yonixw

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by yonixw 7y ago
> but can then run indefinitely Just bought a Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 and it kills everything including foreground services with a notification. A simple user still can allow it but it will require some tech knowledge to follow instruction
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by yonixw 7y ago
> You need Typescript, otherwise you might make a mistake with types? Never had that problem in the past Project size metrics needed.
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by yonixw 7y ago
In my previous work, I was developing training tools for new heavy machinery workers. I wanted to do everything in VR since we had the 3D models from all the engineers using all kind of CAD software. My boss also wanted to improve our divis
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by yonixw 7y ago
But can you expect the merchant to tell you to buy less?
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by yonixw 7y ago
My point is, even with quantum computing™, all you need is simple email server with 3 attempt before user lock. If you can't manage this, public key is not the answer. I Have seen only <10 scenarios when private key in the user hand
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by yonixw 7y ago
Simple "Only act on official mail" policy can defeat this post-apocalypse deep-fake terminator.
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by yonixw 7y ago
You say "could happen" he says "must happen". SQL won't be able to lower the complexity needed. But in the app level it is just a matter of being good programmer or under good review process.
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by yonixw 7y ago
They charge mainly for maintenance and support, not just reselling the same code. So what is exactly your case?
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by yonixw 7y ago
Sometimes I want to pay someone else to handle everything (Upgrades, Security patches, Bugs etc.) While no one stopping me from buying a VM and doing it myself. So what's the problem?
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by yonixw 7y ago
Same. But I found a loophole in my mind. I make a second phase. By expanding the project scope and targets even more, you are required to finish the first phase bugs and fixes. The only problem is you now have the second phase only 90% comp
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by yonixw 7y ago
for me it was the easy python plugin api
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Solving the C10k challenge, in easy mode with ELK, on-prem(medium.com)
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by yonixw 7y ago
Rule of thumb, don't move before either: * 1K users for B2C (and high enough growth) * 3 big clients for B2B
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by yonixw 7y ago
He cite Linus, who says that not using debugger result in longer time to market. which is good for Linux in his mind. How is this convincing for me? Anyway, imagine a detective trying to figure out a murder scene without going through it st
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by yonixw 8y ago
You can watch the landing here [1] starting in 90min [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMdUcchBYRA
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by yonixw 8y ago
Exactly! unless they make different seed for each WebGL random (which used in fingerprinting) I don't see the point. Plus, they have your IP (or your VPN's), so at most you make your profile less specific, but never "isolated
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by yonixw 8y ago
when you want to change someone else code, nested blocks lets you know what conditions are needed for each line. when they are gathered at the start you know the condition for the function but for each line you could start a discussion
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by yonixw 8y ago
they are all gathered at once.the following lines could assume any combinations of those conditions. in simple examples it is not an issue but as the function get more complex I found it excruciating.
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by yonixw 8y ago
I disagree with no.11 ... I prefer nested code of if's because as a reader I learn which conditions are relevant and assumed, rather than check-it-all at the start.
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by yonixw 8y ago
I really don't agree with no 11. My reasoning is that the reader should know at each line what conditions are assumed. Returning in the start is as anti-pattern for me as goto in the middle. both of them leave you with lines of code th