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by sgammon 3y ago
I absolutely love this and will be using it as an employer. This is just so cool. Bravo
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by sgammon 3y ago
> One month before the presidential election of 2008, the giant Wall Street bank Citigroup submitted to the Obama campaign a list of its preferred candidates for cabinet positions in an Obama administration. This list corresponds almost
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by sgammon 3y ago
The proposal creates a mechanism by which digital rights could be enforced, so it could be used as DRM. Arguably, any ability to deny particular user agents is discrimination. Doing that in a cryptographically verifiable way is DRM or at le
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by sgammon 3y ago
https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Coming_War_on_General_Com...
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by sgammon 3y ago
That's still self-signing. So the extra steps are immaterial to the point.
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by sgammon 3y ago
> I'm not defending the work. I'm defending the venue, to enable standard proposal work to happen in public (and get feedback from the community). You mean the repo which is closed for new issues, on which Google has shut down
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by sgammon 3y ago
I thought Google was going to re-open public commenting on the repo after the weekend. It's now Tues in many parts of the world. Is it going to be opened up again as promised?
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by sgammon 3y ago
> I am not a contributor to the repo, and stepped in as chair on the repo after writing this Nobody is missing this; you're defending this work. You can't both defend the work itself and place yourself outside of the process as
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by sgammon 3y ago
That's still self-signing. So the extra steps are immaterial to the point.
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by sgammon 3y ago
Can't you sign your own certificates? Whether people trust those is a different story. WAI is different because it breaks abstraction by asserting based on details which are otherwise invisible to the server.
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by sgammon 3y ago
I agreed with you, Yoav, when you posted your rant about gRPC and Chrome (because of the trailers debacle). Here was a case where Google prevented innovation at Google for unclear and selfish reasons, to the detriment of the community. You
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by sgammon 3y ago
big oil: yes we love this keep going
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by sgammon 3y ago
integration-heavy problems are extremely painful, and they are moving targets over which you have very little control. if your business depends on universal integrations in order to welcome customers from diverse ecosystems, you have a choi
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Cloudflare API Shield adds CA cert support(blog.cloudflare.com)
2 points by sgammon 3y ago|0 comments
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by sgammon 3y ago
it is well documented that he did not steal from anyone (i believe this was mentioned at his federal trial, by a witness)
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by sgammon 3y ago
for those of us who grew up without a father, as technologists, especially in the 90's and early 2000's, kevin mitnick was something of a guiding light. he gave us permission to explore the darker underbelly of technology and was
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by sgammon 3y ago
stanford daily absolutely killing it
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by sgammon 3y ago
very true
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by sgammon 3y ago
Mitnick was a hero to me. Very sad to hear this.
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by sgammon 3y ago
1995: javascript is deeply integrated with java 2023: java is to javascript like car is to carpet
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by sgammon 3y ago
Seems stable now
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by sgammon 3y ago
Recent Cloudflare updates on performance (2023): https://blog.cloudflare.com/speed-week-2023-network-performa...
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by sgammon 3y ago
What a wonderful piece. Phenomenal writing
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by sgammon 3y ago
wow. how would one even fix this without deliberate downtime? you'd have to deploy and hope that the frontend will make it through CDNs to reduce pressure, right?
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by sgammon 3y ago
we are drop-in compatible with ccache, in the sense that you can plug ccache right in (as an HTTP backend), and gain features like authorization policies, analytics, and global caching backed by Cloudflare. that's where we are beginnin
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by sgammon 3y ago
side note i am happy anytime build caching is on the front page of hckrnews for any reason
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by sgammon 3y ago
this is awesome. i've yet to try Nix, but we are starting a remote cache service and we'd love to be compatible with Nix' caching mechanism we're at https://less.build if you want to take a peek -- we will lo
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by sgammon 3y ago
i believe deno compiles typescript on the fly, in a V8 isolate; it is not interpreted natively in the same way javascript is (but, yes, you don't have to bundle it or transpile it first)
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by sgammon 3y ago
Skill issue
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Cloudflare announces Workers Launchpad cohort 2(blog.cloudflare.com)
2 points by sgammon 3y ago|0 comments

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