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by tilolebo 7y ago
Because many governments rely on children to finance the country's economy? It's still less costly than immigration.
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by tilolebo 7y ago
Not sure that this was the real intent. Germany was notorious for having many stay at home mothers. So women had to chose between family and career, which partly explains the low birth rate. Actually it is still the case because school fini
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by tilolebo 7y ago
React Native isn't the only abstraction out there. You could use Flutter, Ionic or similar. Or do they have the same issue?
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by tilolebo 7y ago
Not the GP, but long term plans are at best inaccurate, worst case completely wrong. Plus, you spent all this time planning instead of implementing/discovering.
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by tilolebo 7y ago
1. You can a share your config across all your devices. Also works on desktops (AFAIK Blokada is just for mobile) 2. You can create multiple configs and easily switch between those 3. Works everywhere (Pi-hole is very cool but only works wi
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by tilolebo 7y ago
What's your example of an infrastructure tool you like?
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by tilolebo 7y ago
You should go to Paris, then. Order a taxi during "peak hours": 5 EUR. Then they charge you with an "approaching fee". Basically, they make you pay for the distance they traveled on their way to pick you up. So last time
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by tilolebo 7y ago
I think it has changed recently: https://www.theverge.com/2019/11/22/20977436/twitter-2fa-pho... Still, it's a shame it took them so long to implement a proper 2FA.
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by tilolebo 7y ago
I got the same idea during my last team lead gig. I introduced a "interests & responsibilities" matrix, supposed to align team members skills with their interests. Goal was to: * ensure all needed skills are covered within th
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by tilolebo 7y ago
Naive question: if media.liberation.fr is a CNAME to a 3rd party ad tracker, why not simply add liberation.fr to the uBO list?
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by tilolebo 7y ago
I use none of the above, but I guess you can't autofill smartphone app credential fields with Lockwise, while you certainly can with 1pw.
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by tilolebo 7y ago
Clearly, having 0 work hours in common with the rest if the team is a problem. But what if you have at least 2-3 hours per day? You can already discuss a lot of things during that time. I get that asynchronous does not always work, but it h
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by tilolebo 7y ago
1000x this. I don't get how anti-remote persons manage to track office workers' performance. Either you measure output, or you don't. There are valid arguments against remote work, usually related to communication, but perfor
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by tilolebo 7y ago
Clearly, odd working hours doesn't mean communication has to stop. It should be possible to set up asynchronous communication channels, like a collaborative document-editing service (Google Docs, Dropbox Paper, etc).
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by tilolebo 7y ago
So you basically suggest that Gitlab adopts a community-driven roadmap for all its analytics purposes?
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by tilolebo 7y ago
Please note that I have just edited my answer and added a question, so your comment actually refers to the 2 questions before the last one.
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by tilolebo 7y ago
I have so many questions, but let's start with a few ones: Is this a web application or a smartphone one? What did you have to learn, tech-wise, to be able to build it? How long did it take you, from your first line of code until you r
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by tilolebo 7y ago
The best reason to use Kubernetes (and in many cases the only reason) is to boost your employability. It gets harder and harder to find a stack that doesn't rely on it. At my company, we chose to use ECS/Fargate when possible. It
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by tilolebo 7y ago
So if your application has performance issues you don't understand, just add a sleep.
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by tilolebo 7y ago
I really cannot understand this kind of behavior coming from a smart, adult person. Crying over a badge number? Doesn't it reveal a deeply troubled personality? Or am I just too naive and Jobs actually understood the importance of bein
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by tilolebo 7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19368955 Previous discussion about keydb, commented by antirez.
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by tilolebo 7y ago
How would you cache a write?
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by tilolebo 7y ago
I can only second that. I regularly leave the office a bit earlier to pick up my kids from school and spend some time with my family, then I work again 1 or 2 hours in the evening. I would not do that on a daily basis though, it's also
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by tilolebo 7y ago
I didn't know that, thanks for the info!
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by tilolebo 7y ago
I did that until Dropbox dropped support for ecryptfs. Using Bitwarden now, very happy with it.
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by tilolebo 7y ago
"Don't get locked up into avoiding lock-in" https://martinfowler.com/articles/oss-lockin.html
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by tilolebo 7y ago
I get that, although in many cases the AWS-specific tooling needed to build and deploy services running on Fargate is minimal. It's basically logging in to ECR and triggering an ECS service update (2 API calls). I voluntarily keep out
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by tilolebo 7y ago
Seems like vendor lock-in is the new term for "Not Invented Here". I also fail to see how Fargate locks you in: as you say, it's just docker and DNS, with a sprinkle of environment variables if you use it with SSM Parameter S
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by tilolebo 7y ago
Right, it seems they only use tracking to display ads for their app/website. But then I wonder why they would be listed as Adsquare partner for their proximity targeting technology? Geo-IP can be used in some cases (weather, events), b
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by tilolebo 7y ago
Right, and looking at Adsquare partners, you find apps such as wetter.com or The Weather Channel. So weather apps just track the real time position of their users and resell it to adsquare? I'm really dumbfounded, but this appears to b

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