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Searching corporate wiki is pretty difficult, because contrary to something like Google, you can't use context of a search query to recommend content. * First you have a few occurrence of the same search query in your search history (b
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"If there was an API for uploading your secret conversations, it would be the holy grail discovery for a security researcher. Someone would have found it."
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When you are accepted at YC you are already a team which is autonomous and capable. With or without Bookface information things will not change much. Maybe you can save an afternoon because the information is easier to access and already cu
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5y ago
https://gpslogger.app/ open source has plenty of settings can make a GET call every x minutes to url of your choice, you can either collect data by logging GET calls on your nginx or build an API for that specifically. Or y
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> YouTube Channel Polymater had a video about how NK would basically follow a' eternal cycle ... Tips of the day, don't put too much trust into Youtube videos. There are just random dudes/girls who are good with a video ed
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5y ago
HN is a place for people building sartups, I doubt that the share of PHP usage in people building Saas startup is much
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Every nights I read through the hackernews posts of the day which didn't reach the front page for my newsletter. Every time I click on a medium posts and that I click "previous" the page freeze during 1-2 seconds. Therefore I
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> The real question is how did the web remain relevant while being so far behind this tectonic platform shift? Because CSS +HTML + JS is 20x easier to learn than any mobile code language. Anyone in a few hours can create a website, that
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Mandating vaccines is an indirect solution the real solution is to have more at risk people to TAKE the vaccine. Whether or not mandate is the right strategy is another question. It is almost probably sure it is the wrong strategy but fines
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> it's starting to look like "casual" mask wearing (fabric masks loosely worn and taken off regularly for eating etc) is mostly just pointless hygiene theater at this point. No one has ever proven that mask mandates worked
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> Yes, I know most of you can do this in 3 lines of Python and a cron job, and yes yes, there are other alert services Ultimate troll :) Maybe dang is the secret writer of n-gate
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5y ago
Honestly I think this is because Notion, Slite are mostly frontend apps at the core. And thus attract talents who are strong in frontend, and the culture is biased toward front end (actually in Notion it is even biased toward UI). And thus
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5y ago
By being better than the competition. And in this specific case by having no competitors ( see other comment, they are different products)
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5y ago
None that I'm aware of. Thing to understand is that Notion and Confluence are vastly different products. Notion is more for sharing a set of documents that are often used. And thus create some hierarchy of content without right managem
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5y ago
Confluence is too often used in use cases it was not design for. That includes being used by companies with less 50 people. This probably contributes to its criticisms. But Confluence will almost always beat Notion when the company reach mo
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I really can't understand where Notion is going. They come from b2c, made b2c free pivoted to b2b smb and started saying more and more that they are a b2b enterprise company (even though their vision is not really compatible with that)
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What's the point of this post? OP is serving a file at 50req/sec. There is not even mention of a dB query. How is that able to relate to any kind of normal app? I guess that the post was written as an answer to the mangadex post [
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I don't know about you, but they have 42 average Page-views per visit (HN has 3) so Alexa rank is going to be biased
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For people who have the Atlassian Cloud offering this is not a problem and has been fixed. The only people who are impacted are the one who host Confluence themselves. There isn't much that Atlassian can do except that tell them to upd
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The only issue here, is that Proton said on their homepage that they don't log IP, but they in fact do it when asked by the police. Vote will not impact that. Anonymity doesn't exists for GAFA or Big governments on internet that&#
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I'm not trying to promote my cloud offering. I would like to be able to offer self hosting, but we still haven't found a way to do it. This is too much hassle for everyone. There is a tradeoff between ease of use of a software and
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> It’s amazing that this company continues to fall up. There are still not any knowledge base tools that can keep up with Confluence. For Jira the competition is slowly catching up but there are still a large gap for big organizations. T
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If you can afford to not expose it to the internet obviously you are going to have better security. But this is not always desirable talking about wiki software. I can't disagree with you. But you can either deny that the average Saas
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I personally do not categorize them to equivalent to Confluence, Sharepoint, Notion, Quip, ... but if you do, yeah there are few wiki software which are available on premise.
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I didn't say that it is always the case. The same argument you use can be used to talk about companies who are going to self host Confluence. I agree that a lot of Saas startup are going to neglect security. But here we are talking abo
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Biased but I'm actually building a competitor (V1 is almost ready) to Confluence for medium to big organizations. But I don't understand your requirement for on-prem. That's clearly not an advantage from the security point of
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That's one of the selling point of Saas compared to hosted instance honestly. Some company think that having Confluence hosted internally is going to increase the security. But this is wrong. When you rely on a Saas provider. The provi
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I said the end result is the same. Not that it is the same. In both case they give the IP when the police ask for it
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So the default is when nobody ask for the logs? What the point of not collecting IP unless for the time it is useful?
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We do not kill people except the people we kill I see that you want to protect Protonmail, but if they want to stop being misleading they can just remove the IP log sentence
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