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APIs Are an Unbreakable Contract(5x9s.svix.com)
1 points by tasn 3y ago|0 comments
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by tasn 3y ago
Nowadays I just assume "lighting fast" means "written in Rust". Even if it's actually slower than the status quo. I'm a Rust fanboy, so not dunking on Rust. Just an observation.
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by tasn 3y ago
Just sharing, as I just looked it up: Rovio was bought by Sega last yeae for $776m. They've had over $300m yearly revenue in 2022, though not profitable.
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by tasn 3y ago
I think there are two bigger problems here: people turning when there are pedestrians and the car size inflation. These are not inherent problems with right on red.
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by tasn 3y ago
I miss right on red every time I drive outside the US. Right on red is a blessing, and it makes a lot of sense. Why would anyone want to take it away?! The only exception is maybe next to bike lanes.
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Svix (YC W21) Is Hiring a Technical Content Marketer (US Remote)(svix.com)
1 points by tasn 3y ago
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by tasn 3y ago
I'm aware, and this is a good point to bring up about cryptography. I had the protocol code in mind when I was talking about the bugs. I should have used curl as example in retrospect. :)
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by tasn 3y ago
I can see this maybe being true in a high level language (depending on the dependency), though it's definitely not the case with assembly. OpenSSL, for example, was hit with quite a few serious bugs over the years, and I'd still c
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by tasn 3y ago
This is super cool, though I very much doubt the following statement: > AsmBB is very secure web application, because of the internal design and the reduced dependencies. There's a lot of value in using well tested dependencies, and
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by tasn 3y ago
also https://www.svix.com/play/ and many others.
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by tasn 3y ago
Unfortunately that's not the case. In the UK you can be forced to decrypt data and provide passwords. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_disclosure_law#United_Ki...
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by tasn 3y ago
Arch and its derivatives (mostly) don't have any of that. Though -dev means stuff only needed when developing against it. Number means major version number (so compatibility number). This way you can easily install multiple major versi
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by tasn 3y ago
It's only passed as a header. Where did you see the other way of passing it? We'll clarify the spec if confusing.
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by tasn 3y ago
Thanks a lot Austin! All of us on the committee have a lot of first hand experience with webhooks, which we then distilled into the spec. :P
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by tasn 3y ago
Yeah, we don't call it a standard for that reason, here's the tagline: > Open source tools and guidelines for sending webhooks easily, securely and reliably We have been going back and forth about this. Though we purposefully m
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Avoiding Bugs with Strong Static Typing Using Rust(svix.com)
4 points by tasn 3y ago|0 comments
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Svix (YC W21) Is Hiring a Tech Lead (US Remote)(svix.com)
1 points by tasn 3y ago
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by tasn 3y ago
> I really don't want to get into politics on HN, but there is no genocide nor apartheid, this is just Hammas propaganda. Israel has the means to kill Palestinians and it doesn't. This is the full quote you originally cut. It i
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by tasn 3y ago
Like what? What has Israel done? I'm talking about hard facts not propaganda sensationalism. Israel vacated Gaza, signed peace treaties, vacated Sinai, gave power and water to Gaza, agreed to many ceasefires (all broken by the other si
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by tasn 3y ago
I hate the settlements as much (or more) as the next guy, but I respectfully disagree. West Bank is not Gaza. Israel FORCIBLY removed all of the settlements from Gaza in 2006, and look where this got us. There is nothing going on in Gaza, a
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by tasn 3y ago
They send them to prison, the same way they do with Hammas terrorists. The Shin Bet (Israeli security services) has a whole section dedicated to "Jewish terrorism" that is in charge of dealing with these extremists.
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by tasn 3y ago
I'm not saying that they are or they aren't. I'm just saying that you can't have it both ways. Either it's an internal conflict or not. Though you can't have a one-sided agenda like the UN, at least in response
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by tasn 3y ago
Phew, that's a hard one. People are still demonstrating for the safety of the Palestinian people, and the Israeli army is very much aligned with that (Israel provides medical supplies, helps evacuate people, etc.). In fact, the leading
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by tasn 3y ago
This was said in response to claims of intentional genocide, not civilian damage.
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by tasn 3y ago
First of all I don't. I'm pro-peace and I'm sure that there are many great people in Palestine too. I lived outside of Israel for the last decade and had Palestinian friends. Though there is a big difference between the opini
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by tasn 3y ago
How is Hammas attacking Israel an internal issue? It's a foreign actor invading a country (literally taking down the border) and attacking Israel. Even if it was the case though, the UN has condemned Israel multiple times, why the diff
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by tasn 3y ago
I believe the protestors in the west are clueless about what this even means (e.g. which river), they are just swayed by propaganda. Though even if they are also about deportation, it's still despicable (as said in my comment above).
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by tasn 3y ago
Not to belittle 30,000 casualties (terrible still), if this is the death toll in 23 years, which is based on Hammas reported number, includes "militants" (terrorists) and many other deaths, and all while fighting in a very densely
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by tasn 3y ago
Palestinian flags: the article you showed was from the first demonstration (or one of the first). There were many more in future ones and no clashes. FWIW I personally think raising the flag of an enemy state is distasteful, but Israel is a
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by tasn 3y ago
People chanting it from both ends of conflict are terrible people, it doesn't need to be just one or the other. Eradication of Jews is bad, eradication of Palestinians is bad. Though to be fair, I think this lady isn't talking abo

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