tkindy

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   by tkindy 4y ago

   I’m wondering what sorts of use-cases people would use a personal key-value store for. Maybe it’s just a useful foundation for building other tools on top of, like a password manager.
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   Technology Taught Us to Never Wait(onezero.medium.com)

   2 points by tkindy 4y ago|0 comments
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   by tkindy 5y ago

   I generally agree with your take. > Aren't code reviews and design reviews 1-to-1 as well? Or worse, n-to-1. I think PR reviews can be a resource for other engineers on the team to learn from beyond just the PR author. Granted, I th
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   Opera browser now allows emoji-only web addresses(theverge.com)

   1 points by tkindy 5y ago|0 comments
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   by tkindy 5y ago

   Past thread discussing the topic-based idea when it was first floated by a member of Google’s Privacy Sandbox team https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28210507
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   by tkindy 5y ago

   I think Microsoft Powershell [0] sort of approaches what you’re describing. It’s not exactly table-oriented, but object-oriented such that there’s a lot more structure to data than in traditional command line environments. For example, thei
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   by tkindy 5y ago

   I think it’s referring to Google saying FLoC is another fingerprinting vector. > Not so, Google has suddenly now admitted, telling IETF that “today’s fingerprinting surface, even without FLoC, is easily enough to uniquely identify users,