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by number6 6y ago
I can totally understand your grievance with all the loops you have to jump through to get JS running. I can get an okayish webapp running with the Django Stack in about two hours; when I use JS it takes me hours just to configure webpack.
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by number6 6y ago
Effortless? I am not that optimistic. Don't get me wrong. I love programming but it's not effortless. The best problems are the hard one: https://dwarffortresswiki.org/images/4/40/FunComic.png
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by number6 6y ago
Can you recommend a book on negotiating?
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by number6 6y ago
Thanks for your Blog! It's a great resource - I love the generic form template and signal blog post. It is really great and I recommend it to anyone who uses django
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by number6 6y ago
I have it from different DPAs that encrypted data are not PPI under the GDRP. The case might be different for passwords but you have to think around the corner a bit: You compare two hashes when you compare a password - you don't compa
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by number6 6y ago
Title should be: Books I like
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by number6 6y ago
Thanks for the explanation. Guss I never had an NLP usecase. So SpaCy can take a text or sentences apart and knows what the parts "mean" but I can't think of a problem to solve with this. Maybe summarize a text or something,
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by number6 6y ago
As someone who never used NLP, what is it used for? Or better what is SpaCy used for - I know that it can generate Texts... but how would I use it in a business?
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by number6 6y ago
The Article compares p2p vs centralized and uses IPFS as an example and signal as the other example. Both distribute information. True this is a high level perspective...
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by number6 6y ago
I would have chosen user authentication as an example. Better have a team looking over this stuff than to write this up on you own except you know exactly what you are doing. Might end somewhere with you users passwords public readable in a
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by number6 6y ago
Yeah I guess I can crank out a basic CRUD-App without looking up anything. All depending on what app means. If I have to work with new technologies I clearly look up the best practices and different solutions to common problems but on my ho
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by number6 6y ago
Yeah my fan just spinned up and I was wondering... guess its this website
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by number6 6y ago
Poetic. I love it.
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by number6 6y ago
Is this peer2peer? I am thinking about a tool for Podcast that federates and is p2p like e.g. peertube only with all the Podcast rss Features + listeners can choose a ratio how many copys of the Podcast they want to distribute
855.
by number6 6y ago
Using FactoryBoy for testing?
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by number6 6y ago
So I fasted 3 days about 3 weeks ago (after Christmas) ok my spouse thought I was insane but I overate so much that I had the need to swing the pendulum in the other direction - after this 3 days I ate a Pizza - no cramps; nothing; just ope
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by number6 6y ago
Clearly it's a nice analogy. So there is a need for leadership. There are good leaders and bad (call em leaders or lords) but there is always a hierarchy. Let say there where no hierarchy by rank, there would still be a hierarchy in co
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by number6 6y ago
> They do care about sending messages over wifi if they’re somewhere without a cell signal. (OK, bit of a Canadian thing, but the cottage has wifi and no cell signal.) That you have to explain why you might be without cell signal shows t
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by number6 6y ago
Do you feel that she doesn't hold up her side of the deal? Did you ever talk about what you expect her to do? Why are you still together?
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by number6 6y ago
Always asked myself how this came about. Is there somewhere I can read about it?
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by number6 6y ago
That was my guess too - significant lower attack surface. I am thinking about a VPN setup myself but most of my services are public facing anyway...
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by number6 6y ago
Why do you use VPN opposed to just TLS? Transportation wise it should be as secure or am I mistaken?
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by number6 6y ago
To be honest and I am sure 80% handle it like I did. I used ONE password for most sites before using password managers. I had 5 PWs Top and I used them everywhere. They weren't particularly strong or secure. So if someone got my Passwo
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by number6 6y ago
Good point. You can still host from your own home - this could work... all depending on the IP score. This is a hit / miss with VPS too though.
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by number6 6y ago
Doing this with mailcow on an hetzner vps for 3 years now (semi-personal). Works flawless. Accepted by Gmail and Microsoft365 - and I can pull up the logs and see if a mail was delivered to a mailbox.
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by number6 6y ago
CPO here: if you want to use any service in a u safe third part country (US) you have to follow this recommendations [0]. They are up for consultation untill end of December. If you want to play it safe: Only transfer personal information o
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by number6 6y ago
Yeah could be a really small amount like 10 cents. With millions of accounts this could be a little money on the side
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by number6 6y ago
Plus: GMail for most people is a free service. They can just close it down and are under no obligation to continue their service to you. It happens to paid accounts too, so maybe switch important Accounts to a smaller service that needs yo
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by number6 6y ago
I meant this as a parody but that you take this at face value is just the point I wanted to make.
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by number6 6y ago
I didn't knew Poe's law. Yes this is a parody and I guess you all know the president I am talking about. This ideas are created with sensible persons in mind. But not all politicians are sensible people

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