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by pier25 6mo ago
As someone who abused cannabis in my 20s and had my fair share of issues I can only agree.
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by pier25 6mo ago
You can still work with vanilla PHP, jQuery, and vanilla CSS if the project allows it. Things are more complex typically because the requirements are more complex. What used to be a simple <form> and a redirect now requires client-sid
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by pier25 6mo ago
Funny how the headline tries to spin this as an env vars issue. By far the biggest issue is being able to access the production environment of millions of customers from a Google Workspace. Only a handful of Vercel employees should be able
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by pier25 6mo ago
> The CEO publicly attributed the attacker's unusual velocity to AI Unusual velocity? Didn't the attacker have the oauth keys for months?
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by pier25 6mo ago
Ok but how do you go from a Google Workspace to production env vars? Doesn’t Vercel use 2FA? Did the hackers also get the env vars encryption keys?
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by pier25 6mo ago
John Ternus really did turn the Mac around. The last 5 or so years of the Intel era were a disaster. Hopefully he will be able to turn things around with software too.
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by pier25 6mo ago
How do you go from a Google Workspace to production env vars without Vercel doing something wrong?
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by pier25 6mo ago
Regarding 1, from another comment it seems NeonDB env vars are not sensitive by default. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47832692
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by pier25 6mo ago
Surprising velocity? It appears the hackers had the oauth key for a month.
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by pier25 6mo ago
A month? If true this is insane.
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by pier25 6mo ago
> They put a massive amount of VC cash into convincing people that Next.js was "the modern way" to create a website My impression is Next started becoming popular mostly as a reaction against create-react-app.
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by pier25 6mo ago
I don't know about Hetzner but with Upcloud and Vultr my single VPS setups have been more reliable than multiregion with redundancy setups with other providers like Fly.
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by pier25 6mo ago
Is Hetzner as reliable as DO though? Over the years I've heard plenty of horror stories from Hetzner customers.
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by pier25 6mo ago
To anyone who has been following climate change it was clear the IPCC reports were outdated by at least a decade. Back in 2013 or so feedbacks (methane etc) were already a big part of the conversation but were ignored from the IPCC reports
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by pier25 6mo ago
https://xcancel.com/finmoorhouse/status/2044933442236776794
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by pier25 6mo ago
haven't people been complaining lately about 4.6 getting worse?
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Global warming is making the strongest hurricanes stronger(yaleclimateconnections.org)
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by pier25 6mo ago
You have to use AWS though :) Also Cloudflare is way cheaper compared to eg Sendgrid or Postmark.
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by pier25 6mo ago
I just avoid AWS as much as I can.
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by pier25 6mo ago
Pretty good pricing. Currently using ZeptoMail ($2.5 per 10,000 emails) but if this service by Cloudflare proves reliable once it reaches GA I'd be happy to switch.
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by pier25 6mo ago
if Opus 4.7 or Mythos are so good how come Claude has some of the worst uptime in most online services?
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by pier25 6mo ago
Having the best browser should be Mozilla's first priority. Investing on AI is not going to make them less financially reliant on Google.
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by pier25 6mo ago
I don’t see the option on iOS. At best I can limit to 15 mins. Wish there was a way to completely turn off shorts. Youtube was significantly better 5-10 years ago.
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by pier25 6mo ago
> I'm guessing it's specifically because it isn't a La Liga game, it's UEFA Champions League Probably just a matter of time. The article mentions: "Lo bloqueos aplicarán "todos los días de emisión de event
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by pier25 6mo ago
Pretty cool. Would be great if you could use it on its own app instead of having to load a Resolve project.
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by pier25 6mo ago
Maybe I'm wrong but it seems more like Hono+Zod
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by pier25 6mo ago
> because it's type system is so so much better than Hono's Can you elaborate?
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by pier25 6mo ago
As a Spaniard I couldn't agree more. This situation is just absolutely ridiculous.
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by pier25 6mo ago
Cost will probably go down but nobody knows when or how. It might take 10 years for all we know as training costs have only been rising. A huge difference is early computers were not subsidized. It took decades until most people could affor
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by pier25 6mo ago
Where can you get 8GB for $20?

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