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by cipherzero 8y ago
Would you be making the same argument if we were talking about your bank's website? IMO Effective access control works both ways. you can't send the ALL of the content back and then have the access control work on the client machi
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by cipherzero 8y ago
How do you think this add on was working? do you think it was brute forcing the password of all the sites you were thinking of?
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by cipherzero 8y ago
Uh yeah. I'm assuming you know how HTTP works, but if not, _basically_ you send a request to GET content, and the server makes a decision on what/whether or not to return. If that user shouldn't be able to see the content be
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by cipherzero 8y ago
Does your bank allow your account to be indexed by google?
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by cipherzero 8y ago
I’ve responded elsewhere in this thread but I’d like to discuss the double standard being applied. Have you ever been in a conversation where someone talks about something and you said “hey I read this cool article on that, let me send it t
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by cipherzero 8y ago
In my opinion, the problem is because content owners/producers want a double standard. They want people to pay for access but they also want there content indexed so people can find it. So if this tool makes it so that the site treats
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by cipherzero 8y ago
Whether GP meant to make a strawman or not, i found the comment to be a good reminder to apply the strategy GP espoused. Hopefully that’s how it’s perceived- and not as an indictment of hypocrisy.
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by cipherzero 8y ago
Could you maybe add a comment about what your favorite tech talk is? Right now I’m staring at a tiny url hoping I’m not going to be rick rolled.
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by cipherzero 8y ago
Thank you!
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by cipherzero 8y ago
Out of curiosity how did this chain end up on google groups? Where was the original and how was google able to ingest it? Thanks!
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by cipherzero 8y ago
> The SEC also today charged Tesla with failing to have required disclosure controls and procedures relating to Musk’s tweets It’s almost like the current administration should also have these!
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by cipherzero 8y ago
As someone who has recently started learning rust i can safely say closure issues where the hardest and most confusing things to learn how to fight with the borrow checker. This is especially the case since futures are becoming popular and
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by cipherzero 8y ago
I love bitwarden, and have converted to it. However i just learned about https://passman.cc/ Has anyone used that?
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by cipherzero 8y ago
As a former .net developer now java developer this article is another reminder about just how good the .net runtime library is. Kudos to the team(s) for all this work!
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by cipherzero 8y ago
Maybe I’m not like the interviewers/companies to which you’re referring, but I ask a DAG topo sort question (dependency resolution/task ordering) not because I expect the candidate to regurgitate the algorithm but because I legiti
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by cipherzero 8y ago
Haha... exactly. Seems questionable to me.
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by cipherzero 8y ago
I see why it doesn’t allow their example of “(() => 5)()” But what is preventing me from doing “((a) => 5)(0)” since the regex only requires at least one non space char between parens... Or any function call really?
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by cipherzero 9y ago
Lookup cantenna which was popular back in the day for catching WiFi from further away spots.
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by cipherzero 9y ago
I had the same moment of introspection... I remember thinking “you want to spend this money on gifts or car tires?” And then I realized that these are the things they’re stressing about. It’s nice to think those will be one less stressor in
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by cipherzero 9y ago
More info about how it works here: https://engineering.godaddy.com/using-deep-learning-domain-n...
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GoDaddy Domain Valuation Tool(godaddy.com)
2 points by cipherzero 9y ago|1 comments
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by cipherzero 9y ago
Even easier perhaps, with all the news about adversarial networks lately!
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by cipherzero 10y ago
Oh and the newer white paper from today: https://cloud.google.com/spanner/docs/whitepapers/SpannerAnd...
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by cipherzero 10y ago
The white paper is available here: http://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.co... for anyone interested
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by cipherzero 10y ago
How would that be a "game changer"? GoDaddy has had a purchase API for a while... I'm sure others do as well, but I've only used GoDaddy's. https://developer.godaddy.com https://developer.goda
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by cipherzero 10y ago
Thats ridiculously beautiful! Thank you!
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by cipherzero 10y ago
Awesome, i watched the demo video... i will be trying this. Thanks for the info on lightweight transactions, sounds like the perfect use then! As for the indexes - are they standard Cassandra secondary indexes? "Custom secondary indexe
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by cipherzero 10y ago
This looks very interesting, however I'm concerned about some of the implementation details... 1. It mentions using secondary indexes - its my understanding thats a huge no-no, as they have to hit the whole cluster 2. Uses "lightw
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by cipherzero 11y ago
This is really a front-end for jenkins to manage jobs, in a templatized way. Everywhere I've worked, we've always ended up copying jenkins jobs from "known-good" jobs when we bring up a new project. If someone makes a ch
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Show HN: A jenkins job template system (named francois)(github.com)
6 points by cipherzero 11y ago|2 comments

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