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shuzchen
1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Edinburgh, Scotland | REMOTE Well versed in python and javascript, but capable in other languages as well (the majority of this past year has been writing zig, and have deployed Java/Golang/C/Dart recently). Co
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shuzchen
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SEEKING WORK | Edinburgh, Scotland | REMOTE Well versed in python and javascript, but capable in other languages as well (the majority of this past year has been writing zig, and have deployed Java/Golang/C/Dart recently). Co
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shuzchen
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SEEKING WORK | Edinburgh, Scotland | REMOTE Well versed in python and javascript, but capable in other languages as well (the majority of this past year has been writing zig, and have deployed Java/Golang/C/Dart recently). Co
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SEEKING WORK | Edinburgh, Scotland | REMOTE Well versed in python and javascript, but capable in other languages as well (the majority of this past year has been writing zig, and have deployed Java/Golang/C/Dart recently). Co
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SEEKING WORK | Edinburgh, Scotland | REMOTE Well versed in python and javascript, but capable in other languages as well (the majority of this past year has been writing zig, and have deployed Java/Golang/C/Dart recently). Co
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SEEKING WORK | Edinburgh, Scotland | REMOTE Well versed in python and javascript, but capable in other languages as well (have deployed Java/Golang/C/Dart recently). I've recently been working in privacy/security, h
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3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Edinburgh, Scotland | REMOTE Well versed in python and javascript, but capable in other languages as well (have deployed Java/Golang/C/Dart recently). I've recently been working in privacy/security, h
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SEEKING WORK | Edinburgh, Scotland | REMOTE Well versed in python and javascript, but capable in other languages as well (have deployed Java/Golang/C/Dart recently). I've recently been working in privacy/security, h
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SEEKING WORK | Edinburgh, Scotland | REMOTE Well versed in python and javascript, but capable in other languages as well (have deployed Java/Golang/C recently). I've recently been working in privacy/security, currently w
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3y ago
Location: Scotland, UK Remote: Yes, I have existing right to work for both US+UK companies with no sponsorship needed Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Everything, but really well versed in Python, Javascript, Vue, React, Django, Flask
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Location: Scotland, UK Remote: Yes, I have existing right to work for both US+UK companies with no sponsorship needed Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Everything, but really well versed in Python, Javascript, Vue, React, Django, Flask
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SEEKING WORK | Edinburgh, Scotland | REMOTE Well versed in python and javascript, but capable in other languages as well (have deployed Java/Golang/C recently). I've recently been working in privacy/security, currently w
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4y ago
SEEKING WORK | Edinburgh, Scotland | REMOTE Well versed in python and javascript, but capable in other languages as well (have deployed Java/Golang/C recently). I've recently been working in privacy/security, currently w
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SEEKING WORK | Edinburgh, Scotland | REMOTE Well versed in python and javascript, but capable in other languages as well (have deployed Java/Golang/C recently). I've recently been working in privacy/security, currently w
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SEEKING WORK | Edinburgh, Scotland | REMOTE Well versed in python and javascript, but capable in other languages as well (have deployed Java/Golang/C recently). I've recently been working in privacy/security, currently w
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shuzchen
7y ago
I would much prefer a library such as this be done in C/C++ so it could be packaged up as a library that could be called from other languages. Pretty much every major language has some form of FFI to call out to C/C++ code. This w
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shuzchen
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https://pypi.org/project/vellum/ https://launchpad.net/vellum
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shuzchen
7y ago
You might be interested in https://github.com/zedshaw/lamson It's super old (died when python 2 was still the king) but probably more suited for making programmatic mail applications
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shuzchen
7y ago
There is no one-size fits all, you should use the license that best suits the product you have, as well as the ecosystem in which you're releasing it. See the EFF's documentation on this: https://www.gnu.org/licens
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shuzchen
7y ago
Any chance there'll be some built-in support to perform collaborative filtering? Seems like a database of relations like this would be awesome for user-based collaborative filtering.
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shuzchen
7y ago
Minio is great! I use it! But spinning up and managing yet another service when you're already a small shop adds more barriers to entry. Maybe find an already s3-compatible store (like Wasabi) or find something cheap and easy to spin u
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shuzchen
7y ago
If you're reading this and concerned for your own backup story, fret not! In 2019 secure off-premise backups are super easy to implement, even for a 1 person shop. Get something like Restic or Borg or any one of the enumerated options
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shuzchen
7y ago
I don't know of any large open source project that doesn't require a CLA. As the post suggests, perhaps one day there'll be a Golang Foundation, which would otherwise have ownership of whatever code you contribute. See that P
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shuzchen
7y ago
To nitpick your nitpick: there were many attempts to implement DRM even on pure music CDs, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copy_Control My personal experience with this was with some import CDs (from Japan) that, fro
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7y ago
You seem to have forgotten "practicality beats purity"
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SEEKING WORK - REMOTE / Las Vegas area Well versed in python and javascript, but capable in other languages as well. I've recently been working in privacy/security, currently working on combating disinformation. I've bee
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shuzchen
7y ago
One benefit of sleeper trains is you can take into the account the price of a night stay at a hotel as well as the time saved (in the sense that you do your travel while you're sleeping, so you have more net waking hours available). I
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From the article: "For single consumer use cases, we saw a 68% resource savings, and for fanout cases with multiple consumers we saw a 75% resource savings." At twitter's server spend it makes perfect sense to make such an in
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Fetching time in the browser isn't accurate because a lot of trackers exploit timing in order to fingerprint users. A lot of browsers now purposefully reduce the precision of the clock. See: https://developer.mozilla.org
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8y ago
Not only would the server need to download the image, it would need to store it in perpetuity because the server would then be responsible for serving them to you (if your client makes any direct request you'll leak when you viewed the
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