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n3t
4y ago
Wow, this is great. Do you have any good links to learn more about this?
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4y ago
> data backing the site will never be lost Data can be lost. I put a few files on IPFS some time ago. That files are no longer accessible because I stopped hosting them. > Site will never go down As long as there is a node hosting the
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4y ago
Sounds interesting. What are you referring to?
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4y ago
Can one create a CA with a limitation to `*.example.com`? Or can one install an arbitrary CA and limit it to `*.example.com`?
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4y ago
A non-mobile link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Count%E2%80%93min_sketch
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4y ago
Aren't free apps a conflict of interest then? I can imagine that a good platform for making "home-cooked apps" would be beneficial both to Apple and to buyers of their products. I believe Shortcuts was a move in the right dir
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4y ago
Let me quote some excerpts from their license FAQ[0]: > With respect to the server software available under the Bitwarden License, production use requires a separate commercial agreement with Bitwarden > The right to use the software
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4y ago
You seem to have more experience in PCI-related stuff so I won't comment on that. I'd like to focus on engineering point of view, not compliance matter. Let's say a company's app has a security vulnerability. Let's
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4y ago
You can vendor your project's framework of choice. Or, more generally, all your dependencies. Moreover, I believe you should be able to build your project without expecting npm to host all your dependencies ~forever and being online wh
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4y ago
What are witness logs?
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4y ago
That's great! What about iOS?
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> I mean sure, but I wasn't exaggerating when I said it is probably not usable on other peoples computers. That's totally okay! I love when people share their "works on my machine programs". Just say upfront that it&#
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4y ago
> As an aside, the existence of the '{{ | indent 4 }}' function in helm should disqualify it from any serious use. Render, don't template. This. My first thought when I saw the indentation hack was "it can't be s
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4y ago
> 1. Pick a random tech stack > 2. Make a blog post and share on HN > 3. Let the commenters tell you everything you did wrong and what they would have done instead It's called Cunningham's Law[0]: > Cunningham is credi
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4y ago
Right but you get to keep the phone after these 1-2 years. Once it's paid, it's paid and it's yours. It's more like a consumer loan than a subscription in my eyes.
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4y ago
For example because some ISPs inject ads or malware when using HTTP.
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4y ago
I often use plain HTML and a classless CSS (e.g. Water.css[0]) for personal projects. This way it's easy to write and maintain. Looks okay. Fast feedback cycle during development. No need for build steps. Works in browsers without Java
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gRPC: A high performance, open source universal RPC framework
(grpc.io)
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Sshuttle – tunnel your trafic over SSH
(github.com)
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4y ago
Can I use Keycloak for the following use case? I have a few services on my family server (say, Gitea, Grafana, finance tracking app etc.). I'd like to have a SSO but also limit which users can use which services (e.g. my significant ot
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Spaceteam – A Game of Cooperative Shouting
(spaceteam.ca)
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That XOR Trick (2020)
(florian.github.io)
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The Rust SemVer Trick (2019)
(github.com)
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ctrl+k → focus the search bar ctrl+l → focus the address bar
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5y ago
You can run multiple Python processes with a MC simulation and combine the results in the end.
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5y ago
Slightly off-topic but ProbLog[0] might interest you. [0]: https://dtai.cs.kuleuven.be/problog/
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Micromort
(en.wikipedia.org)
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What talk are you referring to?
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It makes sense! Thank you for your response.
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5y ago
How would you compare Earthly to creating Docker images using Nix[0]? I love Nix declarative nature with strong emphasis on reproducibility. [0]: https://nixos.org/guides/building-and-running-docker-images....
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