zacksinclair

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by zacksinclair 6y ago
Do you recall when the republican party blocked Obama's ability to appoint in the run-up to the last election? (parent commenter is referencing this)
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by zacksinclair 6y ago
Git LFS ;)
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by zacksinclair 6y ago
I agree the lawyer is doing the right thing for his role - perhaps I should have phrased as "ridiculous for this argument to be taken seriously" or some such.
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by zacksinclair 6y ago
If you believe this argument, it should apply to everyone going through the criminal justice system and not just this case. Does that seem like a question that should be contemplated in this case?
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by zacksinclair 6y ago
> “It is, unfortunately, no exaggeration to say that a prison sentence today can amount to the imposition of a serious health crisis, even a death sentence, given the BOP’s (Federal Bureau of Prisons) current inability to control the spr
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by zacksinclair 6y ago
Your good investment from years ago does not make Tesla a good investment at today's price.
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by zacksinclair 6y ago
I didn't even know you could set inches! Happy 4th!
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by zacksinclair 6y ago
I'd run something like that over my TS repos for sure!
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by zacksinclair 6y ago
Why not store short lived token in a cookie as well?
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by zacksinclair 6y ago
I've built a large application with Nest as the backend and gotta say, nothing but love for the framework. IMO it is the leader in typescript backend space. Nest + Typeorm + Postgres + Apollo + NextJS for front end = best of many world
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by zacksinclair 6y ago
Holy shit. They actually put that into a slide deck? Wow
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by zacksinclair 6y ago
Every human understands that phrase and yet the AI doesn't. That's the gap that has to be fixed.
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by zacksinclair 6y ago
I can't help but find it ironic that in middle of this oft-repeated JS bitch fest the author's own company is promoting their NPM package.
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by zacksinclair 6y ago
I don't put this on Discord - the word "server" has a substantially different meaning to varying constituencies and Discord is certainly not the first to use it in a way different from CS101.
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by zacksinclair 7y ago
Seems like we're going full circle with Twitter now.
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by zacksinclair 7y ago
What a quick ride. It was so popular, so quickly. There must not have been great retention? Or poor monetization?
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by zacksinclair 7y ago
It is a given and is basic economics. Supply and demand curves certainly apply to housing. Increasing housing shifts the supply line to the right - which satisfies greater demand at a lower price, all else equal. That is what "many wou
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by zacksinclair 7y ago
More housing is not a panacea for homelessness - but supply and demand are real. Increasing supply will decrease equilibrium price; this increase in affordability is one measure (of the many necessary) to help homelessness.
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by zacksinclair 7y ago
The "BY" in YIMBY is referring to our existing back yards. There's a significant gap between YIMBYs and what you described.
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by zacksinclair 7y ago
It just seems that storing permissions doesnt scale and quickly. If you have even just 3 or 4 crud endpoints, you end up with read:this, write:this, read:that, write:that, etc etc. Makes me think the DB call needs to be made (and yea, can
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Ask HN: Do you store permissions in a JWT?
1 points by zacksinclair 7y ago|2 comments
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by zacksinclair 7y ago
The vast majority of tracking is about behavioral ad targeting.
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by zacksinclair 11y ago
Considering the widespread disapproval of the pop-ups of yore, it is crazy how obtrusive ads are on such a rise right now. I think that speaks volumes as to the ad supported business model - if you have to sell 50+% of your real estate to a
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by zacksinclair 11y ago
Yesterday's morality of ad block thread generated hundreds of comments arguing every direction of the ad block debate. I wrote this piece to cover the current reality - there is no discussion of the morality - and to acknowledge that o
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The Brewing Battle Over Adblock(blog.fairblocker.com)
3 points by zacksinclair 11y ago|4 comments