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by tracker1 6mo ago
But, you do have to have at least an employee or contractor skilled enough to actually understand the scope of a given bug report from the agent in order to determine validity. I've seen plenty of legit bug reports by humans get dismi
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I would think pwn2own competitions would signal the opposite. I'm consistently and often amazed at how a unique combination of exploits can bring a larger exploit and often in ways that most wouldn't even consider. I think it ta
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by tracker1 6mo ago
If I could turn a Samsung Smart TV into a dumb TV, or even just a basic monitor with input selection and basic volume control, I'd definitely take it.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
It might help to detail and share what your SaaS is... depending on what it is, participating in adjacent groups, discussions on various platforms can help. For example, I'm working on an application that's most likely going to be
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Ask HN: To open-source, or not to open-source
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by tracker1 6mo ago
You'd need to write your own mail protocol host/gateway on top of this service... Pop/smtp/imap, etc. Also, search is a bigger/harder issue to solve, assuming you want to support clients searching for emails without
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I hope you've (your org) been able to curate something resembling higher level contacts with Microsoft. They seem to be the single largest email provider that consistently has deliverability issues.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Not to oversimplify the issue... but you could probably run a small VPS and SMTP relay service that requires tls+auth and just relays all email from your domain through to API calls. You could probably get something operational in a couple
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by tracker1 6mo ago
It is a new customer email service/platform... analogous to AWS SES for being able to send emails. They also have a baseline web email application. That said, would be nice if CF offered an analog to gmail/m365 email, contacts an
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Are those hosts using hosted VPS instances, or are they sending through SES? There's a pretty significant difference... FWIW, I get why a lot of VPSes simply block email hosting altogether. It makes it a bit harder for me to find a h
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by tracker1 6mo ago
It's most likely people doing active development, willing to experiment on a test/beta platform... which probably correlates strongly with those testing/trying agent based workflows.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Of all email services, delivery to MS hosted systems is absolutely the worst to deal with. It's completely opaque and almost impossible to resolve most of the time. They tend to direct you to paid channels to try to mitigate issues in
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by tracker1 6mo ago
The irony, is almost anyone with a machine shop can probably fabricate a more effective weapon than a 3D printer, where you might as a gun get one or two less than accurate shots in.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I think a lot of the deference to microservices/serverless is for similar reasons... you can work around some of this if you use a connection proxy, which is pretty common for PostgreSQL... That said, I've leaned into avoiding bre
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I think the point is that subdomains are fine, assuming you ARE using a separate IP address for said subdomains.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
And, again... most of my issues are with Oracle, Inc. So technical advantages are less of a consideration.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Well, I see lots of calls from left/socialist leaning people to abolish the police and army as it stands. How much corruption already happens in the govt across local and national programs as it stands.. do you think this would be bet
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by tracker1 6mo ago
What happened to US grasslands when eliminating the majority of the ruminants from those lands? What has happened to the grassland reserves for Buffalo in MT since re-introducing and growing said populations?
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I've seen it on undeveloped (or, I should say not yet developed) land in a few places... Would be cool to see more of this.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
The point is... blame the specific organizations and nations that allow(ed) such practices, not all of meat producers and consumers.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Would it really be though? From my experience, most of the anti-meat crowd is against all meat, for any reason. As to alternatives for real meat not grown as animals... we don't even get micro-nutrients for baby formula right... I won
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by tracker1 6mo ago
FWIW, I have pretty bad reactions to most foods outside of eggs and ruminant meat... so whatever the limited number of the population; across billions, you're still talking about millions of people. And it's pretty bad when you&#
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Cattle can be raised on land unsuitable for carrots or beans.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Yeah, closest thing there is MS-SQL FILESTREAM, but even that has flaws and severe limitations... you can do similar transaction implemenations for binary data storage in any given RDBMS, or do similarly via behavior to read/write to f
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Absolutely... I was just bringing it up, as it seems to have in the box support for a lot of what TFA is discussing. I'm generally more inclined to just use SQLite most of the time anyway. That it's now in the box (node:sqlite) f
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by tracker1 6mo ago
At that point, you can say the same for PostgreSQL, which is more broadly supported across all major and minor cloud platforms with similar features and I'm assuming a lower cost and barrier of entry. This is without signing with Orac
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I'm mostly with you here... it's amazing how many devs don't have a certain amount of baseline knowledge to understand file-io, let alone thin abstractions for custom data and indexing like tfa. Then again, most devs also do
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by tracker1 6mo ago
FWIW, you can do some things like this on top of S3 Metadata.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Definitely appreciate the post and the discussion that has come from it... While I'm still included to just reach for SQLite as a near starting point, it's often worth considering depending on your needs. In practice, I almost al
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I worked in an org where a lot of records were denormalized to be used in a search database... since I went through that level of work anyway, I also fed the exports into S3 records for a "just in case" backup. That backup path b

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