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Comment #33558571
> The only other use case is lots of truly concurrent io within one request/response cycle. But again that is unusual, most apis have low single digit db queries that are usually d…
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Comment #33216139
Just imagine a domain from such file being recycled in 10-20 years from now and you building a webpage for the new owner - everything works as expected on dev, stage, test etc - bu…
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Comment #32025595
GDPR 49/1a explicitly states possible workarounds ( https://gdpr-info.eu/art-49-gdpr/ ): "In the absence of an adequacy decision pursuant to Article 45(3), or of appropriate safegu…
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Comment #31882537
Good point. Would you say that all your "interruption slots" are taken by a need to look at a phone or particular app? Aren't there still situations where you break your current fo…
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Comment #31882333
It's not really about the smartphones, I think. They are just a symptom of much more fundamental behavior (which may or may not be problematic - depending on how you look at it). A…
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Comment #31223123
Confusing behavior after clicking on a company name in search results - would expect to go to some place related to the company (details? yc directory page? product page?), but wha…
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Comment #31168783
Could you outline the most important advances from recent years that you see as contributing to the accessibility you are talking about?
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Comment #31152993
sosqueezed.com (available)
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Comment #31107383
Yes, like some small annotation at the bottom. That's the maximum I could imagine.
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Comment #31107286
Yes, some way of remembrance somewhere came to my mind. But ultimately it felt somewhat intrusive to me and not particularly fitting the new character of the site.
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Ask HN: Buying a domain previously owned by a now deceased person
Strange (or maybe not so strange?) thing happened. I'm looking for a good name & .com domain for a product for some time now. Just tried a new guess and the .com is available. I wa…
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Comment #30571238
> If Mexico has a treaty with China and begins stationing Chinese troops, USA certainly would have a big problem with that. Sorry, but this is nonsense analogy. The correct one wou…
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Comment #30287786
Wait, wouldn't that imply that EU startups can't host their infra on GCP, AWS or Azure? I'm not even talking about analytics - just about simple user email required to login would …
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Comment #29507890
Didn't try it yet, but "moved" statements seem like a great improvement. TLDR: Instead of separate steps of (1) running `terraform state mv` operation on a state file and (2) modif…
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Comment #29341212
> I use a crazy long passphrase to encrypt my backups, but should I forget - it is also printed on archival paper inside a sealed envelope in a friends safe deposit box (I also hav…
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Comment #28881733
Unintentional typosquatting is an interesting take. But I would not call it that way, as the names I'm coming up with are neither similar to any popular sites nor to sites with sim…
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Ask HN: Product/domain name using non existing word and case of misspellings
Dear HN, looking for a product name with matching .com domain. In this community I'm sure I don't need to report on how frustrating the endeavor. There were many HN threads about n…
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