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by taf2 4y ago
Pretty sure we used or still use pigz when it's time to create a db replica...
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by taf2 4y ago
This tweet has been deleted... I should have checked sooner, had too much trust that it'd still be working... I feel like there is a joke in there somewhere
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by taf2 4y ago
Thanks, I was thinking of it this way as well... for SSH keys I us a second factor as a hardware device but I can also use a hardware key for WebAuthn so that is where i was thinking maybe it's a 2nd factor... but for the web, I think
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Ask HN: WebAuthn – Replace Password or Second Factor?
45 points by taf2 4y ago|36 comments
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by taf2 4y ago
Really why are you concerned about this age… you could die tomorrow go do what you want and stop worrying … thats my gut advice. Start anything , make nothing , there is really no correct answer to your throw away question
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by taf2 4y ago
I believe the burn marks you see on the train bridge would mostly be due to the fuel train cars that ignited shortly after the blast on the car bridge… that said I’m no expert just saw the cctv footage on youtube…
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by taf2 4y ago
A customer once told me… “no one grew up hoping to one day be a customer service agent.” That is the reality and I’d add no one in an engineering or product roll is excited to work on or help solve the really boring hard problems… so we ar
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by taf2 4y ago
I find this very frustrating as well... I got a nice fridge/freezer alarm project working with the pi pico w - and while it also works with esp32 boards the pi pico is supposed to be like $5... but last I checked on amazon... it was $1
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by taf2 4y ago
Interesting I found platform.io and a like a Makefile approach so I can continue using vim… but it’s a little frustrating when the esp32 s3 came out and support lagged behind… maybe I should use the more native approach for these or maybe j
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by taf2 4y ago
Yeah... my opinion use the DOM... it was a great invention... Mustache and JS class with async,await - really what more do we need?
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by taf2 4y ago
Practice- is the only answer… more time in the seat with each language and it will become more natural… practice may not make perfect but it can make permanent so in your editor as you think through a problem spend time formatting your code
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by taf2 4y ago
This does not sound to me like an issue of free speech more of one of you abusing an online service. Use of a bot maybe is against the services tos. So it’s not the content of your message rather the method you abused to spread it?
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by taf2 4y ago
I never saved anything for the swim back
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by taf2 4y ago
I agree… but I also think it’s a great sign of slow but steady progress. The kind that will really standout in a few years. Comparing todays phone camera to a 2010 phone, makes me feel pretty good
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by taf2 4y ago
IMO not really - a valid architecture is nginx - haproxy - app servers
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by taf2 4y ago
Very excited to see SharedWorkers return to safari - so many buggy work arounds can be deleted. A really great use case for SharedWorkers is to handle your websocket connection- sharing it between all open tabs. This is something ServiceW
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by taf2 4y ago
This is pretty exciting time as we enter into the 3rd phase of browser development. It seems like there are some very interesting paths forward. Arc - via the Browser Company - looks very promising. Brave is an interesting concept to bro
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by taf2 4y ago
Are there any good libraries for exposing a SQL interface to specific languages that FAANG could open source and share making easier for more of us to do the same?
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by taf2 4y ago
Based on the comments maybe they were just A/B testing the new 500 error page?
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by taf2 4y ago
those sound pretty exciting my error page just says: "No server is currently available to service your request" and the images are all broken.
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by taf2 4y ago
I like a lot of what’s being discussed here. One thing to consider is a similar problem I am facing is people trying to hack into a login page. We see thousands of requests per minute from different IPs… many from VPS, some from obviously
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by taf2 4y ago
how much does one need to spend to become an enterprise customer?
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by taf2 4y ago
IMO discounts would make aws better… the kind you get when you use more and can negotiate
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Scaling your API with rate limiters – 2017(stripe.com)
1 points by taf2 4y ago|0 comments
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by taf2 4y ago
RHEL5 more likely based on when twitter was founded
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by taf2 4y ago
I feel like I heard someone once tell me if you talk about what you are going to do it reduces the chance you’ll actually do it… so just do it is my approach in general… congrats on reaching 4k
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by taf2 4y ago
Me too :)
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by taf2 4y ago
sorry typing early in the morning it was a "I realized" and then a "we decided" e.g. someone in pretty much every company needs to come up with an idea and then socialize it and get by in... We got buy in as "we de
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by taf2 4y ago
Our company (~70 people) has gone to a 3 days in the office Tuesday through Thursday and wfh Monday and Friday . Initially we did pick your 2 wfh days but then I realized what makes being in the office good is being together. So orienting
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by taf2 4y ago
I disagree, many of us wanted this but none of us had the money to fund it... Google has a special kind of magic for the time... IBM would fund some developers to work on Mozilla... Mozilla had some money to fund development on Mozilla... A

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