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by vosper 5y ago
> Your Tweets may be archived on another site anyway Or in the databases of one of their data stream customers, or in the database of someone that customer made the data available or on-sold it to. If you're a Twitter customer you&#
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by vosper 5y ago
You certainly can if you're a paying customer of their data services. Source: work for a paying customer.
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by vosper 5y ago
I think Material UI is going pretty strong, too? They've just released a beta of version 5. I think overall the comes-from-corporate-entity frameworks are probably still a better bet than the one-persons-pet-project ones - there are lo
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by vosper 5y ago
Yeah, Blitz does feel beta-y, in a true sense: a few things are still being polished, but it’s pretty stable and v1 seems to be close to done. I’ve only been using it for a personal project, but since the fix for the Material UI recipe (whi
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by vosper 5y ago
Agreed, Prisma with TS is really nice. I’ve recently been using Blitz, which integrates Prisma and Zod (amongst other things) and it feels like so much of the old webapp plumbing is either now gone or is practically writing itself through a
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by vosper 5y ago
I've followed these same treatments steps, and it's worked well for me. It has sometimes taken a two or three treatments to fully clear the wax out. The slight warmth from the peroxide reaction was a little disconcerting at first,
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by vosper 5y ago
> At a time when three of every five persons did not survive until their twentieth birthday, the odds of a professional gladiator being killed in any particular bout, at least during the first century AD, were perhaps one in ten. For a f
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by vosper 5y ago
How is any of that “dumbing down”?
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by vosper 5y ago
The headline and the article use the right name. It’s only here on HN that it says Socom rather than SOCOM.
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by vosper 5y ago
> IMO "can break up work into similarly-sized units" is equivalent to "can estimate accurately". Yeah, agreed. What I've always seen is "break up work into logical units, ideally as small as possible" w
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by vosper 5y ago
> Related PSA: many customer support chat integrations on websites today give the rep a real-time view of all input changes before you actually send anything. Related Related PSA: Tools like Logrocket record full-fidelity videos of your
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by vosper 5y ago
I started getting coil whine yesterday, after adjusting my fan curves. Not really sure why, but with the fans off the whine was far louder than keeping them on a low-speed minimum. It’s not fan noise blocking out the coil whine, because I s
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by vosper 5y ago
Yes, Mongo can now validate individual documents using JSON Schema. Most people are still better off with an RDBMS
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by vosper 5y ago
My wish: let me design my own instances. There are so many instance types and subtypes now, and comparing them is not straightforward (even with ec2instances.info). The hardware can obviously be provisioned into all sorts of configs - tha
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by vosper 5y ago
> MiniDisc was a huge success for Sony, and was the winner of the tape-replacement format war in virtually every country - except the USA. No, it wasn’t. Walkman, discman, ipod. _That’s_ how it went virtually everywhere
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by vosper 5y ago
If you open Chrome devtools on Facebook there’s a huge red warning saying “if someone told you to do this they are trying to scam you and steal your account!” So there may be a good reason why Apple don’t want this to happen, given that ess
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by vosper 5y ago
> Microsoft used to be quite good at making stuff usable but the underlying geekery was still there and could allow control to the max if you wanted it. Windows 10 is the best Windows ever for the vast majority of people who use Windows.
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by vosper 5y ago
> We built Runway to connect all those dots. It pulls in all Jira tickets and code relevant to the release, side-by-side, to surface and resolve any out-of-sync tickets or code. You can set up custom, interactive checklists with item-spe
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by vosper 5y ago
There’s a lot to Lucene, and there’s also a lot to ElasticSearch. And I think they’re fairly tightly coupled. But I do think that a well-funded and skilled startup team could take a run at ES. They’re a monopoly in their niche. There has to
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by vosper 5y ago
They’re very popular in the boutique flashlight industry
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by vosper 5y ago
> You really should be performing your own risk assessment so you can convert this notional context-free severity rating to your own context-related impact and likelihood to give you your own company risk rating. Totally agree, and I do
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by vosper 5y ago
> the ratings themselves are total horseshit and are running industry joke Any further references to this? I’d love to have something I can send around internally. The people running Tenable tend to treat these numbers as gospel.
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by vosper 5y ago
> The min-rec non-RTX GPU is a GTX 1070, so there's (roughly) only one generation of supported GPUs that are supported but don't support hardware raytracing. What about all of the AMD cards? There’s the 5x00 and 6x00 series, pe
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by vosper 5y ago
Another article bemoaning the plight of the “genuinely creative” and blaming tech because for people’s preferences. Look: the barriers to entry have gone way, way, way down - especially for music. It’s never been cheaper to create or consum
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by vosper 5y ago
> But yes, you're correct that they're relying on quite a bit of legacy tech from their early days, not just PHP but MariaDB as well even though many enterprises would now rely on Postgres wrt. Postgres is great and all, but th
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by vosper 5y ago
> No amount of branding will convince me that "fact checkers" are any more objective and impartial than regular newspaper columnists; fact checkers are what editors are supposed to be. There's no academic rigor to fact che
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by vosper 5y ago
In case anyone was wondering (as I was) why the nationality of the founder matters: this is about a project called KiwiIRC, not about a New Zealander. Which made me think: To a New Zealander, Kiwi is our word for ourselves (or the bird). Yo
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by vosper 5y ago
The frunk is the game-changer here. A fair amount of easy-to-load, secure, waterproof storage, in the exact same external package as the gas version. But only possible with an EV. This, more than anything else, is what will pull people to t
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by vosper 5y ago
> I don’t want a full-text search engine that also has graphs, ML, some bizarre scripting feature, log management, etc all stapled in on top Sure, so use something else. I do need (most all of) that at my work (plus the horizontal scal
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by vosper 5y ago
I’m not sure I fully understand your comment (databases that are special-purpose and evolve out of a sweet spot, or special-purpose systems using databases in worst-case ways?). I certainly wouldn’t say ES is the former. We use it for some

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