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by treve 7y ago
Does anyone know if this tablet is programmable? If so I would probably want one!
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by treve 7y ago
What a terrible title. What happened to Forbes?
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by treve 7y ago
All of this is covered in the "Boxes" section in the article
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by treve 7y ago
One way to contain is to take the potential risk serious. If that fails, it's still better to slow down the spread. Preparing a country for this potential outcome is a good thing. If it didn't end up at 60-70%, it will be in part
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Show HN: Curveball, a microframework in TypeScript with AWS Lambda support(evertpot.com)
7 points by treve 7y ago|0 comments
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by treve 7y ago
I'm at 60k reputation so I have a decent idea of how it works. My point is that you probably should have a personal approach before voting 'close'. If you don't, there's no real harm in leaving bad questions open
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by treve 7y ago
I can't wait for stack overflow to fall out of favor. There's few places as beginner-hostile as SO. If you get enough points, you get the close button, which effectively is telling newcomers to RTFM in nicer words.
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TypeScript is changing how I write code(evertpot.com)
2 points by treve 7y ago|0 comments
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by treve 7y ago
I would love to know if it's gonna run on my OS! Edit: just realized this is a web app, so the answer is probably yes
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by treve 7y ago
The phone system seems pretty absurd. Just the fact that we can't trust originating phone numbers seems odd. There's lots of good ideas to go around, and there's so much in internet technology that could be applied to the pho
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Use a:visited in your CSS stylesheet(evertpot.com)
18 points by treve 7y ago|6 comments
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by treve 7y ago
Most of our REST endpoints can generate HTML, JSON and some of them text/csv. It's been working really well for us since 2016.
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by treve 7y ago
Are you sure those are _fatal_ errors?
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by treve 7y ago
Given the topic, might be better to choose something written by a human to avoid giving incorrect advice.
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by treve 7y ago
Anecdotal and a sample size of 1.
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by treve 7y ago
This is probably about Warren Buffer specifically, who has donated a majority of his wealth to things like the Bill and Melinda gates foundation. You're 100% right of course that most billionaires makes the world a worse place, but I&#
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by treve 7y ago
Newb question: Can this translate to a MySQL query?
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by treve 7y ago
we've been plugging away at writing an open-source OAuth2 server: https://github.com/curveball/a12n-server
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by treve 7y ago
What would the benefit be? (I don't know WSCGI that well)
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by treve 7y ago
20,000 seems a little low. I imagine this needs at least 10 more zeroes
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by treve 7y ago
Two reasons I can think of: 1. HTTP/2 was a 'new serialization' of the core HTTP data model. HTTP/3 is too, so since it was ratified it made sense to use HTTP/3 to keep things consistent. 2. QUIC still exists, but i
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by treve 7y ago
Total noob, but. Could someone come up with a standard socket and build adapters?
593.
by treve 7y ago
Before there were Web Components, people made reusable web components. But, probably good to disambiguate
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by treve 7y ago
I don't really understand why people would feel they are shafted. The reason people get paid that much is because of supply and demand, but it has little to do with what you deserve to get. Does a software engineer really need 5-10x sa
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by treve 7y ago
Hi littlecranky67, Would you be interested in helping me do another run of this test, but with more realistic settings? I care about the results and getting this right but you clearly have a better understanding of how to set this up
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by treve 7y ago
This can be partially solved with HTTP2 Server Push
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by treve 7y ago
Yea you are right. HTTP/3 is not really yet, at least for Node.js. Maybe worth revisiting this in a year or so. I appreciate the criticism though.
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by treve 7y ago
No, I definitely didn't. Pipelining is not supported in any browser, and I was mostly looking for the current state of what's possible.
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by treve 7y ago
> The main advantage of HTTP/2 is that it ensures that we can get the same benefit of compound data transfers in a completely transparent manner, without bothering to rearchitect how clients and servers operate. Yea this assertion i
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by treve 7y ago
I fixed the captions, thank you. My biggest surprise was that compound requests are still faster, even if they need to send 10 times as much data (the 90% cached case).

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