InGoodFaith

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by InGoodFaith 1mo ago
For Composer 2 they got called out on it and only acknowledged after enough criticism. Here is a link to Lee Robinson saying they will do better to be more transparent with future releases. > Agree with the feedback we should have mentio
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by InGoodFaith 1y ago
didn't the underlying API they built upon ramp up their pricing and effectively price them out? like a precursor to reddit's own API pricing changes that made it hard for 3rd party clients to compete. The saving grace with these A
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by InGoodFaith 1y ago
It appears the individual was unable to distinguish a display name from the actual email address (common phishing tactic of having something like admin@company.org as the email display name while the actual email address is a random throwaw
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by InGoodFaith 4y ago
> 2. They support premium domains, so you can be struck by lightning and randomly have the price of your domains dramatically jacked up (had to drop a domain due to this). Do you have an example of this as it is against ICANN's rule
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by InGoodFaith 4y ago
You might be interested in Linen to make your discord (and slack) searchable outside of the walled garden (can also use to archive too). https://github.com/linen-dev/linen.dev https://news.ycombinator.com&#x
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by InGoodFaith 4y ago
> An eggcorn is a soundalike though, isn't it? Not necessarily, you might be thinking of malapropisms but yes probably a closer word would be the general term: protologism. Another commenter added some useful info on the evocative a
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by InGoodFaith 4y ago
What you are describing is also known as an eggcorn. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eggcorn
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by InGoodFaith 4y ago
If the worst is a public mea culpa and following the agreements you should've done in the first place, that barely seems like a deterrent to infringe the license. Might as well create a crawler bot on github and slurp up all the GPL&#x
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by InGoodFaith 4y ago
> I also see nothing to make this name make sense Last time this was brought up it was just referencing the fact both "git" and "dolt" refer to variations of calling someone a dimwit. It's like if you come across
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by InGoodFaith 4y ago
I am in agreement with what you are saying. > and if the spirit of HN is to judge without facts - then I apologize. Although snarky, I am sure you would appreciate if HN doesn't devolve into sensationalist titles such as: "PHP
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by InGoodFaith 4y ago
> The titles are misleading (purposely, because it attracts interest) I am neutral to this conversation but thought you might not want to justify this point as it is against the spirit of HN. Specifically in the guidelines: > Otherwis
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by InGoodFaith 4y ago
Cloudflare's domain management has sadly also had some questionable actions/decisions. 0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31573854 1: https://community.cloudflare.com/t/domain-not-working
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by InGoodFaith 4y ago
While I use and enjoy their other services, I would advice taking this incident into consideration about their registrar services that "prevents transfer-out of domains, sets to 'pendingdelete'" https://news.y
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by InGoodFaith 4y ago
I'm not the person you replied to but just dropping this here for others interested: There are some 'open-back' and 'open-ear' headphones that let you hear your environment passively. Others that have more active en
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by InGoodFaith 4y ago
For anyone else curious on pricing, saving you a click > Please contact sales for pricing details. It is in the preview stage so perhaps that's why.
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by InGoodFaith 4y ago
Twitter says it's been working on it since last year. But as for the whole "3 days before he bought the shares" - He's been accumulating for far longer than that and even the CEO of Twitter mentioned they were in talks w
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by InGoodFaith 4y ago
> I really really hope that some backup of the metadata was done before the delete button was pushed Perhaps some folks over at /r/DataHoarder [0] might have something? Might want to start with their sister sub /r/DHE
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by InGoodFaith 5y ago
Nowadays when signing up for valid services, some don't let you opt-out of the marketing emails until much later in the flow; the worst offenders ignore your opting out options by including a new category of marketing-type emails every
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by InGoodFaith 5y ago
Isn't the fact that they immigrated likely bias towards the higher skilled echelon that managed to go through the visa process? When you say "outperform most domestic US groups", are you normalising for the same skillset and
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by InGoodFaith 5y ago
You can scroll directly to the bottom and see the final comparison table. Here's a screenshot for your convenience [1] I agree with you that I prefer to get straight to the point, but this pet-peeve tangent doesn't seem to be a pr
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by InGoodFaith 5y ago
It's great that you have the choice to disallow notifications. Conversely, it will also be great for any possible sideloaded app to also have the system give the user that same choice. Now if one side starts to impose their choices on
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by InGoodFaith 5y ago
I always appreciate grammatical corrections, and I know non-native speakers that do too. A friendly correction of a non-standard word does not deserve derision.
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by InGoodFaith 5y ago
The company vision can change even without acquisition. Having an open source and self-hsotable alternative (that also has a SaaS equivalent if you so choose) seems to be the more prudent choice.
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by InGoodFaith 5y ago
The confusion stems from how you initially worded it as > GPL licensing exception If you instead replaced "exception" with a warranty disclaimer then your intent would've been more clear in your original post.
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by InGoodFaith 5y ago
Some lines of work might not need a meta understanding of prose or poetry - but it can be useful to build up a charismatic (almost cult-like) following if you want to play to the masses. Alliteration especially when paired with "The ru
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by InGoodFaith 5y ago
By any chance did you have an initial picture without your face? Over recent years Facebook has been clamping down with those same sort of messages (sometimes it will appear after a few days or weeks for people I know) and for better or wor
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by InGoodFaith 5y ago
Wouldn't also be HN without the misinterpretation of BrandonM's response. Here is dang's comment about that topic/meme [1] 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29178442
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by InGoodFaith 5y ago
They stated in the blogpost that they only performed the benchmarks against their own services > So instead, we ran the same tests (echoing headers and measuring TTFB via Catchpoint) against our own platform
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by InGoodFaith 5y ago
Asking before benchmarking seems to be a sure way to poison your results. Who's to say that the performance of the services won't coincidentally perform better after you've given your request to test? I am sure they might men
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by InGoodFaith 5y ago
Slight tangent: I always found it to be an added plus/bonus to a tool if it can survive being scrutinized by well-formed and long-lasting groups. What would be my preferred VPN/Mail/Payment/Storage/Encryption tools?

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