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by neya 5y ago
You can't cache everything on a news website, especially the homepage. The homepage requires constant updates. For rest of the pages, I agree and I do use caching.
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by neya 5y ago
Good suggestion, but if your content site is a news site, then homepage and certain category pages require by the second updates. Cloudflare unfortunately can't help and all the requests are directly hitting your database at that point
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by neya 5y ago
How do you know it wasn't a good use of the money? The client's site has been up for a year since then without any issues for 1/4th of the cost. Their investment in this stack wasn't much. Hiring wasn't a BIG proble
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by neya 5y ago
Safe to say they would've gone out of business if they kept burning that kind of money for the remainder of the year. This was around covid era, they didn't have a solid revenue stream from the traffic they got.
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by neya 5y ago
I'm obviously not going to reveal actual numbers, but it's safe to they spent less than what they would have spent being on Wordpress for the remainder of the year. Time to completion is 3 months. No new "feature" develo
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by neya 5y ago
I disagree, this logic doesn't work always unless you have investor money lying around. For a bootstrapped business, it could mean living or dying. As an example, a client of mine was paying close to $5000 per month in server costs sim
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by neya 6y ago
For commercial or non-commercial usage?
698.
by neya 6y ago
https://github.com/minio/minio/issues/12143
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by neya 6y ago
Author nowhere mentions about the bitrate or what constitutes as "high quality" and what constitutes as "low quality". Would be helpful to have this info.
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by neya 6y ago
Yeah, I agree with you for the most part. And this argument comes up a lot. The difference is we're not Amazon yet. We don't have the same levels of user engagement, loyalty and whatever metrics that makes Amazon a success. To the
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by neya 6y ago
I disagree. How did 1-5mb become an acceptable size to ship to your users? That's actually quite a lot. In a slow connection, this isn't even going to load anything except a blank screen for such a long time.
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by neya 6y ago
Just curious, as an avid user of Elixir lang, which has most of these anyway, what should be a compelling reason for someone like me to start using Crystal (more)? Thank you
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by neya 6y ago
I use Firefox's own password manager ( https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/lockwise/ ) inbuilt into the browser. I think it's a better compromise than having to expose sensitive credentials into my
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by neya 6y ago
>He transferred the GitHub repository and the Web Store rights, announcing the change in a GitHub issue that said nothing about the identity of the new maintainer. The announcement even made a concerning mention of a purchase, which rais
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by neya 6y ago
Here's a counter argument - API access is just one aspect of Facebook selling user data, as far as I know, Facebook will license its data via customized methods (eg. a custom API) if you pay a fee for its access. There are even vendors
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by neya 6y ago
> any search tangentially related to “Asian” (i.e., Asian-American, Asian food, Southeast Asian, Asian restaurants near me, etc) will return a message reading “You cannot browse this page at ‘google.com’ because it is restricted,” or, “T
707.
by neya 6y ago
Then don't borrow what you can't afford to pay back? When you borrow money from someone, you explicitly enter a contract with a legal understanding that you will pay it off back in a stipulated time. When you go back on your word,
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by neya 6y ago
The problem with these types of "I'm an audiophile, so you should listen to me" type reviews are they can go both ways. For example, here's one I read recently that was on the other extreme of the spectrum. Also, written
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by neya 6y ago
I miss the 90s where HTML pages just contained just super informative text and a bunch of links to other super informative text. Flash was fun for a while with some nice animations and interactivity, then the JS themes took over, they were
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by neya 6y ago
The last line - "(Nidhi Razdan is former Executive Editor, NDTV.)" That's their classic way of burning her for burning them. Having said that, I learnt the same lesson as well a few years ago. Never quit your current unless y
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Wuhan Institute of Virology engaged in research on behalf of Chinese military(state.gov)
9 points by neya 6y ago|1 comments
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by neya 6y ago
This is just a masqueraded effect from Facebook to stop these devs from eating their lunch. Facebook makes money selling user data. If someone else makes money or gives that value away for free, then this is loss of revenue for them. Just f
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by neya 6y ago
As much as I love Apple, they can't even get Siri to work right, how would they be able to do proper Tesla level AI is beyond me.
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by neya 6y ago
I am strongly determined to believe that justice systems around the world are either of the two: 1. Incompetent 2. Corrupt I do not wish to accuse of either yet in this case, but this seems grossly unfair to what people like Aaron Swartz ha
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by neya 6y ago
"Twilio put out at midnight last night. In that Press Release, Twilio accidentally revealed which services Parler was using. Turns out it was all of the security authentications that were used to register a user. This allowed anyone to
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by neya 6y ago
On my Samsung it's the same as well. The default camera app scans any QR code, even does document scanning on the fly which I find super useful.
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by neya 6y ago
Thank you, that's very useful to know.
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by neya 6y ago
Cool, I was just going to use a TPA series amplifier for my commercial design this year. I'm just going to switch to ST Microelectronics which is what Bose et al use anyway. Good riddance. If you are stupid enough to DMCA 555 timer dat
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She Chronicled China’s Crisis. Now She Is Accused of Spreading Lies(nytimes.com)
6 points by neya 6y ago|0 comments
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by neya 6y ago
But this isn't a retail store, this is a software store. That's the difference.

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