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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 service at it's own product? How is that illegal?
Everyone here is apparently, that's why you getting downvoted.
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 true for low-effort vulnerabilities and fake security researchers, but the real security researchers are far from being replaced by LLMs.
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.
Looks like a vibe coded slop.
I hate these type of clickbait articles
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?
Listen, frontend developer, there's this thing called "npm", you should look that up.
Just put your phone down.
Yes, iPhone has some clever depth technologies, but that doesn't mean it can't be tampered with.
That won't work, a camera can also photograph another screen or a fake printed photo. And also cryptographic modules can be cracked.
Stainless didn't do anything new, in fact, there already multiple different SDK generators just as good
Google doesn't need to that because Google is not affected by any anti-scraping provisions, every website literally begs Google to get scraped.
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.
To takedown something that is infringing your brand, you would have to spend time and money dealing with bureaucratic procedures.
Exactly.
That's not a business 101.
Several live mobile apps serving hundreds of thousands of users
It seems like he's having a database for each app.
Ah yes that's probably true, but still having 30 apps in a single db instance doesn't seem better...
> 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 dozens of background workers
> Gearman job queue
> Several live mobile apps serving hundreds of thousands of users
I'm not against vertical scaling and stuff, but 30 db instances in one server is just crazy.
That's good, people who need E2EE shouldn't use TikTok either way, there are plenty of other secure apps for that.
TikTok is a social media app, and it gets heavily abused as it is.
This is one of the pains of centralization. And honestly, it could happen with any TLD.
Just went into a rabbit hole looking into this, wow, can't tell if this is just another drama on the weird wide web or something else.
For viva.com's engineering team, in case this reaches you: add a Message-ID header to your outgoing transactional emails.
Don't know what they're using for sending emails, but that's something that should be handled by their email service provider, unless they're hosting their own email servers.
Entire.io, the name is on point considering it asks for access to my entire GitHub account.
But seriously, $300M valuation for a CLI tool that adds some metadata to Git commits. I don't know what to say.
"golden ratio" my ass, excuse my french, but you should let the design speak for itself, and the design here is just mediocre at best.
What a weird joke of a company is this.
At least it's not Laravel or .NET lol.
I mean, let's face the reality, do you really think anything worthwhile in regards to tech projects will ever come out of government initiatives? I doubt it, especially in the EU.
The closest thing to an alternative office suite from an European company is Proton, and even that is barely a replacement.
That domain is definitely worth more than $800, good find.
Europe? Uh, I think you mean the whole world.
This is good, but don't think it will change much. The EU suffers from bureaucracy and disparate rules for each country, which is a pain in the ass for startups, it really needs unification on taxes, and less rules.