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by luminati 6y ago
This has to be one of the best show hns I have seen in quite a while. It looks amazing - congrats and thanks!
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by luminati 6y ago
How is auth implemented? Is keycloak or another oss package used or was it custom written?
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by luminati 6y ago
That explains the current state of full stack developers.
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by luminati 6y ago
This was a great article but unfortunately it made a very glaring error at the beginning which made me quite dismissive of the whole thing. Thankfully I took a second look at it. The error is that the referenced rfc was not written in 1945
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by luminati 6y ago
What’s the difference between this title and the previously posted one? https://middle-out.io/posts/genghis Just a title change? Noticed the subtitle and graphics were similar. IMHO, the “genghis” title was much better
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by luminati 6y ago
Agree - Slava’s article has gotten a lot of action on hn over the years. ( https://hn.algolia.com/?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.defmacro.org%2Fra... 0)
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by luminati 6y ago
Li-Chen Wang is an amazing person! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Li-Chen_Wang We stand on the giant shoulders of a lot of the early hackers/engineers in the Homebrew club. Hope they get the credit that they dese
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by luminati 6y ago
@dang - can you switch the title to the original.
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by luminati 6y ago
You do know that the “generosity” is heavily VC funded? Don’t be misled by the .org in Coursera - it’s a for-profit company that has raised to the tune of 400+MM. [0] https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/coursera
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by luminati 6y ago
Now how are you planning to return loyalty to the employees whom you’ve hired who work the same way as you?
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by luminati 6y ago
How is that a sour grapes comment? Is it wrong to point out the Baidu cheating scandal that happened under his watch? Look - seems like you benefited from his M00C and you’re his fan boy/girl. Good for you but let’s not commit the fat
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by luminati 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15313048
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by luminati 6y ago
Mods, this violates the ‘no editorializing’ rule for posts.
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by luminati 6y ago
Some feedback - please make it easy to visit your home page or atleast link it on your blog posts. While it was interesting, I was curious to know more about what your company did and couldn’t figure out an easy way to visit your main page
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by luminati 6y ago
s/disclaimer/disclosure
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by luminati 6y ago
*not every European For heaven’s sake, European names are not universal
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by luminati 6y ago
Since you guys are us incorporated and hq-Ed, how were you able to get the legal permits sorted out? Iirc, India has very strict foreign ownership controls on ISPs and telcos. Also in one of the comments you briefly mentioned that you can h
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by luminati 6y ago
First thanks so much for writing this. The gilded world of unicorn CEOs seems all roses and wine from the Techcrunch armchair VC/outside world, so it was eye-opening to read an intimate account of the cold, brutal reality of being one.
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by luminati 6y ago
I know clickbait, hyperbolic titles allow for more, hmm, clicks, but they rarely help make the case for your article. Since he uses the word "worthless", how does that compare it to folks who graduated in History or anthropology o
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by luminati 7y ago
There is also an app/project out of MIT called 'Private Kit', which is primarily designed to address the privacy issue. [1] https://www.wsj.com/articles/mit-researchers-launch-location... [2] https:&#x2
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by luminati 7y ago
Honest question [not trying to act controversial], especially with all the US-China spat. Zoom's engineering team is based in China - the product is primarily built out of there. [1] What guarantee is there that the CCP is not intercep
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by luminati 7y ago
See also [1] Interesting Codebases: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15371597 [2] Show HN: Awesome-code-reading - A curated list of high-quality codebases to read https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=182
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by luminati 7y ago
Very interesting! I never knew that! Did a bit of googling to verify it. [1] [1] https://fosdem.org/2019/schedule/event/kubernetesclusterfuck...
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by luminati 7y ago
See my above comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20508786
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by luminati 7y ago
As you pointed out, since this is an adversarial use case, a robust cryptographic hash function is the way to go. [For a non-cryptographic Hash function, SeaHash [1] would be the best choice, which is violently fast!] BLAKE2b would have bee
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by luminati 7y ago
You can just try it with this: https://thispersondoesnotexist.com
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by luminati 7y ago
Summary: 18 papers/algorithms were tested 11 weren't reproducible 7 were repoducible with considerable effort but only 1 clearly outperformed the baseline but still didn't outperform a well-tuned linear ranking method -- Trav
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by luminati 7y ago
Considering the choice of hash function of md5, not so bright I guess..
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by luminati 7y ago
Since both companies' root cause analysis are currently trending on HN, it's pretty apparent that Stripe's engineering culture has a long ways to go catch up with Cloudflare's.
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by luminati 7y ago
This was quite interesting thanks! On a related note, does anyone have a good recommendations/blog post that explains how IP addressing, ports, subnetting, etc. all work? This is one of these things where I know that I'm just wor

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