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by treve 8y ago
If you ever had to do a large refactoring project, I would predict that you either: 1. Had great typing 2. Had very comprehensive automated (unit) testing 3. Had a very difficult time If you are tremendously diligent in writing tests for ev
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by treve 8y ago
The .mjs extension isn't required in browsers, but absolute paths are. So even if the .mjs extension requirement is dropped, I don't think the implication is that './foo' can successfully resolve to './foo
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by treve 8y ago
When installing Ubuntu from scratch and follow defaults you end up with ecryptfs, not LUKS
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by treve 8y ago
Sorry about mis-remembering his name, but my point was a bit more nuanced. The frustration I had was not that certain features were missing, but I was met with a response that suggested that I was wrong for even wanting these features. It w
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by treve 8y ago
One of the thing that's always been a bit off-putting about the Go community and leadership is that it seemed that when I came across things that I perceived as flaws in the tooling or language, I often felt told off and was made to fe
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by treve 8y ago
As it turns out many people don't have the willpower to kick the habit and die from smoking-related illnesses. How does does your suggestion to just quit help? Are you denying the existence of addiction to nicotine? If it were as simpl
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by treve 8y ago
What's odd about it? That people get hooked to nicotine through another delivery mechanism?
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by treve 8y ago
The text-book example for event-sourcing is accounting. To calculate the current balance of an account, you add up all past transactions. You don't need to store the balance (state) because you can deduce it by replaying all events. Th
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by treve 8y ago
If the drawing has the correct scale, it looks like you will have to lie down going through the tube. Futurama-esk.
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by treve 8y ago
Why do you think that self-hosting is safer?
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by treve 8y ago
Before the start-up hype I think in the Netherlands you need to be in business for 3 years to no longer be considered one. But that definition has shifted quite a bit there too. The company you describe I would describe as any typical corpo
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by treve 8y ago
HTTP itself is federated and decentralized.
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by treve 8y ago
Thats seems extremely naive given that Google is also the browser vendor and they greatly benefit from tracking, and last to adopt privacy features. I highly doubt users will be given an obvious choice to turn this off.
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by treve 8y ago
Not saying there's also a positive use-case for this. Many web features are used for nefarious purposes. Do you disagree that this feature makes it easier to track people around the web?
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by treve 8y ago
Yea this is kind of the point. You won't need client-side code to create persistent tracking systems.
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by treve 8y ago
It's pretty obvious how this information can be used to track users across domains. The draft itself has some language in it that kinda sound like disclaimers such as: "Transmitted Client Hints header fields SHOULD NOT provide new
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Google is working on a HTTP extension for exposing more client information(tools.ietf.org)
5 points by treve 8y ago|7 comments
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by treve 8y ago
I'm not sure what you're trying to argue. A shared server state is a drastically different model from having the ability to access a key->value store. Try sharing a socket for example.
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by treve 8y ago
I think the idea is for example creating an object in 1 PHP process, and modify it in the second. The point is there is no shared state in the running problem
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by treve 8y ago
I wanted to use a language that would compile to a binary, not sure what a python version would offer!
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by treve 8y ago
Responding with 400 Bad Request is actually something that was added after some servers allowed Content-Range on PUT and others didn't. It was never standard, but the end-result was that some clients assumed PUT + Content-Range would w
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by treve 8y ago
> An origin server that allows PUT on a given target resource MUST send > a 400 (Bad Request) response to a PUT request that contains a > Content-Range header field (Section 4.2 of [RFC7233]), https://tools.
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by treve 8y ago
This came a long way since 2013. Congrats, looks very robust now!
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by treve 8y ago
I mostly started this to do a fun little prototype in an evening, but now I'm a bit excited about it and might add new features over time. This just grew out of frustration that I couldn't find a simple CLI tool to view .csv files
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Show HN: A simple CLI csv viewer(github.com)
2 points by treve 8y ago|5 comments
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by treve 8y ago
7 comments in, and it's all ragging on this. Good job everyone
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by treve 8y ago
That sounds like a pretty absurd statement. Can you qualify this further?
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by treve 8y ago
Yea, this statistic is as bad of a representation of marketshare, as democracies without proportional representation.
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by treve 8y ago
The average household has 3 set-top boxes? That sounds like a lot. Even median would be a lot. Who needs to be able to watch basic cable in 3 rooms in a house?
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by treve 8y ago
The standard to replace FTP is/was WebDAV. It's not a very modern standard, but it's a standard.

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