lowwave

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by lowwave 5y ago
> Obviously failing first requests isn't ideal but for popular requests it quickly becomes insignificant. The first request can also be called asynchronously, and display a message to the user that it is 'processing....'.
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by lowwave 5y ago
> Technically hard isn't the only kind of hard Yup that just about sums it up. The reason FAANG are so big is mainly legality, as well as PR, and having a big pocket to wait out the competitions. Nothing is really on technical meri
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by lowwave 5y ago
Not always! If computation involves math over set of records, then Postgres is great for that. Have the operation inside the db reduce connection pooling on the application level.
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by lowwave 5y ago
In this day and age, if you don't own the domain, you don't own your email. It is worth the 10 bucks to get your self a domain just so you can have a long term email.
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by lowwave 5y ago
I wish every browser does that! Web site has no business storing data on my computer more than 4093 bytes (that is already too much) per domain in my computer just because I visited a web page. 10 MB - 10GB of data is too much.
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by lowwave 6y ago
And also don't forget to include Carbon emission emitted by natural event such as volcano eruptions
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by lowwave 6y ago
Personally I think PDF text should NOT be extractable. It is used to show printed document.
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by lowwave 6y ago
The only reason for Oracle to buy TikTok is purely political. It is a 'truly' us company not a CCP company. And I trust NSA more than I trust CCP.
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by lowwave 6y ago
However, comments like "SSH runs in port 22 and my credentials are utku:123456. What is the likelihood of being compromised?" You have any idea what kind of RAM and computing power an average user have access now days. Think of b
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by lowwave 6y ago
Totally! Security by obscurity is awsome!!!! Had a software running for over 10 years for many users. Never a hack because the backend is some very obscure framework on jvm. Just upgrade the JDK and everything still runs fine after over
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by lowwave 6y ago
people should all just bit bitorrent over i2p for all internet access. So everyone is anonymous at all time. No body should be known who they are unless they want to you.
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by lowwave 6y ago
yeah, personally a new idea is a new idea. Personally nothing is new. Everything has being done before.
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by lowwave 6y ago
Wikipedia has Random article for ages now. All TikTik did was put on a nicer UI. Of course UI are important most user are suckers for that stuff. However I found there really aren't any new ideas left just implementations.
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by lowwave 6y ago
When it comes to food, China import food from other countries, just because they have a lot people and not enough food. https://defensepoliticsasia.com/why-china-import-soybeans-fr...
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by lowwave 6y ago
What is meant by that is vaccine and all FDA type of drug should not be trusted unless they have several decade if not intergeneration studies to back it up.
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by lowwave 6y ago
It is big pharm. What else do you expect? A little research you will find no big pharm can be trusted.
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by lowwave 6y ago
Yes!!!! React/Redux and other SPA client-side rendering framework I'm talking about you! Just because you can, doesn't mean you need to make a page SPA acting like a desktop application. Stop it!!!! Stop making it a fashion i
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by lowwave 6y ago
yes, very interested in the emails you can't import. I don't work for ProtonMail btw, just have quite bit of experience with smtp and email. Just curious from a tech perspective what kind of email you are having trouble importing.
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by lowwave 6y ago
Yeah convention over configuration is great! It attributed to the great success of RoR kind of framework as well.
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by lowwave 6y ago
for local network. You can just do python3 -m http.server in the dir, or python -m SimpleHTTPServer (python2) Or npm install -g http-server for nodejs, then http-server Local network is easy.
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by lowwave 6y ago
>If it is on a server (For example, a side project instance in AWS), then I drop it into S3 bucket, export it and send the URL to the recipient. I just eat the cost of them downloading it. Usually I am making money off the work anyways,
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by lowwave 6y ago
Open source it, or else it is just a marketing stunt.
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by lowwave 6y ago
It is very common to hear from new developers who are not familar with declaritve programming to complain about SQL. They don't tend to see the SQL syntqax fit into their 'programming' paradim. It is very simple, SQL is magi
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by lowwave 6y ago
What does "noninvasive or surgical implants" mean? Anything without peer reviewed multiple intergenerational studies would not trust worth. All these new biohack tech I would only consider them to be an experiment. It is find that
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by lowwave 6y ago
I strongly disagree with this. Getting the schema right, reduces code writing and code maintenance.
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by lowwave 6y ago
Why would people even use NoSQL when they really know how to use postgresql. It has JSON native build in. Postgresql and NodeJS is the best! being using it for years. Of course you got learn SQL or some kind of ORM to make it worth you wh
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by lowwave 6y ago
It is called The Little JavaScripter https://www.crockford.com/little.html Javascript is pretty much scheme or lisp.
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by lowwave 6y ago
One can make code more readable and intuitive and making a good product for the user. I have done both in heavy server side rendering using templates and SPA rendering on the client side. It all comes down to your user base and the devices
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by lowwave 6y ago
Yeah, there are so many times where I'm asked to solve some sudoku puzzle in an interview. It is really sign of a big interview question.
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by lowwave 6y ago
>Turns out breathing is rather psychoactive, and without proper educational context one can indeed induce or activate latent issues, anxiety or otherwise. You can also die from drinking too much water.

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