aenario

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by aenario 4y ago
> This whole notion of "documentation can get out of sync with the code, so it's better not to write it at all" is so nonsensical. I do believe that in a lot of case an outdated, wrong or plain erroneous documentation does
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by aenario 4y ago
You might have some success selling this "technology" to wedding invitation printers and similar websites. They always have trouble demonstrating the various paper options / partial glossy / metalic cut out options
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by aenario 5y ago
You seem to only conceive of the web as "html+JS frontend communicating in real time to some server" We have decades of distributed systems without a central server. Such as git, bit-torrent, Mastodon, Matrix, and the whole web3 m
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by aenario 5y ago
It's a very narrow use-case of conflict-free data type. Sure if you are willing to wait for however long to get a lock before you can edit something. The main goal of CRDT is for long-split branch such as can happen in federated system
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by aenario 5y ago
I think your LAMP (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, Python) is a fancy new LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP).
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by aenario 5y ago
You are complaining that the allergens information takes room on your restaurant menu. We the people, through our democratic processes, have asked companies for transparency of their tracking process, the industry have decided as a whole to
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by aenario 5y ago
It was actually refused by ad & publisher networks. They really wanted the capacity to "convince" the user that their tracking is very special and good for them.
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by aenario 5y ago
That when you need a given feature, you will more probably find an actively maintained package which cover it and is compatible with the rest of your dependencies/framework.
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by aenario 5y ago
*historically contributed Will contribute 6-10% of yearly emission in the coming years
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by aenario 5y ago
"The social network" does not make Mark Zuckerberg look bad. He looks like a poor socially inept nerd who got scammed by Parker, it makes one want to pity him.
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by aenario 5y ago
The very notion of identity thievery is "BigMoney" (banks and credit rating) putting on their customer the responsiblity of what we used to call fraud.
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by aenario 5y ago
We used to have a Do-Not-Track header, which all websites promptly ignored. The hard part is having a legally-binding standard Given the current available API, I'd imagine the law-maker could have decided to write in the law 'con
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by aenario 5y ago
I can see a way this would be useful to use the same abstraction to limit app/user web access to a single domain. For instance the dropbox binary can only access "/home/dropbox" and "/net/dropbox.com&
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by aenario 5y ago
libuv bindings ?
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by aenario 5y ago
The interesting thing about coopcycle is that it's actually a coop of coops : Several local delivery coops (say one per city) collaborate to fund development and hosting of the software solution.
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by aenario 6y ago
Add buttons in your email - "I want to know more" - "It's too expensive" - "Leave me alone" All open rate tells you is that your subject line was click-baity but the user have no interest in your content
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by aenario 6y ago
First of all, it's not "don't do marketing", it's don't do "user-tracking-and-profiling based advertising". Marketing is so much more, like actual market research to provide a service users actually w
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by aenario 6y ago
I'd like to sell you some cough medication, it's all natural, made from a concentrate of two south-american plant called "coca" and "tabaco", everyone who tries keep asking for more, even when we increased the
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by aenario 6y ago
As a company/developer starting from scratch, there is really no complexity nor landmines : Do as you say, Say what you do, Give the user options. You can offer the user the choice between targeted advertising or non-targeted. You can
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by aenario 6y ago
Then you can lobby to change the law because the users-electors are annoyed and it's not your company fault every website is doing it.
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by aenario 6y ago
The GDPR is actually pretty simple : "say what you do, do what you say, let the user say no" The clusterfuck comes from every single ad-based business toeing the line in a giant tug of war between PR, legal & revenue. If
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by aenario 6y ago
Ultimately the only cookie an users will willingly accept is the sessionid/rememberme. And the "remember me" checkbox is consent enough under the GDPR. Behing all the legalese and marketing-speach, all the other purposes boil
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by aenario 6y ago
Not quite sure if this is sarcasm ? The do not track header is about 10 years old, ans was promptly ignored by all websites DNT: 1 DNT: 0
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by aenario 6y ago
Note that for the leftpad incident, the impact was build faillures, not remote code execution.
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by aenario 6y ago
I think it's not really meant to be used and more along the line of disproving the fabricant-police claims of these devices being tamper-proof and therefore proper evidences.
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by aenario 6y ago
Unfortunately Java seems to bleed its culture everywhere: Modern PHP development seems to be about how much of a pyramid of class you can build to serve a single request. Then you have all the new typescript frameworks, proudly inspired by
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by aenario 6y ago
An alternative is to think of data as dangerous chemicals. You can acquire it and store it, but you have to follow some procedures : - do not expose your employees to it - do not leak it in the environment It then falls to the company to m
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by aenario 6y ago
The pro-targeting argument always seems to forget the middle-ground of context-based ads. This new snowboard company can advertise on snowboard-related websites, on snowboard-related google search The magic "IA assisted silver bullet r
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by aenario 6y ago
Nuxt is Next for Vue.js, so it does make sense. Next and Nest are unfortunate, always need to read it twice to be sure.
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by aenario 6y ago
I have been working on typescript runtime reflection https://github.com/aenario/tsmirror

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