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by pbreit 5y ago
No it's not. All indications are that omicron is much milder.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Too late to change name to "ublocklist"?
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by pbreit 5y ago
Acquired by Microfocus in 2005. Apparently some of the products live on: https://www.microfocus.com/en-us/products/borland/overview I also wonder what Phillipe Kahn is up to: https://en.wikipedia.o
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by pbreit 5y ago
I like how 6 hours in: "Many services have already recovered".
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by pbreit 5y ago
Eight or more.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Three years doesn't seem very "long".
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2021 Postman Plans and Pricing Updates(blog.postman.com)
2 points by pbreit 5y ago|0 comments
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by pbreit 5y ago
Isn't that just fancy phrasing for a username/password? Most APIs just have you set a key in the "Authorization" header. I don't get what value the "Bearer " prefix adds. That RFC is strange and seems it c
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by pbreit 5y ago
I'm seeing a lot more APIs adding the "Bearer " prefix which I don't really understand. What's the point of it? This particular one doesn't even look like a "conventional" bearer token in the JWT sens
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by pbreit 5y ago
This sounds like an Android take (although apparently you are an iPhone owner).
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by pbreit 5y ago
Screams for an Apple comparison. Sure, there are plenty of competitive devices. But iPhone dominates the mind-share and profit-share.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Non-traditional for sure. And I think most PR heads would highly discourage. Seems to work for this company OK. Thinking different can be an advantage.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Slow growth over 13 years in an easy-to-monetize category can get you there.
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by pbreit 5y ago
I will be curious to see how founder-led companies operate as they get large. Mainly companies like AirBnB, Cloudflare & Coinbase. I don't think it's impossible for a company to get large and still be somewhat effective.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Humans are crazy.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Why is it still so ridiculously difficult to put some DB-backed, servable, editable code up in the cloud?
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by pbreit 5y ago
Users are terribly unreliable when it comes to suggesting feature adds.
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by pbreit 5y ago
How did the lousy content affect your legit users?
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by pbreit 5y ago
> employees don't have equity Is there any more detail on that? I'm not sure why they wouldn't.
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by pbreit 5y ago
I'd say "wrongly so". The right answer is somewhere in the middle, leaning to "contractor". Drivers literally never have to even show up. The flexibility offered by contractor status is the #1 benefit to drivers.
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by pbreit 5y ago
The uncertainty about whether my readers will get blocked from reading or not is a legit concern.
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by pbreit 5y ago
Sounds like an opportunity. Especially since a bookkeeper could be anywhere in the world.
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by pbreit 5y ago
I suspect you are being downvoted because this isn't really related to standards.
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by pbreit 5y ago
I think big auto commitment to electric would have remained half-hearted and unsuccessful until Tesla showed it could be fine.
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by pbreit 5y ago
This seems like a gross representation of pretty much everything. The concept of "PayPal Mafia" as what they did AFTER PayPal (YouTube, LinkedIn, Yammer, Palantir, Yelp, Affirm, OpenDoor, Tesla, Spacex). Ebay bought PayPal for $1.
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by pbreit 5y ago
If a one liner is preferred, what if it could be: if condition(): x=4 else: x=5
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by pbreit 5y ago
Did anyone ever figure out if Cybertruck is delayed to 2022 or just that orders placed now would fulfill in 2022?
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by pbreit 5y ago
I’m wondering if you would be able to play a role in credit card number migrations? Definite pain point.
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Why I Love Basic Auth(rdegges.com)
2 points by pbreit 5y ago|0 comments
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by pbreit 5y ago
What does L5 get you that L4 does not (commercially)?

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