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by tpetry 8y ago
And Bootstrap 4 will be declared eol so you get no more bugfixes until the bootstrap 5 release. I hope they wont do the same mistake again.
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by tpetry 8y ago
google for „<topic> weekly newsletter“. i am subscribed to about 10 topics i am interested in at any time and do receive useful information. Sometimes they are in my inbox for weeks and i read them all at once when i am for example on
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by tpetry 8y ago
I have not tried it yet but docker-sync is said to solve the problem of slow io.
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by tpetry 8y ago
Try deploying changes to google cloud loadbalancers. Updated within a few seconds, but changes will take seversl minutes to be applied. The first time i was scratching my head why my changes don‘t work as expected...
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by tpetry 8y ago
A good implementation helps with leaked credit card information if every transaction would use 3D Secure. I dont need to remember an extra password for my bank (n26). I have to login to the app on my mobile and sinply allow the transaction
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by tpetry 8y ago
There is something i don‘t understand about Firestore: If you use the web client your javascript code is directly communicating with the firestore database, you have no control about some user specific limits. How do you prevent some rogue
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by tpetry 8y ago
Think about a button on your desktop to move the desk at a predefined height for standing. It‘s more easily comfigurable than the hijacked ikea bekant buttons to support more logic by different type of presses.
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by tpetry 8y ago
An esp32 would enable so much cool features. Like control by bluetooth/wifi, apple homekit integration, ...
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by tpetry 8y ago
Isn‘t exporting 600TB of data from aws ridicously expensive?
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by tpetry 8y ago
Citus is doing sharding and replication: Citus will shard your data and place every shard on e.g. 3 servers. So one server dying is no problem because the data is replicated 2 times.
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by tpetry 8y ago
No, FAANG will not be targeted. Even GDPR which would have been able to piss of facebook was not used to attack them. Only small companies have been attacked because of GDPR violations. Inoffically they have told people they will not attack
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by tpetry 8y ago
I am waiting for an article on hn how a high frequency trading vompany has rewritten their stack in rust because of the threading features.
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by tpetry 8y ago
But no third party not involved with RAD game tools has _ever_ verified these bold claims. Heck, everyone can construct benchmarks to make almost any compression algorithm outperform any other. But if it happens with real world data too is
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by tpetry 8y ago
All women habe thousands of matches. But there are many more guys than women. So if a woman would have in average a thousand likes in a week a guy would have 100 (1:10 population). But while women have many more likes they can be much more
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by tpetry 8y ago
I am really interested in the impact this will have. Kubernetes is releasing new versions bery fast and setting old versions to EOL. I suspect there will be many pre 1.10 clusters which will now have to upgrade the next days and solve all t
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by tpetry 8y ago
> What if a bug in Chrome (layout rendering, dom, ..) breaks your application? It's a corner case, possibly it will never happen. But this solution makes impossible for you to roll out a patch by just changing Chrome version bundled
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by tpetry 8y ago
Stagnant sales with a much more expensive smartphone, i don‘t think anybody wouldn‘t live to have the same „problem“.
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by tpetry 8y ago
It would be more interesting if there was styling for light and dark mode, so you would be able to switch between depending on user preference.
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by tpetry 8y ago
Money isn‘t flowing to their pockets.
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by tpetry 8y ago
Have been googling Solvadi. Wow, curable hepatitis c is a big achievemt. But it‘s insanely expensive. It has to be taken daily for at least 12 weeks, with each pill costing 400€! The chance of curing is at 90%.
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by tpetry 8y ago
You are comparing the learning curve of a complete ecosystem (erlang wirh clustering) to a barebone programming language (rust). Isn‘t this totally unfair? ;) Learning another framework for rust (if it exists) to solve the same problems as
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by tpetry 8y ago
So instead of clear code to handle the error you have a dozen logic components watching for some events and modyfing state again triggering events and modifying state. Yeah, i absolutely can see how this approach will NOT increase maintaina
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by tpetry 8y ago
One of the worst ideas. Every big email provider (gmail, yahoo, outlook ...) do block every mail sent from a home isp. so you will not be able to send anyone a mail.
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by tpetry 8y ago
Yeah it looks really beautiful. Something like this open sourced would be great to build workflow builders into custom software.
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PostGraphile v4 Released (GraphQL API for PostgreSQL)(medium.com)
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by tpetry 8y ago
Except they do it like their transition to Intel and emulate all software with the old architecture. But their new architecture would have to be very much better than intel. Or maybe they transpile x86/64 to their arm Rchitecture.
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by tpetry 8y ago
Move to a differenz country ;) Germany has this automatically, it‘s called „Arbeitslosengeld“.
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by tpetry 8y ago
But how do you solve a typical multi-tenant SaaS with users and teams? You can‘t create roles for every login user because (s)he may have special access control rights for every project (s)he is participating in.
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by tpetry 8y ago
> Bytedance Ltd provides online information and contents. The Company serves customers in China. Seems we never heard of it because we‘re not in their target market.
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by tpetry 8y ago
Yes. Companies are not allowed to restrict the (legal) usage of something i bought. The only thing they can do is refusing support if i used their product in any means not covered by the license terms, but even this is really hard for them

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