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by markerz 2y ago
Hey OP, your DELETE curl endpoint is unauthenticated! I can't DM you on HN and there's no contact on your website, so sorry for the public security disclosure. :(
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by markerz 2y ago
FYI, you can delete anyone's CURL (including your own if you were unauthenticated) with the following curl: https://uncurl.dev/curl/78ab4bf5-34e8-45a0-b3b1-32dd6aa7e360 or this command curl -X DELETE "h
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by markerz 2y ago
I think that 99.9% of CURL commands are copied from Chrome/Firefox's network inspector and are the simple "client-side JS" types. I also think it's weird to be so willing to let people run arbitrary CURL commands fr
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by markerz 2y ago
Docker files too, basically just bash scripts with a different syntax
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by markerz 2y ago
Definitely reset your password/account even if you can delete it from their website. Otherwise, you are trusting a stranger with no privacy policy or reputation.
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by markerz 2y ago
It’s also terrible copy-pasting and CMD+F experience.
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by markerz 2y ago
All roads lead to Rome right?
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by markerz 2y ago
I’ll go against the grain and say that fake deadlines are incredibly useful. They highlight unexpected costs, they force the team to bring forward hard decisions and push towards action. It’s the same as time boxing or pomodoro. You tell
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AI/Math Puzzle(aggressivelyparaphrasing.me)
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by markerz 2y ago
Ideally, you find the context for why a change was made
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by markerz 2y ago
Super weird behavior for me too. When I double tap to zoom into the text, I get some weird nested scroll bar state and can only read the first few paragraphs.
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by markerz 2y ago
I want to hear more about your point of view, because I disagree and am curious if there's another definition of "reduce". In my CS world, reduce is a term that you use to take a list of stuff and return a smaller list or in
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by markerz 2y ago
Perhaps you're thinking our body is at equilibrium with the amount of plastic in our environment, but the reality may be that our body accumulates microplastics from the environment and they become concentrated over time. Kind of like
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by markerz 2y ago
Initially they silently under-clocked CPUs for phones with aged batteries. https://www.pcmag.com/news/apple-does-slow-iphone-speeds-but... Then they announced a $29 battery replacement program for phones that were affe
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by markerz 2y ago
Also the article has been around since 2023. Either an article date or the event date should be included in the headline. Or sticking to the original headline “That time…” would make it clear it’s not current. At the moment it feels like
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by markerz 2y ago
Electric does help with getting cars to run quieter and faster though. With the old diesel engines, they needed more headway because of slower cold start times so there's more frequency and can hit the speed limit faster. Electric en
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by markerz 2y ago
But how did they MITM the verification code? Was the first two presented to the attacker, and the rest was presented to the email? Or were they able to MITM the whole email/code and just shared the first two to gain trust?
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by markerz 2y ago
There are two examples that come to mind: I’ve caught multiple production bugs in code review by just carefully reasoning about the code and changing some variable names to match my mental model. I didn’t quite understand how bad it was, b
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by markerz 2y ago
Yeah, it unifies the whole env experience with the package installation experience. No more forgetting to activate virtualenv first. No more pip installing into the wrong virtual env or accidentally borrowing from the system packages. It
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by markerz 2y ago
Can't every webserver crash due to being overloaded? There's an upper limit to performance of everything. My website is a hobby and has a budget of $4/mo budget VPS. Perhaps I'm saying crash and you're interpretin
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by markerz 2y ago
One of my websites was absolutely destroyed by Meta's AI bot: Meta-ExternalAgent https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/webmasters/web-... It seems a bit naive for some reason and doesn't do p
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by markerz 2y ago
I don’t think objectives need to be complex or grandiose. Sometimes they can be but rarely do they need to be. In the end of the day, engineers are just employees solving business problems. The main business problem is driving shareholder
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by markerz 2y ago
Doubt it. I'm traveling in Hawaii right now and am Chinese-American who can speak Spanish, but it labeled me as Hindi/Urdu.
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by markerz 2y ago
I encourage you to get diagnosed. I got it via the IVA-2 test, remotely. It cost me around $300 out of pocket and two hours of my time to finally get confirmation that I’m neurodivergent and access medication that has changed my life. Ob
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by markerz 2y ago
> The company enables building, deploying, and scaling websites whose source files are stored in the version control system Git and then generated into static web content files served via a content delivery network. That’s the meat of it
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by markerz 2y ago
I'm pretty impressed by Toyota (2024 Prius Prime). Braking has only ever kicked in when I parallel-park between two very close vehicles and it was very easy to override. Just press the break and let go. Lane-keeping assist is a bit
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by markerz 2y ago
That's me! For context, my old Google Doc started crashing during search because it's too big. I tried some existing recipe management apps and they all were a little disappointing, especially for search. I’m a very flexible cook
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by markerz 2y ago
I am 100% sure this is a bot to farm link reputation. I have flagged it.
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by markerz 2y ago
I agree with you. Samsung is probably their only global software exporter. Their other top companies are exclusively local: Naver, Kakao, Daum. Pretty much no one outside of SK (or Japan) knows of them. I will say they come out with some
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by markerz 2y ago
I recommend “Thanks for the Feedback: The Science and Art of Receiving Feedback Well”. It talks about the point of feedback and how there are different categories of feedback: appreciation, coaching, and evaluation. The frame bad feedback

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