ubercore

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   by ubercore 8y ago

   We host landing and marketing pages and such on netlify, linking off to the app on a subdomain. It's really convenient.
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   by ubercore 8y ago

   > While Apple's not blameless in the matter, this seems to be more of an Intel issue no? I mean, Apple sourced the chip and shipped the laptop, and you pay Apple. I don't see how you _can't_ blame Apple engineering for thi
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   by ubercore 8y ago

   Isn't that a less likely scenario? Or at least, a subset of the possible compromises, meaning you have materially improved your security in _some but not all_ cases. I don't disagree that it's best to not have TOTP in 1passwo
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   by ubercore 8y ago

   I'm guessing Nvidia hardware lockin
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   by ubercore 8y ago

   I feel like there has to be more to this, I've never seen that happen and I use google maps for driving very regularly (almost every day)
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   by ubercore 8y ago

   Have you reproduced it with MSG dissolved in water? EDIT: Have you thought about lactose? It's in whey (depending on quality, various concentrations)
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   by ubercore 8y ago

   The list of ingredients on Knorr bouillon is extensive: Salt, monosodium glutamate, hydrogenated cottonseed oil, chicken fat, hydrolyzed soy/corn protein, dehydrated mechanically separated cooked chicken, dehydrated chicken meat, dehyd
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   by ubercore 9y ago

   Does anyone have a recommended reading list to accompany this?
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   by ubercore 9y ago

   I'll have to check out the key bindings, thanks for the tip. This is on OS X (High Sierra)
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    by ubercore 9y ago

    I've found VSCode Vim bindings _really_ buggy. Sometimes non-responsive to the escape key until I press it a few times, sometimes it will kill highlighting of code blocks until I switch modes, sometimes enters `<tab>` in the sour
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    by ubercore 9y ago

    When I first read that, my interpretation was that the unfairness keeps him up at night.
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    by ubercore 9y ago

    Well, I was just talking for myself. For instance, ad tracking personally doesn't bother me. What bothers me is intrusive ads that interrupt my normal browsing experience.
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    by ubercore 9y ago

    Google has also learned the lesson though that ads which produce a negative user impression aren't sustainable, and bad for both Google and advertisers. They have a vested long-term interest in making ads palatable and useful, or their
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    by ubercore 9y ago

    I'm far from an expert, but my understanding was that those kinds of adversarial attacks would be prohibitively difficult without full access to the learning system used by that product. If so, there's a vector if you can hack the
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    by ubercore 9y ago

    I'm assuming because most of the content serving happens in Open Connect [0]. And while there may be a ton of server work involved in billing, api, auth, analytics, etc, it probably pales in comparison to the raw transcoding if you tak
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    by ubercore 9y ago

    Should this be the linked page? https://github.com/save-net-neutrality
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    by ubercore 9y ago

    Grey bar for me on OS X, 59.0a1 (2017-11-13)
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    by ubercore 9y ago

    I mean serving a web page, from nginx, which is what the person was talking about. Not a database-driven web application.
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    by ubercore 9y ago

    I mean, serving a web page is easy. Processing incoming events and everything else that Sentry does is not trivial. You're not comparing likes to likes.
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    by ubercore 9y ago

    No native map or filter? Unless I don't understand what you mean by native, don't https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#map and https://docs.python.org/3/library/func
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    by ubercore 10y ago

    I'm not playing identity politics. And I didn't mention racism and homophobia because that's not the perspective the author wrote from. Look, I'm not trying to be argumentative, and I understand your doubts about the sto
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    by ubercore 10y ago

    I hear you re: evidence. My point being, we're not in a courtroom, the bar for evidence is difference. I personally think it's worth calling out that the viewpoint being echoed that "Sounds absurd, don't believe" is
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    by ubercore 10y ago

    Sorry, try again. We're talking about a company being criticized (in part) for the treatment of female engineers. You're making assertions that this article isn't believable. The author is a female. Pretty big stretch to say
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    by ubercore 10y ago

    Fair point. I think discussion is the best response. TBH, I don't really understand the HN flag system, so I can't comment very much on it.
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    by ubercore 10y ago

    It's pretty typical male privilege to enter this discussion to say "Nope, don't believe it, because it sounds unreasonable to me". It has a chilling effect. There's obviously no way to be sure of the story, but the
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    by ubercore 10y ago

    Are you a female engineer at Uber? I would think that would be a reasonable baseline for criticizing the credibility of this story.
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    by ubercore 10y ago

    > My default is "show me the evidence", but I believe Susan Fowler's account because she put her reputation on the line and I was willing to trust that she left, opposed to got fired, due to non-performance reasons based o
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    by ubercore 10y ago

    Preface: I understand the uselessness of the comment I'm about to make to someone with presumably a functioning android app they're developing on... I've found this to be one of the brightest spots of working with React Nativ
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    by ubercore 10y ago

    I believe the site itself is running an instance of Fossil?
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    by ubercore 10y ago

    I'm not trying to be argumentative, but to me https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.10/topics/http/sessions/... is pretty thorough. Did you come into Django knowing Python already?