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mohamedattahri
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Comment #47843216
Thanks. Not using any new features from 1.26, so lowered the requirements for projects lagging behind a bit.
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Comment #47841988
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Comment #46531152
OP here. Sharing this early because I'm trying to gauge if this specific pain point is widespread, or if I'm just scratching a niche itch. Context: I’ve been working in a regulated…
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Comment #46293881
I'm not discounting her founder status. My point is that it's orthogonal to one's ability to run a company. Founders don't automatically make good CEOs. Plenty of founders step asi…
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Comment #46292068
This has nothing to do with the founder status. Founders don’t face any competition when they get the job at their own companies, and they often have ownership to force it as an ou…
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Comment #46291439
I can question the qualifications of a person as it relates to a specific position (e.g. CEO), but that doesn't mean I don't respect their past contributions. I find the accusation…
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Comment #45651542
If you're on iOS/MacOS, try https://netnewswire.com . Old-school high-quality free macOS app.
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Comment #43375542
There’s a long, long list of APIs which are Chromium-only because Apple and/or Firefox rejected them: Bluetooth, Battery Status, etc.
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Comment #42972822
Yep, and the US had a lot more leverage; out of the US translates into no access to US dollars either directly or via a correspondent bank, which essentially means bankruptcy.
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Comment #42964586
That's why I suggested govulncheck; it can keep a database of suspicious packages and issue a clear warning, and it can be locally check that the hash of tagged version you're usin…
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Comment #42949308
There's indeed a serious problem if cache invalidation relies solely on the declared semver of the package. Maybe something govulncheck could manage by comparing a package's hash o…
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Comment #39591301
I don't think this is a valid argument, because both sides of it are true. Developers invested, but so did Apple, and they did it first and took bigger risks. The App Store is pack…
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Comment #39591236
There's not a single mention of Apple Music. There goes the credibility of this statement. It's rather obvious that problems started when Apple decided to build a services business…
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Comment #39585668
There’s something cool about the fact that parallel code in Go is still idiomatic Go.
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Comment #39297628
FYI - “Keys()”, “Values()” and others have been pulled because they’re likely to be implemented using the new range-over-function paradigm. They were included in the experimental p…
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Comment #37411708
This is factually untrue and I just gave you two counter-examples. While it's true that credit has long replaced deposits for money creation, the idea that all deposits strictly or…
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Comment #37411042
> Every deposit originates from a loan How is the cash I deposit from the dividends I earned originate from a loan? How about the community banks that purchase gold from their cust…
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Comment #37325611
BLOB on Postgres are awesome, but there's also a full-featured file API called Large Objects for when the use-case requires seeking/streaming. Wrote a small Go library to interface…
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Comment #36847696
Driver, shepherd, you probably see where this is going...
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Comment #35156474
The FED is not trying to push unemployment, they just accept it as a cost to curb inflation which is always enemy number one. Interests rates and unemployment are correlated; you m…