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601.
by weego 8y ago
Hey that's how Watson handles AI too
602.
by weego 8y ago
That isn't and has never been an issue needing solving in day to day business for shipping companies. Their business isn't giving a shit about the upstream business situation.
603.
by weego 8y ago
So now we're stuffing sql in our react as well as html and CSS? React is on course to reinvent the PHP that everyone spent so long laughing about
604.
by weego 8y ago
This isn't Oil Drilling News, I thing we'll all cope with the ambiguity
605.
by weego 8y ago
It's a bunch of edgelords posting NSFL videos of Tiananmen trying to create a self-fulfilling focus of outrage.
606.
by weego 8y ago
It's bad but not unexpected, overreach is what these people do. Day to do though everyone should be far more scared of Insurance companies getting hold of their DNA test results.
607.
by weego 8y ago
Spoiler: way up on the indoctrinated into the cult ladder
608.
by weego 8y ago
From my understanding (outside the industry but related field) VISA aim to be capable of 40k tps
609.
by weego 8y ago
The now kind of forgotten Google row where it was discovered they were scanning all wifi networks while mapping speaks volumes to this. If you have a map that details signal strengths you can infer someones location pretty accurately (not g
610.
by weego 8y ago
They're serving inventory that can almost entirely be described in static content caching layers with a booking system layer. How many risks and how much necessity to do things no one has done before can there really be?
611.
by weego 8y ago
So now it's based on the caveat that only small business and solo devs should benefit from the good parts of open source and anyone with sufficient scale should have to pay because Foss based startups deserve to exist regardless of the
612.
by weego 8y ago
This is literally the future open source promised and people wanted: the freedom for a business to be flexible in regards to technology and not get tied into unpleasant vendor contracts and demands. There's no point in, or place for, s
613.
by weego 8y ago
Since moving out of large / enterprise style business and into startup culture I've definitely felt a big shift in my view of my job and role in this industry. I've shifted my perception of myself from being an engineer/
614.
by weego 8y ago
Ironically I guess, your bank has been keeping your account balance as an append only ledger since literally the introduction of banking. That the word 'decentralised' is tacked onto the idea is really a red herring.
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by weego 8y ago
In reality it solves far more than that for the average system for the average user. No on in reality is having their mobile number socially engineered to get into startup xs system. It's a good place to start until you are at a scale
616.
by weego 8y ago
That's just an argument ignoring the realities of scale. In any reasonable system the number of tokens that need to be held in blacklist until seen will be tiny in comparison to active sessions.
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by weego 8y ago
//assert(scanFace(testpic) == true) assert((true) == true) He's right everyone, the tests pass!
618.
by weego 8y ago
I'll take it as one uninformed bigot spreading the word of another uninformed bigot.
619.
by weego 8y ago
"In an SPA/component world, where assets like scripts and styles are loaded asynchronously, you can’t guarantee style sheet loading order, which means you have to lean on some form of runtime composition to guarantee a shape, else
620.
by weego 8y ago
It is IPFS based on the error that comes up
621.
by weego 8y ago
As a former Capita person who has worked with a few clients in the public space, they absolutely didn't underestimate anything. They wrote a contract full of wiggle room and loopholes that they could then feign ignorance over yet allow
622.
by weego 8y ago
Absolutely. The obsession with trying to turn every part of software engineering into something you can generalise and framework on the frontend is the cause of our current woes. In the post Flash days I was accepting of pushing JS use as f
623.
by weego 8y ago
That makes the assumption that any kind of brain training raises the bar in a way that mental decline then diminishes. Overall mental degeneration could be a parallel process to cognitive ability that 'blocks' its application. Unt
624.
by weego 8y ago
You can't use all libs in it. Also you just ring-fenced a job a competent JS developer could do to now require someone that knows Scala and JS, which is a lot more cost per head and far harder to recruit.
625.
by weego 8y ago
With Facebooks business goals and reach if you can't eat a bowl of shit every so often to keep the facade of humility going then you need to step aside for someone who will.
626.
by weego 8y ago
Process as a way of getting conference gigs.
627.
by weego 8y ago
Only if the opinion of the people you ask is considered valuable.
628.
by weego 8y ago
Ultimately the reason JWT works for people regardless of these flaws is that almost no one ever uses it in an environment where it scales past the point that something like a blacklist lookup is a crippling flaw in the infrastructure.
629.
by weego 8y ago
How often do you optimise your work for less than 1% of the population?
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by weego 8y ago
Scala is absolutely easier to master than haskell. Source: learned scala with no java experience and then picked up haskell for a while.

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