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Comment #49232602
> Tools, especially open source ones (linters, static analysis, scanning, LSPs, IDEs, etc) are not built for monorepos, and with AI Agents working in the monorepo results in an eno…
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Comment #48301361
How does it compare to Google Cloud Fraud Defense (previously ReCAPTCHA Enterprise)?
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Comment #48301324
Is the usage-based pricing of Signifyd et al cheaper than using 3D secure? What about "micro" transactions?
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Comment #48237448
I've had a positive experience building a library of parametric HVAC duct parts using Claude, Gemini and Codex using build123d (they all review the specs and code collaboratively).…
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Comment #48183429
Do you have an Amazon Locker nearby that you could use as an alternative?
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Comment #48182949
ideally, fillets are the last operations in the sequence. could the sequence of operations follow a topological ordering that makes it kernel independent?
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Comment #48182901
“Journey” was probably removed as a non-load-bearing buzzword during the acquisition due diligence.
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Comment #48174166
It could be used as pseudo-code for LLMs to produce specific CAD commands?
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Comment #48058610
Add an extra fixed fee if you need 3D Secure (and equivalents). This should be covered already by the assessment and interchange fees to begin with. Card networks' moat is their ne…
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Comment #47916911
What's the best network currently to put a domain to generate ad revenue?
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Comment #47711062
Beautiful landing page. I wonder if it uses the OCCT unfolding algorithms or something similar under the hood?
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Comment #46015369
> They merely improve the land They terraformed it :)
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Comment #45932905
Nope, because of synonyms as well.
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Comment #45932885
Is there any overlap between these unusual and rare words and GRE vocabulary?
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Comment #45816241
In short: because they don’t want to become Toys “R” Us.
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Comment #45731527
I wish dm stores were available internationally
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Comment #45728510
Can he pick an Assa Abloy lock though?
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Comment #45307553
How does one find out being a slow or a fast metabolizer? DNA test?
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Comment #45094348
This is the nice thing about keeping it in Keepass XC. The seed is saved as an attribute in the database, you can easily add it to another app if needed.
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Comment #44793060
> Carbon on the other hand appears to be quite a few different components, with many dependencies, some of which are SaaS products, and uses a database (Supabase) which is itself a…
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Comment #44680004
Can you suggest some?
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Comment #44537339
Like in WeCrashed (2022)?
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Comment #44197358
I’m talking about the Spotify case, I’m sure there are a lot of naive apps that don’t use APK integrity checks.
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Comment #44194793
Spotify uses something like the Play Integrity API to prevent access using modded APKs.