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by sergioisidoro 2y ago
From the discussion: > My favorite way to do data fetching is as close to the place where I am using the data. React made it possible up until this change. Well, yes, but we are nowadays in a situation where every component interacts dir
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by sergioisidoro 2y ago
Sorry, I meant I use 401, not 402. And I use those terms in all error messages, documentation, and code. Otherwise I respect the standard.
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by sergioisidoro 2y ago
The problem goes way beyond any singular ecosystem and extends to the most basic standards as well. For me one of the most confusing things about this topic is the use of "Unauthorized" in 402 [1], when the dictionary definition i
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
From the news article I understood that this was an experimental setting, where participants were asked to perform actions in order to prevent data sharing with apple. From the news article I also interpreted that it is indeed "possibl
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
It's a bit ironic that after a trust attack this person ends the article sayin > I do have a xz-unscathed fork which I've carefully constructed to avoid all "Jia Tan" involved commits. He may be fully legitimate, and
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
It must be hard to see another company make profits from a product you have the IP of. However, availability of Redis in major cloud providers is also a reason for Redis' success. And is it really a good idea to put your entire busines
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
To the best of my knowledge, Finnish government hasn't made any attempts at interfering with software development built in Finland, or spying on software users. The same cannot be said of Russia. I'm not saying Russian people cann
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
This might be a controversial opinion, but with the current Russian invasion of Ukraine and tensions between East/West, forking a project like Nginx to be maintained by a Russian company, by a person living in Russia, raises additional
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
True. But I would say their use is one order of magnitude less than a block delimiter.
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
An interesting note about braces is how US-keyboard centric they are. Typing a braces in many keyboard layouts requires 3 keys presses (or AltGr) Not having braces makes python very easy to teach where the keyboard layouts do not favour tho
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
I'm not sure if you can call a company with one million downloads in the previous year a startup anymore...
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
I found Bruno after Insomnia adopted the Postman strategy of being cloud first, with a disastrous migration - I momentarily lost all my local projects after an update. I've been using it for a while and I really like the offline first
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
> Do either of the following: (1) Provide Apple a stand-by letter of credit in the amount of €1,000,000 from a financial institution (...) (2) be a member of good standing in the Apple Developer Program for two continuous years or more,
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
It's so frustrating how the chromium team is ending up as a gatekeeper of the Internet by pick and choosing what gets developed or not. I recently come across another issue pertaining to the chromium team not budging on their decisions
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
So, are Macaroons are like a "blockchain", where each block is an attenuation (ie reducing permission and scopes) of the permission of the original token? So a bearer can get a token, reduce its scope (without talking to the serve
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
Your link is broken. I believe you wanted to link the Apotti wiki page https://fi.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apotti_(potilastietoj%C3%A4r...
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
It's frustrating that all these are about risk of cancer and cardiovascular disease, and then generate these blanket statements like "stop wasting money". Admitting that most people might not need supplementation that much, a
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
I could think of a nice corollary for this: If it's not worth measuring, it's not worth optimising.
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
I rented a car on a holiday a while ago. I wanted to try electric or plug in hybrid. The car we chose was not available and he said the plug-ins didn't have the charging cable. The guy kept pushing for a brand new car they had, that wa
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
From a European perspective, I would not say it's antidemocratic if parties who are pro-austerity get elected while being transparent about their policies. However in my opinion, there is a great lack of "class consciousness"
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
An Elegant Puzzle: Systems of Engineering Management, by Will Larson
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
That video has the title "extreme weather". That's a very liberal use of the word "extreme"
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
I'm wondering if this solution lands too much in between usable options. Long sea passages might have rougher weather which is not great for hydrofoils and might be too long for battery ranges. In short passages in inland bodies of wat
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
For me the word remnant confuses me. I interpreted it as "leftovers of a significant amount" not a "significant amount of leftovers", meaning that it was used in high quantities, but only remnants (in non significant amo
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
Ok, this is posed to generate some sensationalist headlines. Do we get these concentrations with regular use in a dishwasher? Does it have cumulative exposure effects? Does it even reach the gut lining after digestion enzymes and acids? Fro
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
A note that food oil prices are going up because of the war in Ukraine, which has reduced the availability of sunflower seed oil significantly, putting pressure in the Olive oil supply. In normal conditions, Ukraine would be the world large
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
In that article she was 11 when using Omegle. She was using internet without appropriate supervision. That's almost like allowing a kid to drive a car, leading to an accident, and then trying to ban cars because they are dangerous to k
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
"Nobody gives a f** about your clean code" Absolutely false. And you'll know this as soon as you need to change or maintain your own code. Even if you're a purely cynical person who does not care about your team members,
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
We posted the same comment at the exact same moment.
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by sergioisidoro 3y ago
The 16th place, "Carbon Nanotubes" really struck me as being generated by some AI. It has many of these hallmark "hallucination"-like features that we find in AI images. Am I not able to distinguish between reality and A

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