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by pbreit 2y ago
You can create a new account. It's a poorly designed feature that degrades the user experience semi-permanently and with no recourse.
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by pbreit 2y ago
One of the dumber features on the internet. It permanently degrades the user experience and with no recourse.
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by pbreit 2y ago
My guess is it was a pain keeping up with the takedown requests.
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by pbreit 2y ago
I wonder if there's a version that's more of a shelf so could accommodate (m)any sized phones and with/without cases?
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by pbreit 2y ago
Was Swift really necessary? Would it really not have been possible to build iOS apps on something like JavaScript?
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by pbreit 2y ago
Dash has gone so far off the deep end. His concerns are all mostly phony.
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by pbreit 2y ago
I wonder if they could get the setup and updates to be as easy as once.com?
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by pbreit 2y ago
Only possible with the existence of "billionaires".
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by pbreit 2y ago
Not to be too pedantic but while it powers the majority of websites, it doesn't power much of anyone's day-to-day internet usage (even counting Facebook's usage of Hack).
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by pbreit 2y ago
In layperson's terms, what is the difference between a "reverse proxy" and a "web server"?
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by pbreit 3y ago
Isn’t the WARN act just for larger layoffs (50 or 75+)?
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by pbreit 3y ago
I’ve seen the opposite: since AEs typically have very low base salaries, companies can afford to keep them around longer.
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by pbreit 3y ago
Looks like you are Consumer oriented (vs Business)?
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by pbreit 3y ago
When I see that total amateurs (ie, parents) can home school their kids more effectively than school in a fraction of the time, I just don't understand why we can't improve traditional schooling more easily.
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by pbreit 3y ago
Curious if the carbon part is meaningful to anyone?
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by pbreit 3y ago
Is Splunk printing money like DataDog is? Any lower priced alternatives? Or self-hosted?
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by pbreit 3y ago
Pretty much all data eventually ends up in 2 dimensions (rows & columns) so all these complicated data models are just mostly complicating things.
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by pbreit 3y ago
Can someone explain what this is to a novice web app developer?
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by pbreit 3y ago
> not that amazing at all Are there any other examples that come even close?
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by pbreit 3y ago
They will find them.
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by pbreit 3y ago
Any suggestions for lean Python libraries besides Flask?
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by pbreit 3y ago
I thought this was going to be some sort of US Dollar-based stable coin. Interesting naming.
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by pbreit 3y ago
Don't Maria, Postgres, etc make replication pretty easy?
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by pbreit 3y ago
One wonders if Yelp could just run on a basic Postgres setup. It's not too much data, the data is relatively unimportant and the traffic is modest and mostly from US. How do the setups get so complicated?
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by pbreit 3y ago
Chrome manages to do this without a command character. Much better UX.
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by pbreit 3y ago
I paid IRS at 10am and the money left my checking account at 11am. It absolutely can be that fast with ACH.
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by pbreit 3y ago
Some recipients might consider a valid initiation sufficient to fulfill. Others may way for settlement. Some may wait longer to see if there's a return. And then posting times and amounts can vary quite a bit.
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by pbreit 3y ago
Maybe smaller. Maybe larger. But that's a big assumption that CBDCs will exist on a broad basis anytime soon (or ever).
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by pbreit 3y ago
Your credit balance is reduced immediately when you make a credit card payment. For debit card payments, your available balance is reduced immediately. But no money actually moves until overnight.
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by pbreit 3y ago
They absolutely do not. That’s the whole point.

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