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by rattray 5y ago
What's this?
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by rattray 5y ago
Apparently Django uses subtransactions by default when you use atomic=True which can result in scary behavior
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by rattray 5y ago
My impression was that payment processors, not banks, were on the hook for chargebacks, but I may misremember?
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by rattray 5y ago
Does anyone know the specific reason banks find the adult industry risky?
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by rattray 5y ago
OnlyFans claimed it was the banks, not the payment processors, who were the problem. Specifically, BNY Mellon, acting in an intermediary role between OnlyFans' banks and creators' banks, allegedly blocked all payouts to creators.
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by rattray 5y ago
Yes, version 5 of the .NET platform (incl C# and F#) runs on Linux and MacOS, and people choose those languages over other languages because of their independent benefits (ie; C# has advantages over Java, and F# has advantages over Haskell&
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by rattray 5y ago
VS Code, TypeScript, C#, F#, GitHub but it doesn't count... I've heard good things about OneNote, I guess.
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by rattray 5y ago
You _might_ get away with that for a short while, but a fairly trivial account review would result in a funds freeze at the minimum.
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by rattray 5y ago
Their policy prohibits "certain sexually oriented materials or services". https://www.paypal.com/en/webapps/mpp/ua/acceptableuse-full
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by rattray 5y ago
It's often the banks who block the processors. (If the processors block it of their own accord, it's due to fraud/chargebacks). I am not sure why the banks are so puritanical.
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by rattray 5y ago
The hard part is the banking and payments side of things. That's where a new entrant would be useful (but unfortunately also ~impossible in the US).
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by rattray 5y ago
Pinterest agrees to spend $3B on AWS through 2029
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by rattray 5y ago
5% more deadly would be "slightly". 2-3x more deadly and much more infectious isn't "slightly". You could perhaps say "like a deadlier flu".
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by rattray 5y ago
None of the others were an engineered chimera virus, which this may have been. What you say is reassuring to me, but this could be different.
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by rattray 5y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28237274
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by rattray 5y ago
I hadn't been aware of the onlyfans change: https://www.xbiz.com/news/261183/onlyfans-releases-official-... Sounds like they're still allowing nudity but disallowing "sexually explicit conduct"
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by rattray 5y ago
The title of the post is "Highlights from Git 2.33" which implies less ownership - perhaps the submission title should be changed to that?
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by rattray 5y ago
This lets you write any Serious App with "single-player data" as offline-first (though yes you still need to handle syncing to the cloud somehow – jlongster has done some very cool stuff for that too, looking forward to him sharin
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by rattray 5y ago
Elsewhere on the thread people recommend et as an actively-developed alternative with scrolling support: https://eternalterminal.dev/
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by rattray 5y ago
Link? Any tradeoffs?
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by rattray 5y ago
> the liquid released could cover the entire state of Florida with 2 inches of water Heat wave hit 74F
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by rattray 5y ago
Chinese Communist Party
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by rattray 5y ago
> it didn't make things smoother. Curious, what makes you say that?
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by rattray 5y ago
Further color for folks who aren't familiar: he's also one of the most prolific and highly-regarded early-stage VC's in NYC (if not the most) with a longstanding and popular blog. Not disputing (I hadn't heard that befor
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by rattray 5y ago
Wow, this looks exciting. Looks like Cython without any extra work/syntax, for those using mypy. I wish their readme gave some kind of estimate of how the speedups might compare to Cython and PyPy. But it's currently alpha, so the
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by rattray 5y ago
This looks cool - would you be willing to share it in a brew-installable format?
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by rattray 5y ago
For those wondering this is a separate application from Sublime Text, built by the same folks, and with the same free evaluation and $99 lifetime license (not sure how "required" it is). I haven't felt a need for a git gui bu
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by rattray 5y ago
If you don't like TypeScript, you probably won't like Sorbet, but Sorbet does not extend ruby's syntax at all.
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by rattray 5y ago
Would you consider / have you tried using Sorbet only with .rbi/.rbs files?
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by rattray 5y ago
In my experience, the Sorbet team is too humble. If I was running Ruby these days and cared about its speed I would definitely give this a try.

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