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_el1s7
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About _el1s7
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Comment #48745644
> PriceRunner is considered to have suffered damage as a result of Google having illegally favoured its price comparison service for many years Why would Google NOT favor it's own …
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Comment #48656963
Everyone here is apparently, that's why you getting downvoted.
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Comment #48656595
> LLMs are as good as almost any security researcher, and anyone4 can run them. What is this, rage bait? It's bullshit, and insulting to actual security researchers. That might be …
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Comment #48617428
This is so lame. It's not up to you to define what's a "real hacker". Building and breaking are not exclusive to each other. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman
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Comment #48616791
Looks like a vibe coded slop.
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Comment #48562946
I hate these type of clickbait articles
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Comment #48483398
Cool, I got "The Lean Startup" as a gift, but haven't read it yet. Who is the target audience for your books? Is it founders? Or is it for people who want to be founders?
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Comment #48329903
Listen, frontend developer, there's this thing called "npm", you should look that up.
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Comment #48233830
Just put your phone down.
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Comment #48233789
Yes, iPhone has some clever depth technologies, but that doesn't mean it can't be tampered with.
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Comment #48233652
That won't work, a camera can also photograph another screen or a fake printed photo. And also cryptographic modules can be cracked.
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Comment #48192196
Stainless didn't do anything new, in fact, there already multiple different SDK generators just as good
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Comment #48055402
Google doesn't need to that because Google is not affected by any anti-scraping provisions, every website literally begs Google to get scraped.
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Comment #48010926
Trademark infringement seems to be rising these days, thanks to AI slop. Surprisingly, the domain registrars and hosting providers don't really seem to care much about these issues…
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Comment #47948325
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Comment #47873353
Exactly.
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Comment #47873348
That's not a business 101.
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Comment #47817434
> Several live mobile apps serving hundreds of thousands of users It seems like he's having a database for each app.
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Comment #47817346
Ah yes that's probably true, but still having 30 apps in a single db instance doesn't seem better...
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Comment #47817265
> 30 MySQL databases (248 GB of data) > 34 Nginx virtual hosts across multiple domains > GitLab EE (42 GB backup) > Neo4J Graph DB (30 GB graph database) > Supervisor managing doze…