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by potamic 3y ago
In your case, what measures do you take to prevent correlation across the relay and your service? Who manages the relay?
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by potamic 3y ago
How does this compare to Mullvad who also use randomized account numbers? Beyond that, whether account number activity is logged is a matter of trust.
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by potamic 3y ago
That's interesting, that you have to develop the product upfront before getting a license. Does that mean you also need to get approval/permission for any changes you make on the product going forward?
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by potamic 3y ago
Congratulations on the launch! I presume you need to be licensed to build UPI applications? Curious to learn what this process involves and your experience here. Do you realistically need connections to be able to get a license?
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by potamic 3y ago
The damning thing is that he's not the only one to say this. Ever since the Great Resignation many executives have echoed this sentiment of needing to gain leverage over employees, albeit using more diplomatic words. There definitely s
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by potamic 3y ago
Oh you spoiled little children with your integrated development environment and in place editing. Real programmers used GW-Basic with consecutive line numbers.
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by potamic 3y ago
How can Europe call itself the bastion of liberty if you can detain someone because they participated in a protest, no strike that, because you feel they may participate in a protest. The bar has been lowered. Where does the rest of the wor
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by potamic 3y ago
Advertisers can sell you things at higher prices if they know you have more money. The first rule of negotiation in business is that information is power.
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by potamic 3y ago
You may not have ownership of the company but you can have ownership within the scope of your work. For instance, as a developer there are so many areas which involve decision making from code design, testability, reliability, observability
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by potamic 3y ago
Wouldn't landlords simply pass on any tax on the land to their tenants?
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by potamic 3y ago
Wawrinka's single handed is arguably better than many double handers out there. It's combination of power and spin is unmatched. He can play the whole range of shots, gets incredible accuracy and appears to be repeatable enough to
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by potamic 3y ago
This appears to be a demo and not searching real data? If so, the title is a bit misleading. Also, what makes this interesting from a tech point of view? I presume conventional travel sites are slow not because of search but because of a bu
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by potamic 3y ago
Which of these talks about the speed of light being constant for all frames of reference? This to me is one of the most fundamental and bizarre aspects of the universe.
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by potamic 3y ago
You haven't seen this other post today https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37197977
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by potamic 3y ago
They talked about doing this for AWS lambda at "gigantic scale". I assume at some point scanning all the buckets becomes infeasible.
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by potamic 3y ago
How does this compare to embedded databases like sqlite?
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by potamic 3y ago
This could also backfire with non-confrontational personalities. "Welp, I guess you're hired"
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by potamic 3y ago
I can't even begin to imagine how you would go about building an automated star tracker in the 60s.
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by potamic 3y ago
While we wait for the inevitable news about how this sweetener is harmful, I can't help but think why we don't have a non-controversial sweetener yet. There are hundreds and hundreds of food additives available in the market which
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by potamic 3y ago
> Ehrichman had a real grudge for doing jail time for Watergate. That's an ad hominem and should be irrelevant to the argument.
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by potamic 3y ago
It's possible. You just need to start manufacturing CCTVs, and encourage hotels to install them in their bathrooms to lower costs!
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by potamic 3y ago
If people are paying for the software, then they should be able to use the software as they wish. If you were selling a towel, you wouldn't put restrictions on someone wetting it and using it for hand to hand combat, would you?
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by potamic 3y ago
It's not a co-operative, just a non-profit. The devs are employees of the corporation just like for any other company. Honestly, I think the company makes good revenue and don't rely too much on donations. Using their products and
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by potamic 3y ago
Wasn't ethereum rolled back at one point? How is that different to centralized control by one particular entity?
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by potamic 3y ago
Any estimate for how long it would take to fine tune against a given volume of data?
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by potamic 3y ago
How do you gauge the difference in outcome between the two approaches?
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by potamic 3y ago
Which tool do you use for the proxy? Do you do any content transformation?
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by potamic 3y ago
I see, so it's kinda paving the way for a db-as-a service solution?
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by potamic 3y ago
Interesting comparison. I wouldn't have compared them together because Pinot is for OLAP use cases and elastic for full text search.
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by potamic 3y ago
Doesn't sharding imply horizontal partitioning? Some of their examples show vertical partitioning use cases. Not sure how I feel about that. I can't imagine why you would do microservices and host their databases as schemas on the

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