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by stunt 6y ago
Either the one that the company where I work builds, because I'm building their APIs. Or any other system that is powered by Rust and is fully distributed on AWS must be a good choice. Otherwise, I can also recommend the one that I use
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It's also waste of resources. I'm still using iPhone 6 since it was launched and I only had one battery replacement so far. Probably I can easily wait one or two years. My main usage is messaging, calling, online banking, podcast,
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by stunt 6y ago
I don't think they are lock-in to US based public cloud providers since they also use Chinese cloud providers, but I wonder how this ban will impact discussions around vendor lock-in. Lots of companies will go into deep trouble if US d
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Pandemic response was really chaotic. So much conflicting information from politicians instead of relying on scientist and healthcare system to take care of what message must be delivered about COVID19. Often just pure speculation instead o
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It's disappointing that publishing about war-crimes is a bigger deal than doing it for governments. Why even governments have this right in first place? It's fundamentally wrong.
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Maybe they are forced to choose behind the scene. Or, they know better opportunities and they need to cash out right now.
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Square is putting all of its crypto patents into the Crypto Open Patent Alliance(twitter.com)
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There is a lot of room for cutting corner in manufacturing and it all translates to quality and consistency. My brother in law has a law firm and he happen to work with two different car manufacturing brands. He was explaining how two brand
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When I realized I can use a simplified version of my take on Agile and Scrum with a simple Trello board, and apply that on my side projects. And that could help me to build them twice as fast and actually finish them too.
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One of the ways that sometimes works well is to find big potential client, and then hire (or even partner with) someone that works in their product team. You can use his network. I know it sounds silly. But, that's one of the tactics t
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by stunt 6y ago
So you published two articles on the same day about the same topic! I think it's more effective to put them together in one piece and thoroughly cover the topic. The chance of someone actually reading a series on these type of subjects
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I'm sorry but some guy going with his gun to a protest for no reason is as bad or probably worst than rioters and looters. I don't understand how some people can blame looters but defend this guy. Don't mix things together. H
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by stunt 6y ago
This is super light weight! But, not in a good way IMO. As much as I like the idea of giving freedom to the teams to build their Microservices with tools and libraries that they want to use. In reality you usually end up to keep many low le
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by stunt 6y ago
Or it might be Facebook trying to keep the Apple tax news longer in the headlines. (I'm just speculating)
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It's annoying when you don't have the client and you want to jump into a meeting. or you don't want to install client for different reasons. They obviously focus on pushing their client because they can offer more features an
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by stunt 6y ago
You shouldn't set a cookie without expiry date especially after user opt-out. This particular example isn't really a big issue. But, perhaps you wouldn't read it if the title was too accurate.
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The fact that they operate and have revenue in the EU is enough. They are still subject to GDPR even without offices.
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by stunt 6y ago
That's not fair. You should look where their vision, policy , and standards are set. Engineering decisions respect those principals.
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It's increasingly becoming only about election these days in many countries IMO. Political groups race to win next election. Even most of the actions of the ruling party is focused to win the upcoming election. They take every opportun
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Political ads are one of the main reasons that people hate online ads and targeting techniques. Ad-platforms are ruining their own platform by allowing these kind of ads into their platform. If you show an Android ad to an Apple fan, he is
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I think Facebook should blame itself and other ad-networks for opening their platform to all kind of abuses like fake information and political campaigns with nasty agendas. They made tracking so harmful with no respect to users privacy tha
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I'm surprised that Gmail team hasn't created a HEY theme yet.
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Facebook blocks access to group criticising Thailand's monarchy(theguardian.com)
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by stunt 6y ago
Those are all good suggestions. Having a buddy that wants to learn the same technology helps too. I also have a simple Trello board with Backlog, In progress, Review, and Done columns for every side project including when I want to learn a
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by stunt 6y ago
"You can configure the built-in webserver to fork multiple workers in order to test code that requires multiple concurrent requests to the built-in webserver." The built-in web-server itself was released with PHP 5.4 (2012). The o
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Many startups were still founded during 2008 recession. There are new needs after every crisis, and entrepreneurs just have more time and motivation to build something. Investors also try to diversify their capital like always. They're
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I don't understand the argument against Slack. Obviously this is not about people making fun of co-workers. That's just a bad culture and toxic environment and can happen even at the office. It's also not about Slack creating
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As macOS market share increases, Apple definitely doesn't want to become another attractive platform for malware developers like windows XP. I guess if they make it more intuitive for users to run unsigned apps when they want to, every
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Apple should allow alternative app stores. And they aren't going to do that for as long as they can. So, it's good that some customers are publicly complaining. I don't think they can force Apple to allow alternative payment
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While a lot of it is just humor, some people are really nervous about everything because of COVID19. It seems pandemic stress is intensifying our feeling about other events. People immediately relate every incident to 2020 as if everything

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