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6y ago
> We run our monolith (Spring boot) as a Docker service Does Cloud Run's free tier 'sleep' containers when they don't get regular traffic? Several years back Heroku nerfed their free tier -- they would proactively pl
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6y ago
ICYMI there's a public repo that has more details (and answered several of my questions in one convenient place) https://github.com/stripe/negative-emissions-source-material... Nice to see the transparency on this
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6y ago
Curious what about Hyper Backup do you like the most?
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6y ago
I don't see myself buying a Synology again. I didn't want to use mine as 'just a NAS' and was hoping the Linux+ssh they ship would allow that, but it hasn't gone as I had in mind. Certain things I wanted require jum
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6y ago
FYI all that draggable/resizable stuff comes from Ext.JS https://examples.sencha.com/extjs/7.1.0/examples/kitchensink...
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7y ago
Right, that's the part I'm a bit confused by. If I'm understanding you right, it sounds like VCs choose to not require fiduciary-style obligations of the founders? e.g. whatever the contract looks like, I'm a bit surpris
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7y ago
Why do VCs let founders cash out pre-IPO? AFAIK fiduciary self dealing is illegal in public companies but for whatever reason WeWork's investors evidently didn't seem to care. Why?
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7y ago
I would imagine at this scale, It's not so much counting particles, but weighing them. So you need to separate them out to do that. Elements of different mass can be separated using centrifuges. Not 100% sure for this case, but I know
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7y ago
> If you've ever given the service your number, you should consider your real identity linked to it. I have a feeling it's worse than that. (I haven't rigorously perused the ToS, if I'm wrong please lmk.) Let's s
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7y ago
SEEKING WORK Experienced full stack developer. Recent projects in React, Kubernetes, Docker, crypto. Previous projects in Rails, React Native. Formerly a digital forensics investigator. Location: currently remote, open to chatting. NYC &
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7y ago
If I understand right, using Plaid means giving bank account credentials to a 3rd party by design. Let's say, for sake of argument, one day a Plaid user logs on to their bank account and discovers missing funds. Does the bank get to sa
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7y ago
If site doesn't respond for you also here's a mirror https://web.archive.org/web/20190414020642/https://interakti...
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8y ago
Not sure how many HN people follow the Bogle philosophy, but to me it feels not inappropriate to turn on the black bar.
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8y ago
Well, to answer you could take a look at their dependencies: https://github.com/tjmehta/primus-graphql/blob/master/packag... https://github.com/prisma/graphql-yoga/blob/mas
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8y ago
Intuit's lobbying budget was $2.39 million last year [1], and H&R Block's $2.66 million [2]. Makes one wonder... [1] https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/summary.php?id=D000026667 [2] https://www.o
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8y ago
Last summer I was looking into a building a little project that could do just that. TL, DR: It looks like those with the patience to compile a kernel+drivers can probably manage using Denverton boards [1]. I was blocked by no available dri
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8y ago
> compiled a database of my political donations without probable cause. I share your sentiment, I wouldn't appreciate that either of course. I find it hard to feel optimistic about privacy in America, and in a similar way, probable
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8y ago
I'm not familiar with the history of police misconduct in post-unification Germany, but of course whenever a judge is sympathetic to the police first it's not good for the accused. In the US prosecutorial immunity[0][1] is one of
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8y ago
Could you help me understand why it's a problem that your account data would be in the hands of the police? I would have thought the reason for the raid was to collect physical evidence and that whatever the German equivalent to FinCEN
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8y ago
Congrats guys! It's been a pleasure using the pre 1.0 releases -- looking forward to trying 1.0 out. In addition to the overall polish, one of my favorite aspects of this library is the authors' focus on controlling bundle size.
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9y ago
You may find it additionally ironic that about a month before the Boz memo, it was reported[1] that Zuck bought 4 houses located around his own for $30 million. Privacy is looking pretty alive in that neighborhood. [1] http://tim
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9y ago
Apple introduced App Transport Security[1] with iOS 9. The setting is configured in your app's Info.plist[2]. [1] https://developer.apple.com/library/content/releasenotes/Gen... [2] https://s
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9y ago
Thank you
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9y ago
Congrats to the Dropbox team. Apologies if this is a naive question but I haven't had much success Googling. I've never heard of a company going public without an investment bank's support. I assume there was a law to require
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9y ago
For future readers of this comment, there was previously a parent post here about the overly broad headline for this article. TIL on HN, if a someone deletes a parent comment, the children get promoted to the top.
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9y ago
Ian Betteridge[1] called for you. More seriously though, it's not unusual for newsroom editors to modify or even completely rewrite article headlines. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headlin
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9y ago
Airlines for America, in its filing, said the [24-hour cancellation] rule allows passengers to hold "an unlimited number of reservations at once, free of any cancellation penalty during the 24-hour hold period," thus eliminating
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9y ago
Cool, I hadn't seen this kind of usage of the bitwise operator before. for (let bitMask = 0; bitMask < 1 << scanWindowLength + 1; bitMask++) {
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9y ago
Random tidbit: back when Mac OS X first mapped these bindings to Cocoa, it became possible to use them for evil -- to exploit OS X to grant access it wasn't supposed to. [1] For example if you had a screensaver with a password prompt,
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9y ago
If your existing large app is a React app, the naive thing to try would be migrating the src/ folder into a new CRA app and see what happens. If you get a lot off runtime errors you have an easier time migrating to CRA, if you eject a
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