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   by codegladiator 6y ago

   Question: Any details on the AI memory manager mentioned in the video ?
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   by codegladiator 6y ago

   The way privacy protection works is first they take your privacy and then try their best to protect it. How can they protect something they don't have ?
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   by codegladiator 6y ago

   I agree lists are definitely effective but its a cat and mouse game sort of with a lot of overhead. We can still use ip lists for accepting/rejecting mail but that should be the lowest priority check with very less weight. Lists are li
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   by codegladiator 6y ago

   I feel there is a lot of fear mongering around deliverability of emails all over the Internet which is helping the big companies to centralise a thing like email. I have had my own email server sending emails which were not marked as spam.
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   by codegladiator 6y ago

   Nice. Can you store the latest setting in localstorage so on refresh it can pick up from there ?
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   by codegladiator 6y ago

   Paper trail beats uptime of emails/excel. More secure than anything on the internet.
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   by codegladiator 6y ago

   > 100MB of RAM but that's like $5 No one is getting a 100 MB of ram extra for anything. But yeah I don't blame electron here. Have build electron apps and apart from the initial load time everything is mostly under devs control
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   by codegladiator 6y ago

   Try to build an aggregate API over graphql. Where all sql functions are allowed on appropriate columns.
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   by codegladiator 6y ago

   GraphQL is not like REST at all because if something is not defined in GraphQL, it cannot be done. For instance Graphql servers cannot have dynamic fields in models (example aggregate queries) https://stackoverflow.com/quest
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    I would start with certain category of the web, by topic and start with a topic niche search engine, and start to cover more categories one by one if the search model is successful.
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    FWIW I was contacted by a "prestigious" publisher (the ken) and it was a story against google. The journalist was not even ready to listen to the "pros", she was just interested in whats the harm.
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    And suddenly twitter is a leftist corporation. Frankly I don't know whats the better way for twitter, its one of those doomed if you do, doomed if not.
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    The most productive new language. - great community - ample libraries - ecosystem support - no breaking changes (yet) - no magic, limited and simple - inbuilt testing/profiling/dependency manager
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    How do you talk to webdav ? what client ?
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    https://www.calculator.net/ip-subnet-calculator.html Checkout the table on the page (scroll down)
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    Scroll works for me on Firefox 81.0.1 (64-bit) (desktop/osx)
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    Tongue in cheek
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    > user haven’t consented to User consented to "personalization of experience", and that's all it is. Personalised ads.
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    Google already knows anyways, using the map to set home is just for user convenience.
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    > too much automation Literally just the automation of the test suite. That's 1 automation. > These is pretty common ? Waiting for FB to delete their db
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    I am not sure what the bug was here ? Everything worked as intended to be.
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    > Computers are just too complex and there are days when the complexity gremlins win. > However, we will figure out what went wrong and ensure that that particular error doesn’t happen again. How can you say statement 2 just after sta
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    We already know humans make mistakes. But for this particular scenario lets blame computers.
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    Also this from google forms https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23004180 === Lately getting these spam emails via google forms https://imgur.com/a/ueO4001 Reporting as spam doesn't work. the bitl
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    How do you think I can help push adoption ? Is there a possibility of moving to a different format (non xml based) say html for docs and json for xls and so on ?
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    Slightly off-topic but serious question: Why we have only Microsoft formats for the office documents. Why the open document formats have really bad tooling, why are we not moving to OD ? What will it take to move ?
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    Please no, don't create such barriers.
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    Doesn't have my last name. Neither of my friends. Probably a good list, but far from exhaustive.
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    I don't know, rest of the post goes on to describe comments like the one you make here.
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    by codegladiator 6y ago

    Why I enjoyed this more than I should have ?