was a newer LWN article that touched on more recent developments but can't find it
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by lovedswain 6y ago
The nexus of unsafe programming languages and exploit markets, where for the right price you can purchase undisclosed bugs basically ready to use. Modern offensive security is essentially a bit like shopping in Ikea
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by lovedswain 6y ago
9 times out of 10, through the front door. Some shit in a .doc, .html or .pdf. The Google-China hack started with targetted pdfs
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by lovedswain 6y ago
There should be a name for the obscene guilt felt when shitting on something in public only for the original creator to turn up reminding you there is a human on the other side. Sorry!
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by lovedswain 6y ago
This article is clearly garbage, just from looking at the first graph: https://www.storagereview.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Sto... .. that DB benchmark is most certainly bottlenecked on something oth
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NetObjects Is Still a Company(netobjects.com)
1 points by lovedswain 6y ago|0 comments
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by lovedswain 6y ago
What has WebRTC got to do with me personally? Please try to speak to the topic, it makes for better reading, and threads much less likely to lead in the wrong direction. > If you do both STUN and TURN it works on most networks TURN requi
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by lovedswain 6y ago
It's possible to implement all of this without inheriting the additional infrastructure and networking complexity WebRTC brings along with it, not forgetting WebRTC still relies on centralized components to coordinate. Don't use W
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by lovedswain 6y ago
Given the huge amount of free coins floating in the system from the prehistoric days, chances are the guy who created this is also the guy who bought it, or a close friend. That was even already shown to be the case for the massive sale las
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by lovedswain 6y ago
They're only thing they're feeling is the pressure of multiple regulators analysing the fine print
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by lovedswain 6y ago
It is my dream to some day release an app that garners a review like this
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by lovedswain 6y ago
Do you have a few links to share? Pretty sure you triggered quite a few folk here! Loving the idea of a TV dumbification movement
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by lovedswain 6y ago
As a customer I understood the video perfectly. Those names appear on every invoice and during every order
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by lovedswain 6y ago
tl;dr UPS maintenance was performed by a vendor the day before the fire. Fire department used a thermal camera to isolate source of fire, it seemed to originate with 2 UPSes, one of which was the recently maintained UPS
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by lovedswain 6y ago
Hilarious, I seem to have randomly pattern matched the wrong comment to reply to after logging in
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by lovedswain 6y ago
One of my favourite (and simultaneously most depressing) documentaries, Icarus, leaves no doubt professional sport is riddled with it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Icarus_(2017_film)
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by lovedswain 6y ago
> In the case of Roubaix 4, the Datacenter is made with a lot of wood: > Finally, we have other photos of the floor of the OVH "Roubaix 4" tower. It is clearly wood! Hope it's fireproof wood! A wooden datacenter ... is
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by lovedswain 6y ago
He posted an update, seems SBG2 is totally destroyed. Ouch https://twitter.com/Onepamopa/status/1369484420982407173
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by lovedswain 6y ago
> In conclusion, people are finally beginning to understand the hard way: > Web Browsers really make poor client application runtimes for all but the most basic of things. Aged like milk
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by lovedswain 6y ago
100dpi in color mode.. not the end of the world, but certainly going to be noticeable. Still, 100dpi color display without batteries to keep it refreshed, OMG yes please.
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by lovedswain 6y ago
> you can't simply dump semi-structured data (csv/json/documents) into it and worry about schema (index definition) + querying later Unless you love rewrites, you can't simply dump semi-structured data into ElasticSea
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by lovedswain 6y ago
Optimally positioned, as most mining happens in China and the only other candidate is the Yuan? :) I wonder if the Citi analysts knew of the mining farms installed in Iran by Chinese businesses in order to access cheap electricity. If Bitco
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by lovedswain 6y ago
Doesn't the US have its own weirdness of this sort too? I seem to remember being charged a tax during checkout that was not part of the advertised price of an item in a retailer.
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by lovedswain 6y ago
Random dislike of pets in public spaces puts a smile on my face as regular folk get a little taste of what it's like to live with social anxiety
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by lovedswain 6y ago
> If it didn't, there's no particular reason multi-billion dollar This is true in theory but in practice it seems much more commonly false. Even in vastly more mature and liquid markets, straightforward arbitrages can persist f
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by lovedswain 6y ago
The most damning detail I've seen comes from US treasury TIC reports, which fail to reveal matching bond ownership inflow to the country that is the reputed host of Tether's segregated bank account. It is possible that Tether hold

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