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9mo ago
It must be part of a larger marketing push; their boss(?) appeared on the Odd Lots podcast a couple days ago to talk about this work: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/scott-kupors-new-plan-... He spent a lot
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The scrapers will not attempt to discover and use an efficient representation. They will attempt to hit every URL they can discover on a site, and they'll do it at a rate of hundreds of hits per second, from enough IPs that each only r
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1y ago
Asking as a newbie in this area, could you share any pointers to language design for performance? I'm aware of the early difference between compiled and interpreted languages. Luau has to be interpreted to meet its security goals, and
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1y ago
The answer to all your scenarios is yes. There is no amount of free labor someone can give away that entitles the recipients to more free labor.
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1y ago
> The idea is that users were relying on a functionality to be maintained (the "rug"), and the Datastar developers decided to continue maintaining it behind a paywall (the "pull"). Why were the users so entitled to fr
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1y ago
It's also getting a lot flakier. Around October or November of last year I realized that every week I see another bit of SPA jankiness. I lose my scroll position because some component has appeared or disappeared above view. The issues
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1y ago
Yep: https://github.com/bishopfox/unredacter
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1y ago
Could anyone who runs Rails with sqlite in production share some scale numbers like r/w per second, # rows in the db, and vps size? I have used it at trivial scale for SolidQueue and SolidCache, but I can't find experience reports
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1y ago
Incredible missed opportunity to cite the parable of the broken window: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_broken_window
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2y ago
I remember XBConnect and GameSpy for playing Xbox Halo 1 over the internet. I think a couple were invented for every big game or console before 2010 or so. Tailscale doesn't really address connecting to strangers, though.
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2y ago
You know, you've told me that about views and components before, and I keep forgetting. I am so used to getting burned by software that has two names for things because a couple months or years later, ah yes, now that you mention it th
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2y ago
The thing I really like about Phlex is that it's not a full DSL, it's not its own language. It's an expressive Ruby API and the resulting code has the regular Ruby toolbox available. Ruby devs often call this a "DSL"
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2y ago
In addition to the "you're not fooling anyone" bit about piercing the corporate veil that's already well-addressed, you missed provisions of the OSA. There's a requirement to name a senior manager: https:/
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2y ago
They block numbers from any provider considered to be voip.
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2y ago
A useful term here is "labor share" and the included chart of the last ~80y: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_share
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2y ago
And then when I pan the map, maybe 90% of the time it doesn't load new results for the visible area. It makes Apple Maps pretty unusable for finding things in unfamiliar areas.
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2y ago
(I'm the Lobsters admin.) Comments from merged stories do have a label showing where the came from... but only before the merge; afterwards top-level comments are always attached to the primary story which is when things get especially
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2y ago
This is pretty much the premise of Bob Altemeyer's work: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Altemeyer His book The Authoritarians is the one that most elaborates on it, so works that cite or respond to it would p
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2y ago
I don't have a lot of mental model for how this works, but I was surprised to note that it seems to maintain continuity on the shapes of the bushes and brown spots on the grass that track out of frame on the left and then reappear as i
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2y ago
Yeah. It's fairly likely the ads link to a URL with a recognizable pattern. Failing that, if an ad is reproducible we can iterate with a site owner to detect the DOM modification a few different ways. I've drafted a blog post to c
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2y ago
Does anyone have a reusable signature for the injected ads so a side can detect the tampering?
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2y ago
Yes. Mercury, which is not a bank and has never publicly claimed that it plans to become a bank, is reportedly trying to recover $30 million in missing customer funds from Synapse: https://www.forbes.com/sites/emilymaso
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2y ago
This article mostly talks about full-time recruiting, but a friend recently went through this while getting recruited to the reserves. One purpose of the reserves is to allow the military to hire mid-career professionals with specific in-de
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2y ago
[Org mode]( https://orgmode.org/ ) is a popular emacs plugin for organizing notes and todos. I don’t use it so I can’t be sure, but the reference to review is [probably this]( https://orgmode.org/manual/St
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2y ago
It seems this is excerpts from a video or screenshare. Does anyone have a link for that? I’m curious to see some of the things the speaker refers to.
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2y ago
If one would like to subscribe to a national paper owned by a billionaire who supposedly only interferes with editorial and not reporting, the Wall Street Journal is cheaper.
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2y ago
Google Voice will also be unworkable for your needs. More and more businesses prohibit customers from using anything except a cell phone number from a major carrier or MVNO reseller, perhaps assuming anything else is criminal activity. Cust
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2y ago
I was curious about the syntax of this signature: > List.first : List a -> Result a [ListWasEmpty] I found this section of the tutorial useful (and the preceding example of calling List.get): https://www.roc-lang.org/
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2y ago
If the company were to be sued, would you be happy turning over your laptop to your company’s lawyer indefinitely for them to search and find documents that might be relevant to the lawsuit?
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2y ago
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has excellent data available on this and similar questions, start with Table 62: https://cdan.dot.gov/tsftables/tsfar.htm
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