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by wearhere 2y ago
I too was surprised to read that they were syncing what reads, at a glance, to be their entire database into the data lake. IIUC the reason that Snowflake prioritizes inserts over updates is because you're supposed to stream events der
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by wearhere 2y ago
I was hoping to open this and see screenshots of what the OS looked like—I have never had a sense of what the OS for Meta's headsets is, only what individual games look like. Instead, we get five (5) "Not an actual product render&
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by wearhere 3y ago
This article barely describes why the mushrooms did _not_ eat Luke Perry, despite acknowledging that up top. All it suggests is that autolysis enzymes kill the mushrooms?
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by wearhere 3y ago
Also Swift!
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by wearhere 3y ago
This reflects astonishingly poorly on Brex. What customer wants to hear that Brex is using "a non-deterministic model" for "production use cases" like "staying on top of your expenses"? I don't see them ac
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by wearhere 5y ago
This headline may technically be correct, but it sure does suggest a bit more than what's being offered. "We're opening a sign-up page on our site"?? And (below [1]) Kyle mentions geofences? How much of the public plans
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by wearhere 6y ago
The best thing to do would be to plow this money back into vaccine production and distribution, since that's the reason that the wealthy shouldn't be able to shortcut the process in the first place—it needing to work well for ever
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by wearhere 6y ago
What’s the timeline for Phase III trials? The article doesn’t seem to say. I don’t feel reassured that those won’t be rushed.
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by wearhere 6y ago
Yeah I do not understand why the author waited so long to disclose and also feels that Google deserves a "stellar job" here. Sure, Google patched the bug very quickly after disclosure. But given that Google waited so long, it sure
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by wearhere 6y ago
What’s MCN?
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by wearhere 6y ago
It's crazy to me that the EU is wasting their time making Apple use the same ports as other smartphones ( https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/02/02/what-the-eu-manda... ) when they could make it easi
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by wearhere 7y ago
Folks should know that this approach will not accommodate upcoming changes to Chrome extensions, which will disallow all remotely-hosted code: https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/d/msg/chromium-exte.
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Show HN: Force Slack to open archive links in the browser(github.com)
1 points by wearhere 7y ago|0 comments
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by wearhere 7y ago
Hey Venkat! Thanks for replying in good humor. Now that you explain your reasoning a bit, and upon re-reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serverless_computing , I think using "serverless" in this context mak
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by wearhere 7y ago
Calling a hosted database "serverless" is the most brazen branding I have seen in a long time. For extra hilarity, their pricing page says "pricing is inclusive of cloud hardware".
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by wearhere 8y ago
Mixmax | San Francisco or REMOTE | Full-stack engineer or INTERN in Winter/Spring/Summer '19 | https://mixmax.com/careers We're a profitable, fast-growing startup looking for full-stack engineers (senior
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by wearhere 8y ago
Mixmax | San Francisco or REMOTE | Full-stack engineer or INTERN in Winter/Spring/Summer '19 | https://mixmax.com/careers We're a profitable, fast-growing startup looking for full-stack engineers (senior
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Serverless SDK integrations for Gmail(mixmax.com)
4 points by wearhere 8y ago|0 comments
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by wearhere 8y ago
Pardon, we moved our website just last week and this link got dropped! Here you go: https://mixmax.com/careers/4023181002?gh_jid=4023181002 Looking forward to your application!
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by wearhere 8y ago
Pardon, we moved our website just last week and this link got dropped! Here you go: https://mixmax.com/careers/4023181002?gh_jid=4023181002 Looking forward to your application!
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by wearhere 8y ago
Mixmax | San Francisco or REMOTE | Full-stack engineer or INTERN in Fall '18, Winter/Spring/Summer '19 | https://mixmax.com/careers We're a profitable, fast-growing startup looking for full-stack en
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To Yarn and Back to Npm Again(mixmax.com)
164 points by wearhere 8y ago|48 comments
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How to correctly specify default options in ES6(mixmax.com)
1 points by wearhere 9y ago|0 comments
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Handling 3rd-party JavaScript with Rollup(mixmax.com)
3 points by wearhere 9y ago|0 comments
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by wearhere 9y ago
Mixmax | Full-Stack Engineer or Fall/Spring/Summer Interns | On-site San Francisco (relocation provided), remote an option w/experience | https://mixmax.com/careers We're a profitable fast-growing startu
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by wearhere 9y ago
You can trust the browser itself (not application code, but the native code) to issue the appropriate headers. If you could find a way of compromising that, it would be a vulnerability wayyy beyond the scope of our protection. (Caveat: brow
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by wearhere 9y ago
Interesting. But in both these cases (yours and @arkadiyt's) these vulnerabilities only affect GET requests right? In which case—though we would love to lock down GET requests, to prevent DOS attacks, and because GET routes _might_ in
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by wearhere 9y ago
Hi @codedokode, I'm one of the authors of the post. There's a lot of background material at the top but if you skip to the use of our new module (direct link: https://github.com/mixmaxhq/cors-gate/#usage
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How to Write an Engineering Blog Post(mixmax.com)
6 points by wearhere 10y ago|0 comments
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Speed up npm install by 95% on Elastic Beanstalk(mixmax.com)
1 points by wearhere 10y ago|0 comments

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