mplewis

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811.
by mplewis 5y ago
Use a language you know and like, then use its popular web framework. FastAPI is just fine. Package your apps into containers. Then run them somewhere. DigitalOcean Apps, AWS Lambda, and Google Cloud Run are all fine. So is Kubernetes.
812.
by mplewis 5y ago
Since when did Apple delete your account because you didn't post enough statuses or photos of your kid on the Apple social network?
813.
by mplewis 5y ago
Read the room.
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by mplewis 5y ago
The Boston police were started to defend the rights of property owners, not citizens. In the South, post-Civil War, police used gold star badges because they were adapted from the gold star badges used by slave patrols. You should learn mor
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by mplewis 5y ago
Why is ShotSpotter using "AI" to analyze this? It's time-based triangulation of a loud noise. It must be nice to make a living on a grift like this.
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by mplewis 5y ago
> Remember the days of assuming that your box was secure without having to do 10123 layers of abstraction? Yep, I remember when I deployed insecure apps to prod and copied secrets into running instances, too.
817.
by mplewis 5y ago
Why does the author think JS/TS would be useful in the browser without the APIs we have today? Most people want to do things online aside from reading text.
818.
by mplewis 5y ago
I mean, what did anyone think the cloud was? This isn't news.
819.
by mplewis 5y ago
We don’t expect everyone to work to pay for things. If you have enough money in a market account, you never have to work again. Why the double standard?
820.
by mplewis 5y ago
Because no one wants their content appearing alongside white supremacist propaganda?
821.
by mplewis 5y ago
Yes, the CEO has certainly "wisened up to" vigilante justice, and that's why he offered to fund a manhunt of an innocent person less than a week ago. Are we living in the same reality?
822.
by mplewis 5y ago
The CEO does want mob justice. The original name of the app was Vigilante!
823.
by mplewis 5y ago
Great, now pg is deep into the Ponzi scheme.
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by mplewis 6y ago
Answer the question.
825.
by mplewis 6y ago
This is something made easier by the fact that we understand how mechanical designs age. We've built high-standing structures with parts that move in a similar way that last decades. We understand how to maintain those structures witho
826.
by mplewis 6y ago
Second time in a month. I'm frustrated.
827.
by mplewis 6y ago
If you're not willing to be open with your source, don't market your software as open-source.
828.
by mplewis 6y ago
This is not an apology.
829.
by mplewis 6y ago
Google needs to stay out of our health data.
830.
by mplewis 6y ago
Some bugs are more important to fix than others. If you rank each bug by effort and impact, you want to fix the high-impact, low-effort bugs first, and the low-impact, high-effort bugs last (if ever).
831.
by mplewis 6y ago
Yep. If the "red, white and blue" TubeShift icon, the "Ditch Big Tech" tagline, and the link to the far-right video hosting platform BitChute weren't loud enough dog whistles, this one is.
832.
by mplewis 6y ago
What is the total supply of MobileCoin, and what percentage of MobileCoin is owned by folks inside (or related to) the company?
833.
by mplewis 6y ago
The play here is to not become an informant.
834.
by mplewis 6y ago
For a different perspective, learning Kubernetes and using it widely gives you a universal set of tools for managing all sorts of applications at all scales. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26502900
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by mplewis 6y ago
Docker Swarm is being cannibalized by k8s.
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by mplewis 6y ago
"Stallman's comprehensive personal philosophy on social matters can make people uncomfortable." Could you include a bit on the site that discusses RMS' "pleasure cards" and how he continued to hand them to wome
837.
by mplewis 6y ago
Most of these source code files are very large. Where should I start reading?
838.
by mplewis 6y ago
Anyone who uses Firefox as their browser, wants to start using a VPN, and has not yet done significant research on a VPN.
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by mplewis 6y ago
Dude, it's not a feature that someone who makes a trivial mistake in a banking application they don't fully understand can have all their money stolen with no recourse.
840.
by mplewis 6y ago
Next time, mind your own business.

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