nooyurrsdey

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by nooyurrsdey 6y ago
Good - 2FA is the responsibility of the user and resetting it kind of invalidates the security it helps bring. I think the bigger issue is that people's 2fa codes are still tied to their phone. You can lose your phone at any moment, wh
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
to expand on this, not much of what's done in managing software applications is "easy". people so often talk about spinning up VMs and services at scale and forget that even running your own well maintained blog is a big effo
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
studies add value regardless of whether you think they follow conventional wisdom or not. The burden of proof is on science to prove something, not just make common assumptions about it.
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
It is infuriating that one individual A) has the audacity to believe they are entitled to such a rare publically beneficial property and B) has the power (both politically and financially) to see this battle through.
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
> During his short life, Ramanujan independently compiled nearly 3,900 results (mostly identities and equations). Many were completely novel; his original and highly unconventional results, such as the Ramanujan prime, the Ramanujan thet
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
Not sure I understand the difference between recklessly and negligently? Don't both amount to you not knowing and not wanting to find out?
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
Microsoft has defintiely made great business decisions under Nadella. His vision in recognizing cloud investment must not have been an easy thing for the board to accept. Two things I dislike about this article 1. It's tone is so favor
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
Nicely written and easy to follow. Also more proof that you don't need a specialized library / dependency for every thing - sometimes you can get most of the way there with a few lines of your own code.
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
Everyone says running your own mail server is not advised. Do you find it difficult or time consuming? I'd like to try it but I'm worried it's too much work - what's your setup?
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
I agree l but it's literally the number one point I expect to see when this topic comes up. Everyone and their mother is quick to point out that the two axes are different
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
Thanks for your hard work on the best piece of software I use daily
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
I think the point was that older generations tend to vote, so millenials will vote and assume power in 20 years.
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
> Liberals lecture, conservatives communicate: Analyzing complexity and ideology in 381,609 political speeches At what point does it become irresponsible to put out studies with this kind of title? All this does is create two warring fac
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
What's to say the you tubers don't care in the same way? It's possible to do something for profit and care about the people you impact even if you don't see each one individually
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
Not sure why your comment is so aggressive and defensive. OP acknowledged they were being conspiratorial. Also there might not be any explcit intent for your team to impelemt the above but sometimes these things emerge as slow influence tha
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
ISO 8601 should solve both. Human readability and standrzied time with zone
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
> To start, I have an iOS rule that prevents more than 7 minutes of each social media app per day. I pretty much only use Facebook. After the timer is up that’s it for the day. I'm glad you enjoy the experience and are able to contr
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain
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by nooyurrsdey 7y ago
What's lost in all this is that classes are simple and understandable. Introducing all these new paradigms removes that simplicity. Everyone is ready to hate on classes but they have been robust structures for a long time
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by nooyurrsdey 8y ago
It's more important to consider what is more important for your product and the market it serves. The takeaway here is that you shouldn't forget about price and the end user at all. But it is ultimately one of several decisions to
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by nooyurrsdey 8y ago
If you have some time and curiosity as all these things version become an interesting list of things to learn. There's tons of value in doing things yourself
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by nooyurrsdey 8y ago
This question basically restate the problem. It's not that people want to do that, they just don't know better
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by nooyurrsdey 8y ago
For some reason people seem to constant doubt Ruby-ists and Rails Devs. I completely get that other languages have huge benefits over Ruby. Golang being compiled or Java running anywhere, etc... And ruby is slow, totally understood. But if
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by nooyurrsdey 9y ago
This is great! Any chance you have the source code for this handy somewhere? Edit: Never mind, found it linked from your blog! For anyone else looking: https://github.com/akras14/eznews/blob/master/index.
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by nooyurrsdey 9y ago
Not sure about node but for Rails, Hakiri has been pretty useful - https://hakiri.io/ It's set up as a github webhook to run as part of your build, and it usually flags vulnerabilities in recent gems or Rails versions.
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by nooyurrsdey 9y ago
yeah it's a gambit. When you win you win big. But many times you don't win at all. In a statistics sense I'd be curious what the expected (average) return on being a founder is
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by nooyurrsdey 9y ago
She had a large impact on modern business. My own mother works in IT and writes COBOL for a living. Thanks for your contribution, Mrs. Sammet
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by nooyurrsdey 10y ago
wholly agreed. If going offline first fits the use case of your app, then go for it. But there are so many "X-first" approaches (e.g. mobile first) that you can't (and shouldn't) over engineer for them from the start.
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by nooyurrsdey 10y ago
do you think there will be a way to replace actual animal fat over time with another source? Is it cost holding it back or is it scientifically infeasible?