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by sgammon 4y ago
fiscalnote.com govtrack.us opensecrets.org openstates.org
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by sgammon 4y ago
lots of this data exists. campaign finance and lobbying reports help shine a light on this behavior.
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by sgammon 4y ago
I agree with CloudFlare's stance about security tooling I agree with this decision I agree with their hesitance to consider this their privilege Frankly I am impressed with how CF handled this That being said, timing is a bit sus with
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by sgammon 4y ago
max clapped back at Google, so i don't know why he would feel unable to clap back at this. if i were max, i would certainly point out how hard Apple's security sandbox and other features make his job. i am not sure a brilliant eng
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by sgammon 4y ago
it will take you about 5 minutes to learn, guaranteed.
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by sgammon 4y ago
> Oracle doesn’t even participate in the development of any of the JavaScript engines So anyway have you heard of GraalVM
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by sgammon 4y ago
Well that is wildly inaccurate. Who calls themselves an engineer and doesn't know how MX works? Sorry, but I have to disagree. I'm sure you can cite examples for each, but that isn't a reason to indict all programmers; the or
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by sgammon 4y ago
One more question: is support for non-node environments on the way? We use a bit of node but we're mostly JVM. Kotlin would be clutch, all good if it's not yet in the cards.
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by sgammon 4y ago
For example, can the cloud version do sub-tenants? Is the admin panel exposable to end-users? That sort of thing
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by sgammon 4y ago
Currently working on some SaaS, so I'd like to take a look at this and see if it fits. Curious if there are multi-tenancy features baked in, since you mentioned targeting SaaS companies? Really happy to see all the recent innovation in
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by sgammon 4y ago
Nit, but, "The most powerful TypeScript headless CMS there is." Should be "The most powerful headless CMS for TypeScript" Or something to that effect. The first time I read the headline, I thought "there is" wa
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by sgammon 4y ago
after sales ban *proposal Bad newsweek. Bad. https://i.imgflip.com/1ys0zg.jpg
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by sgammon 4y ago
Sarcasm aside,I feel like AMP was the first time Google violated their promise to users, and to their own ecosystem. "Make the web fast" was Google's way of keeping up with native performance in iOS's walled garden, befo
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by sgammon 4y ago
Weird that giving google all your traffic didn't end up boosting your own bottom line /s
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by sgammon 4y ago
Also, webviews aren't just used for browsing. More often they are used for embedded UI. I don't see how an ad blocker could feasibly tell the difference between a legitimate UI script and an ad within the context of a webview; to
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by sgammon 4y ago
What? Why don't you just copy and paste links into a browser you control? I don't understand why you would want to interfere with the developer's code. If you choose to open a link in Facebook's app, why is it their faul
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by sgammon 4y ago
Of course not, but I do expect to control the code I am asked to execute on the user's machine? How can you guarantee stability of something you don't have control over?
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by sgammon 4y ago
there is, at enterprise https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/security/security-con... but "antivirus" for iOS is typically focused on network-side interception and blocking
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by sgammon 4y ago
You mean to tell me, a developer, that the app I am building, my app, might be injected with user code which I do not have visibility into or control over (as a matter of definition)? And that one of those is an ad blocker which might (A) c
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by sgammon 4y ago
I think you overestimate the number of iphone/ipad users who can point to the app that is their "browser"
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by sgammon 4y ago
Out here on HN with a throwaway like, "Hey guys, just raised $350mm, what should I do"
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by sgammon 4y ago
Sorry this was sarcasm
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by sgammon 4y ago
Adam neumann we know its you
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by sgammon 4y ago
> One day, The Guardian will report on what furries think about an election, isn't that a future we can all get behind? Sorry hwhat
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by sgammon 4y ago
Sorry, I mean a currency
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by sgammon 4y ago
Let's just hope they aren't preparing to launch a cloud
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by sgammon 4y ago
Respectfully, why would there be any valid use case for understanding the private format stored by this DB? In ideal circumstances it is private, is it not?
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by sgammon 4y ago
If you insist? I suppose
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by sgammon 4y ago
Because the point of an RPC layer is to communicate between pieces of software, and you often have no guarantee of control over the languages they are written in.
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by sgammon 4y ago
FileVault is the actual crypto protection. The inner encryption just likely defeats scanning for known secure strings.

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