that_guy_iain

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by that_guy_iain 2mo ago
I bet someone returned that security camera.
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DTOs at the Speed of Plain PHP(dereuromark.de)
1 points by that_guy_iain 7mo ago|0 comments
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How to automate AI agents to read Jira tickets and create pull requests(old.reddit.com)
1 points by that_guy_iain 7mo ago|0 comments
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My AI Guidelines(iain.rocks)
2 points by that_guy_iain 7mo ago|0 comments
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
> 1. Email didn’t arrive in his inbox of his Google workspace > 2. He checked workspace email logs (with admin you can do this on gsuite) But it didn't arrive, so how was it in his email logs!?!?!?! Are you tech literate? Isn&#x2
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
Dude, you keep on just believing a blog post even though it makes no technical sense. That's why none of the hardcore nerds are even approaching this and why Viva are going to sue. An email bouncing means it was rejected because it did
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Design Decision: Technical Debt in BillaBear(iain.rocks)
1 points by that_guy_iain 7mo ago|0 comments
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
> You don't have the right to complain to random websites without punishment. And nobody punished you. And "ability to redress" is something you still have. And there are no damages. Well, you see Dang aka Daniel edited th
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
The email landed in the spam folder. A bounced email means it didn't find the inbox. If it didn't find an inbox there would be no log for him to check. Technical knowledge of emails and what the terms mean out him instantly as a l
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
WTF you talking about? Rene, this is defamation and I'm probably going to take action because honestly, enough is enough. I'm fed up of folk like you who lack basic technical knowledge or any knowledge making up bullshit. Your hou
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
It amazes me people read that in this community and don't know for an email to bounce it means it didn't find an inbox. If it didn't find an inbox how did he check the logs?
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
What that is liable? That is a very small claim.
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
So you think he had access to Viva's email servers to see the response? No, he clearly tested it himself and used his credentials to send it.
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
My takeaway is there is no bug. My takeaway is that his test email bounced because he didn't have the reputation Viva does. Emails are handled on a reputation basis, this is why we use email service providers like Sendgrid, Mailgun, Po
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
I'm not sure how I'm being harsh. It's literally a somewhat well known programming language being reposted for the 100th time or something silly like that. I'm literally just pointing out the truth and it's almost c
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
> Do you know the joke with "I'll repeat the joke to you until you understand it?". Nope. That's not a joke. That's not funny. > That's why some things get reposted and upvoted. In hope of getting someone
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
All seriousness, do you honestly think this site has 10,000 new users a day? How many people do you think are on here that aren't very well informed? Honestly, I'm just wondering? Also, do you know it only gets to front page if th
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
Let's be serious, most people are regulars and this has been on the front page multiple times like constantly. And it was upvoted 4 times on new to get to the front page rapidly. It's not something new that we're all "Oh
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
> Formal verification is a hardcore approach. It is difficult and it is the holy grail of software engineering. My first question is, what is formal verification? Since I am a hardcore nerd, I'm confused since this blog post basical
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
How often do issues break? And how is waiting a few minutes breaking the process?
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
It does? Do you know git is a dvcs? And therefore you're able to continue working without an internet connection or a service provider being up? It delays the code review process but doesn't break it. I get it that you want it to
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
Dude, you need to stay on script! Over here you're saying it's an anti-trust issue [1]. It's literally the thread above this. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46946827#46946914
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
What someone saying to me privately via other channels that it was them when I asked them. It was some dude at Google so maybe complain to Google but I don't think this site has rules about what you do off the site. I don't think
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
Didn't you just privately tell me it was 4 accounts? Maybe that was someone else hating on Windows 95. But you need an active reason not what they did 20 years ago.
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
You've been banging on about this for a while, I think this is my third time responding to one of your accounts. There is no antitrust issue, how are they messing with other competitors? You never back up your reasoning. How many accou
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
Not sure how having downtime is an anti-competition issue. I'm also not sure how you think you can take things away from people? Do you think someone just gave them GitHub and then take it away? Who are you expecting to take it away? A
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
This is well cool, I swear to god a couple of kickass devs told me about this idea to get me to build it to build something cool. It's even cooler, since I kinda went in another direction and I'm going to build a container.d like
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by that_guy_iain 7mo ago
This is actually an really interesting way to attack a sensitive network. This is a way of allowing to map the internal network of a sensitive network. Getting access is obviously the main challenge but once you're in there you need to
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Rejecting rebase and stacked diffs, my way of doing atomic commits(iain.rocks)
1 points by that_guy_iain 9mo ago|0 comments

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