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by z3t4 5y ago
I think they only block /16 or maybe /24 blocks... Meaning they block entire ISP networks... What I do is to simply sign up to many cheap VPS until I get an IP that is not blocked... Then relay all e-mails via that server. I guess
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by z3t4 5y ago
The article lightly taps on the issue... > It’s a key for achieving proper services separation. If you need to touch half of the system to implement and test new functionality, your separation is wrong.
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by z3t4 5y ago
This thing is blazingly fast, a middle finger to all "modern" UI. Is the source available somewhere?
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by z3t4 5y ago
Likely the fetus get spatial sense at some stage before birth...
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by z3t4 5y ago
> The fix itself should make it so that database issues like the one that caused this bug can't happen again. I've said that a few times, and been wrong about it. :D I don't know what they mean by "where a database ID
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by z3t4 5y ago
Many people lift weight in order to help improve their self esteem, so if they feel stronger/better by lifting a bigger weight, then that's good for them. Now if you look down on those people in order to feel better yourself - tha
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by z3t4 5y ago
It's hard to make gains after 65, having competed with veterans at various ages it's sad to see the decline at 65+, but they are of course much more vital then their age peers. So don't expect to make the gains this lady has
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by z3t4 5y ago
Konqueror is still popular on Arch Linux
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by z3t4 5y ago
One annoying thing in JS is that you have to turn recursive functions into for-loops (you could argue this is a good thing as for loops might be easier to understand then recursive functions). I thought the JavaScript callstack limit/e
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by z3t4 5y ago
On webide.se (free shell and web IDE) I use unix sockets alot!, for example nginx proxy from https://foo.user.webide.se to /home/user/socket/foo so that users can test their apps using HTTPS/SSL as many
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by z3t4 5y ago
In this day and age having over 400 actually paying customers is a lot! Even having 400 free users would be a lot. Now the question is - do they play the game ? Any number above 1% is good, so if there are 4 players spending a lot of time -
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by z3t4 5y ago
Could use a different algoritms then on HN et. al. For example, show results based on how you and people that vote like you vote. So the ranking/order would be skewed for SEO spammers, but hopefully better for those that upvote based
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by z3t4 5y ago
Detecting bots is very hard, and there are a lot of bots on Google Adsense. They could however add "captcha codes" for clicking on ads/links search results which would prevent bots, but users would likely find it annoying.
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by z3t4 5y ago
Or giraffes find long necks (and other body parts) very attractive.
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by z3t4 5y ago
If you are over qualified, like having published several games on your own, it's not like they don't think you can do they job, they might think you will get bored and miserable.
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by z3t4 5y ago
When I started working with databases about 20 years ago talking to peers it was common to have a layer in-front of the database so that you could easily replace the database. It felt stupid until I actually had to do a database migration..
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by z3t4 5y ago
Could be birth marks of a king or some famous, so having them was considered high status. See beauty marks
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by z3t4 5y ago
The thing with software is that it takes two weeks to get to 90% finished, then two years to get from 90% to something 100% production ready. Having worked over 5 years with ecommerce software I could write a fully working e-commerce site i
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by z3t4 5y ago
If the tax money is spent on education, healthcare, and infrastructure such as communication/fiber and water, then it will only take one generation to go from: poor - have to work in order to eat, to poor - but have free time to learn
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by z3t4 5y ago
This is a good question, as historically different protocols used different ports to communicate, meaning you could have many services on the same domain/IP, but recently many new protocols run over HTTP port 443... And I think Matrix
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by z3t4 5y ago
An idea can be worth a lot! That's why we have patterns. It can however be very difficult to see why an idea is so good - so you will need the idea guy - execution is really the easy part, that you can solve with money.
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by z3t4 5y ago
Testing the backups is harder then you think... It's not like you are going to double up your entire server fleet just to see if you can restore everything from backup. You maybe test restoration of one or two servers and then assume t
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by z3t4 5y ago
Also each person has an unique model in their head. Even if you read the same material, you could interpret it differently and people learn in different ways.
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by z3t4 5y ago
I've made a incremental parser, and solved it by only re-parsing the changed code block. And the diff would then be the entire branch, but you could compare the old branch with the new branch and get a more fine detailed diff. It'
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by z3t4 5y ago
the language server protocol was a great initiative, it's however very difficult to implement into editors, and the popular language servers, such as the one VScode uses for Python is closed source and only available for VScode... To b
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by z3t4 5y ago
So do the throughput decrease when you add more nodes? Or am I reading it wrong? This is a general problem with scaling horizontally, that the overhead can kill the performance, and single core/node performance is sacrificed.
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by z3t4 5y ago
You basically just need an extra gfx card (or even headless host). And why would you not want a fast Linux OS? Many SSD's and lots of RAM to make the IDE fast. Powerful CPU for compiling. Good GFX for better latency/hz.
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by z3t4 5y ago
If you start something but are unlikely to make good money, and your only motivator is to make money, then it will be though. Start your sales/marketing at day one, eg. try to sell your SaaS before you start developing, have at least t
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by z3t4 5y ago
I was expecting a badass base, but it sounds like a piano
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by z3t4 5y ago
A CDN is really only useful if you store your entire website with all it's content on it. Or if you serve a lot of data (petabyte egress) where the CDN have better peering deals for lower bandwidth cost. If you operate a "normal

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