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by pbreit 1y ago
RESTful APIs are not RESTful because REST is meh. Our APSi includes HATEAOS links and I have never, not once, witnessed their actual use (but they do double the size of response payloads). It’s interesting that Stripe still even uses form-p
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by pbreit 1y ago
"that fool" created a $1.8 trillion company.
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by pbreit 1y ago
Must "AGI" match human intelligence exactly or would outperforming in some functions and underpformin in others qualify?
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by pbreit 1y ago
What's the difference?
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by pbreit 1y ago
Seems like they could not choose between flat and not flat.
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by pbreit 1y ago
If a token is not a JWT is it really a “Bearer” token?
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by pbreit 1y ago
Can an iPhone app figure out your blood pressure (with sufficient reliability)?
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by pbreit 1y ago
Good for Harvard. As idiotic as many of its policies are, this is clearly government infringement of freedom and speech.
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by pbreit 1y ago
These analyses always assume no margin compression which is wrong.
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by pbreit 2y ago
Dumb acquisition by PayPal. It should stick to "above board" financial services. Stuff like this erodes trust.
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by pbreit 2y ago
I personally like lack of typing which makes things MUCH easier. I'm curious the benefits of typing?
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by pbreit 2y ago
No one is upset.
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by pbreit 2y ago
Django's origins in content probably made it hopelessly "thick" in today's world which on the server is mostly just taking in a spitting out JSON.
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by pbreit 2y ago
At this point, seems like the server is mostly a data access layer spitting out JSON for JavaScript, Java and Swift clients.
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by pbreit 2y ago
That ship has sailed. http has been retired.
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by pbreit 2y ago
Amazing!! I did not see timing. When might we see in VS Code? Edge?
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by pbreit 2y ago
Restrictions, ftw!
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by pbreit 2y ago
I would say people are much, much worse. Compare that to the weight we place on "experts" many of whom are hopelessly compromised or dragged by mountains of baggage.
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by pbreit 2y ago
Your "tips" don't really address the OP's post.
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by pbreit 2y ago
Lousy behavior all the way around. And with SMB accounting on the last days of the year.
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by pbreit 2y ago
No apparent relation to https://archive.org ?
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by pbreit 2y ago
It might be abused and you can just pipe it through a preprocessor are not very good reasons.
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by pbreit 2y ago
JSON is pretty close and much more widely used/available. It's fine.
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by pbreit 2y ago
~90 locations?
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by pbreit 2y ago
I wonder if we could have just done something simple like add a block to ipv4? Like 255.255.255.255.255
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by pbreit 2y ago
So...one? This article is a hack job. I didn't see any positive commentary. Wired is cooked.
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by pbreit 2y ago
Could not disagree more. They are the freshest looking vehicles on the road.
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by pbreit 2y ago
Are these "recalls" just simple over the air software updates? Just because car people are not used to this doesn't make it necessarily bad. Obviously no bugs are better than some bugs. But people here tend to know how softwa
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by pbreit 2y ago
Yes.
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by pbreit 2y ago
The biggest, easiest to implement underutilization is: "Using specific type attribute values, such as "email", "number", or "url"" These can significantly improve user experience on mobile by triggeri

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