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by mc3 7y ago
Yep without copyright Google can gobble up most of the web!
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by mc3 7y ago
COBOL's Law also says no.
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by mc3 7y ago
Gen Z are the ones born on MM or later.
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by mc3 7y ago
The real lesson is there are multiple lessons. Layered security and risk management. Back up automatically, don't expose database, don't expose configuration files, use tools to try and exploit your own site first, try to avoid pa
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by mc3 7y ago
Yes I use that feature too. Seemed like a no brainer. I can even recover the image pretty easy anyway by typing in the 10 or so commands again.
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by mc3 7y ago
It's about risk assessment. No electricity / no internet means you have bigger problems. 435 npm modules is risky - so that needs to be managed but that's not necessarily meaning ditch NPM. And for Etsy - well the usual play
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by mc3 7y ago
Sorry to hear that. The obvious lesson is "backup", maybe the less obvious lesson is to pay a bit more for a service that does this for you (or a cloud provider might have that included) and have peace of mind. For similar reasons
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by mc3 7y ago
Data analyst: "Hmm interesting correlation, 50% of people unsubscribed had moved to California". They figure it out. Later. "Moving to California? We hope you enjoy the change in your life, and hope we can help you celebrate
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by mc3 7y ago
I think it's a bit confusing to have the full power of VSCode. I think restricting the menu items would be useful. Sorry got distracted by vscode too much!
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by mc3 7y ago
Thanks jppope. I like the idea to talk about 'results of the work' and you can ask probing questions about why it worked. If they can describe logically what they did and how it linked to those results, describe what they are cert
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How to brainstorm great business ideas(indiehackers.com)
1 points by mc3 7y ago|0 comments
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by mc3 7y ago
And the opposite end of the spectrum, if you want to get something going more quickly: https://www.indiehackers.com/post/how-to-brainstorm-great-bu...
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Ask HN: How do you hire outside of your area of expertise?
6 points by mc3 7y ago|5 comments
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by mc3 7y ago
I think it is a case of treating the job like a job. You do a solid days work then go home. Don't worry if you didn't do it as well as the next guy or girl. There are people that know a lot of stuff, and HN in aggregate knows a he
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by mc3 7y ago
Time for a remote distributed Olympics!
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by mc3 7y ago
interesting, seems like I get my own docker container to play with!
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by mc3 7y ago
My non US experience is I have seen no correlation of the boom/bust cycles and "how good it is to be an engineer". I realize that FAANG employees are of course raking it in like never before. But I thought that was because of
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by mc3 7y ago
Upload to imgur? This is a meme machine!
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by mc3 7y ago
A bit like free education.
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by mc3 7y ago
Yes there is a general trend that a new "market place" opens up. It could be adwords, or it could be udemy. There is then a race to the top/bottom where the marketplace becomes popular and crowded out. The "crowd" p
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by mc3 7y ago
Ugh! I may have interpreted the comment I responded to wrong, and replied to my own strawman. I think you need the power for the user to delete records (obviously) but this could mean a bug in the system could cause the records to be delete
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by mc3 7y ago
Ironically this can be used to create search engine spam!
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by mc3 7y ago
First time i've seen a https://txti.es posted on here. nice.
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by mc3 7y ago
Why can you delete DNS records? Well it's pretty common to want to do so (usually followed by adding some new ones). Your doctor has a syringe as a medical instrument. They can kill if not used correctly.
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by mc3 7y ago
And also there are docos on netflix about the fake products problem, and they do scare you away from using certain large online marketplaces. So if I were the big retailers and cosmetic manufacturers (etc.). I'd be banding together to
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by mc3 7y ago
Does this mean I can treat it a bit like PHP hosting of yore, where I upload a single file and stuff just works? No NPM etc? That would be compelling!
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by mc3 7y ago
Maybe this is what will save bricks and mortar? Guess where I buy any product I am going to ingest, put on my skin or plug into a wall? A real store with some special online exceptions, but those exceptions are never going to be Amazon or E
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by mc3 7y ago
Correct AFAIK you can't get end to end type safety in Handlebars, in that if you treat a string as an array it will silently not render something, whereas in Typescript / React you would notice. But... let's forget Handlebars
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by mc3 7y ago
I like the idea. I'm not sure how a spreadsheet interface would help with "high volume transaction" (thousands?) situation. I thought API integration would be the way to go with dealing with a high number of transactions?
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by mc3 7y ago
Which I would take to be "is there any place that experienced tropical weather for a year that would normally be subtropical or temperate?"

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