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764karma·321submissions·November 27, 2016
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Absolutely. That's why I reacted to the "most used" criterion.
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> I have absolutely no doubts that the most used language is JavaScript - considering nearly every website in existence relies on it. You should have doubts because every website you look at is o…
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What's your skill set?
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Wouldn't it do that for reasons that are independent from the political nature of the results they provide?
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Isn't pinning as a service essentially a CDN? Is there a reason to believe that such service would be cheaper than a "traditional" CDN?
8y ago·view thread
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Perhaps you can elaborate?
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Is there a way (even not free) to ensure that my data in IPFS is always available (at least as available as with "traditional hosting services)? That's a bit of a requirement when building a…
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Agreed, but Encrypted Git is... they don't see your repo. I don't know anybody else who does it.
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Indeed, according to the page you linked: > Note that Live Share's cloud relay does not persist any traffic routed through it and does not "snoop" the traffic in any way. So it sound…
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That looks very cool. With the "rendez-vous" URL being hosted by Microsoft (it looks that way in the video), does it mean your source code is sent to Microsoft, or does the server-side simpl…
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What a great (and overwhelming) list! In the code hosting section keybase seems to be missing. It has git support.
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In the "Simple Counter Example", it seems odd to me that both increment and decrement keys have the same "INCREMENT" parameter (ie Finite.Transition("INCREMENT" <- thi…
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Could you give us some examples? I'd like to go check them out.
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So does macOS' Mail.app
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A service that has a non zero operating expense (which is, pretty much everyone) cannot survive if there is no revenue from users to support that OPEX (IT/cloud costs, dev pay, etc). You need re…
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The scary thing about this is that, while you may have a good "security hygiene" around your devices, you have no control over others who you socialize with. It's a bit like ending on F…
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Is there no option to rebuild an artificial ear drum? Is your ossicular chain also shot? Regrowing your ear drum is not going to resolve nerve damage, though: it'll deal with conductive hearing, …
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Could you tell us what happened when you refused consent at the border?
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> Even stupider: first class personal mail in the US can not be opened without a warrant. So you can mail your iPhone to your destination before you go. You can, but postal delivery (especially cro…
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Word banning is known to be a poor method. First, because the use of the word can be in a positive or negative sentence, and thus can either agree or disagree with your "censorship rule". Yo…
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> This sentiment, which I read repeatedly, really irritates me. Most of us program here. It's not that hard a problem! What solution do you think would work?
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Thanks guys. Appreciated
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> Our school also had an 'upstairway' and a 'downstairway' though where you'd get yelled out for going down the upstair way and have to lap the building to get to the downs…
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How did you get your Startup credits?
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> Aren't they an asset too? A contractor doesn't really care about the long term health of your company, if your company folds, he'll go down the street and work for a competitor . …
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Apparently not: https://www.bostonfed.org/publications/public-policy-discuss... "Merchant fees and reward programs generate an implicit monetary transfer to credit card user…
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Someone seems to have computed the cash vs CC money flow: https://www.bostonfed.org/publications/public-policy-discuss... "On average, each cash-using household pays $149 to…
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