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by noway421 5y ago
Given that there's no support you can call, this leaves no recourse if you accidentally sync the wrong .DS_Store. In the reddit post screenshot, there's no button to open a dispute of any kind. I wonder if this also marks your Goo
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by noway421 5y ago
Not sure there's enough context here to make a judgement. 24 change requests in a year seems okay? How complex were they? 50% no-approval sounds ok if he was the sole maintainer of a particular part of the code/etc. Maybe someone
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by noway421 5y ago
From what I gather microservices architecture works in a large enough organization where there are enough teams to manage each individual microservice. If your business logic allows for nicely isolated modules, which can almost act as separ
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by noway421 5y ago
> why would fuel prices be high in a country with large oil and gas reserves? To prevent arbitraging opportunity. If fuel is subsidised for local citizens, they will start siphoning it out of country to sell overseas and profit off of it
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by noway421 5y ago
Hackernews really should add an archive.is link right next to the article link in the UI, it took me a minute to go through the comments to find it.
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by noway421 5y ago
What verification level do you need in Coinbase to deposit $154 million? Pretty sure you're limited to a specific amount per year and you need to specify source of funds. AML/KYC rules are specifically created for this.
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by noway421 5y ago
Mind = blown. Hello world on Chrome, Hello Apple on Safari.
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by noway421 5y ago
The way I see it, in the long run AWS will stop net-adding Intel instances. Only decommissioning and re-adding the existing ones. While Graviton-based instances will continue growing with the growth of the cloud market (and global economy),
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by noway421 5y ago
This can work, if there's a sales team attached to the company that actually goes out and sells the idea of paying money to the open source project. For a maintainer to do an SDR and a salesperson job is just not sustainable - they are
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by noway421 5y ago
This is great. I think the biggest value prop of POAPs is actually not highlighted in the article - they can be airdropped based on a scan of who owns a particular token. In that case, if you're doing a token sale, you can also airdrop
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by noway421 5y ago
Okay, agree, I misunderstood your comment.
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by noway421 5y ago
I think that's called caring for someone.
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by noway421 5y ago
Standard library is a dependency too and can have bugs in it. What's better - having stdlib tied to the runtime release schedule or having a lot of micro libraries on their own rolling release schedule which can quickly release securit
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by noway421 5y ago
Most of those dependencies have well defined, stable api. They use or at least try to follow semver. And you're probably only hitting about 10% of your dependencies on the critical path you're using, meaning that a lot of potentia
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by noway421 5y ago
From what I understand, this is a client side feature. Ticking 'none' after this feature is rolled out is the same as leaving nothing ticked before.
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by noway421 5y ago
This is me and commit ids or any other hashes.
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by noway421 5y ago
Unless you're running a MITM proxy for SSL traffic with root certificates installed on the home devices, this statement can not be true. And if you're running such a proxy, you would need to have a guest WiFi for people coming int
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by noway421 5y ago
Reminds me of Dagger from the recent post "An oral history of Bank Python": https://calpaterson.com/bank-python.html
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by noway421 5y ago
Interested in the same thing! Can't find a cached version of the comment.
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by noway421 5y ago
VC investors are in the business of cashing out, that's the mandate of the funds that they raise. Why would that signal an impending doom?
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by noway421 5y ago
Would it be just one rogue order filled? Not sure how after-hours tracking works, but I assume that it won't have a very deep order book, so it would be relatively easy to manipulate it. Given that BRK.A has the highest share price amo
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I got zero detections on virus total(medium.com)
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by noway421 5y ago
Totally agree with this sentiment. In javascript, there's only one number type: Number. And it's a 64-bit float. You don't even need integers as a programmer, it's a low-level implementation detail that JIT sometimes emp
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by noway421 5y ago
You can diff two tips like so: https://github.com/{org}/{repo}/compare/{commitish1}..{commi... Example: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/compare/0.65-stable...
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by noway421 5y ago
I really fail to understand why Michael allowed this behaviour. If it got to a point where voice has been raised, there should have been a concern started and security called into place, promptly adjourning the meeting. Who knows where else
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by noway421 5y ago
This is a similar feeling I got while reading the story. > Well I thought that we'd spend a lot of time doing things together but that's not how it turned out. She's always in her room, and I'm always at work or doing
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by noway421 5y ago
One benefit is that you or anyone for that matter can seed NFT images on IPFS. You also gotta look into the smart contract code and see if baseURI an IPFS link or someone's proprietary website.
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The Holmes-Rahe Life Stress Inventory [pdf](stress.org)
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by noway421 5y ago
The solution here is to implement your own font rasterisation library and make it render into canvas using javascript. Extra points if it's done through Web Assembly and spawns a Web Worker to render some of the more CPU-demanding glyp
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by noway421 5y ago
You're right. Commit id points to a commit object, that points to a tree object and subsequently to individual blob objects. Then it is sufficiently harder, you need to find a collision between 2 blob objects, both of which are executa

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