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by statictype 6y ago
> Like Pinot, Elasticsearch is a JVM-based database, and as such, does not support joins Uh. What does the JVM have to do with the data model’s ability to do handle joins?
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by statictype 6y ago
Looks like exactly what I’ve been looking for. I tried a bunch of these - AirMail was good but buggy. Superhuman is good but expensive. The only snag here is that I haven’t updated to Catalina. Will be trying this out when I finally upgrad
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by statictype 6y ago
Are you the owner of the company? I'm curious about how you effectively context-switch between sales and code reviews and marketing. Do all of them report to you?
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by statictype 6y ago
> The other big mistake I've seen is encoding personal data in the token, You’re right that this is a big mistake but I also thought this was in fact one of the primary allures of JWT - an attempt (misguided) to make session managem
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by statictype 6y ago
Both are written in Rust. Looks like Amazon is investing in the language quite a bit.
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by statictype 6y ago
He’s an investor in it. Is he also a founder?
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by statictype 6y ago
UI looks gorgeous. How do you actually access the chat data? Didn’t realize this was even possible.
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by statictype 6y ago
I’ve seen this with most cross platform apps - like Slack and Skype. What I found you can do instead is use Cmd-C to copy it and then paste it into the app. That generally works.
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by statictype 6y ago
I’m sure it will. How long did you spend working in this before the first release? (Is this the first release)
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by statictype 6y ago
How many people know how to use AfterEffects or can spend time learning it? Its not this app vs After Effects. Its this vs hiring someone who knows to use After Effects. Or this vs spending time learning to use a professional video editing
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by statictype 6y ago
If you’re doing customer portals you should probably get SAML 2 setup. That should pretty much answer all the enterprise sso questions.
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by statictype 6y ago
The earliest I saw this was in Neal Stephenson’s earlier work and I found the style to be really interesting and engaging.
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by statictype 6y ago
There are good reasons for enabling an api for copying to the clipboard. A password manager should be able to copy passwords to the clipboard without the user having to select the plain text password in a text field. Not sure about pasting.
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by statictype 6y ago
I don’t really understand this. You can literally find his name by just asking Google for it. Isnt it already deanonymized? Or is this about some larger point?
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by statictype 6y ago
Well, the problem is we don't know why they are using it. That almost makes the notifications useless. Apple puts app developers through an annoying review process. It seems like the least they could do is check with the developer on w
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by statictype 6y ago
Yes - I mean why hasn't the App Store review process already caught this in previous versions of iOS? Why do we need to wait for the technical capability to be surfaced to users? How are we supposed to know if the app's continuou
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by statictype 6y ago
Whats the point of having an App Store as the gatekeeper for installing apps if you aren’t going to catch this shit?
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by statictype 6y ago
I had a long argument with Apple Support over their refusal to replace my shitty Macbook keyboard under their warranty program. Finally I asked them to give me their rejection in a formal email. Two days later the support person called back
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by statictype 6y ago
I love how Apple pretends the way people get these apps is by browsing the appstore interface and “discovering” them instead of jumping into it from a webpage or google search. Who is downloading and using HEY by searching for email apps in
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by statictype 6y ago
>What I’m really hoping for is the emergence of extremely “hackable,” resolutely non-monolithic DBs that provide a plugin interface for highly use-case-specific data types, Isn't this basically what FoundationDB is?
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by statictype 6y ago
Superhuman?
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by statictype 6y ago
Superhuman and VS Code are excellent apps. And are built on Electron.
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by statictype 6y ago
One possible reason is for security/abuse? I assume these extensions require communicating with some central server (owned by Microsoft) to exchange information with peers at some point during its use. Allowing the extension to run in
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by statictype 6y ago
Only on iOS right? Or is it embedded everywhere?
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by statictype 6y ago
You would still have to audit every the code of every released version right? Reverse engineering is obviously more difficult but someone with the right skills and tools would find it a straightforward task. Also - unless you are somehow al
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by statictype 6y ago
Because Apple has signalled an intent to become more service oriented instead of device oriented. Because theres a limit to how many physical devices they can sell and would like to keep growing after they hit that limit. Its why Apple Musi
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by statictype 6y ago
What was wrong with it? And why did you need to interact with it at all, I'm curious.
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by statictype 6y ago
I’m kind of surprised that this research wasn’t already done decades ago. I just assumed the placement and positioning of turbines within a cluster was already subject to rigorous modelling, seeing as these turbines are huge and likely ver
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by statictype 6y ago
Dozens? Nothing to feel guilty about. I have closer to 40. I know people who end up with hundreds.
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by statictype 6y ago
It depends entirely on the company and their policies and strategy on hiring. FWIW, I can't even remember the degrees of the guys I've hired. Probably not even at the time I hired them.

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