Readit Newsbgschulman31 commented on The side hustle from hell blog.jacobstechtavern.com... · Posted by u/jakey_bakey
Loved this article! And I appreciated the BCS references - especially the subtler ones like the use of the word 'chicanery'
I think the media is attributing too much to the bats. I was at the Yankees game, and the wind was blowing straight out and hard. Many of the home runs I saw hit would have been fly outs on a day with more normal wind.
bgschulman31 commented on Dataminr tracked Gaza-related protests theintercept.com/2025/03/... · Posted by u/jbegley
This seems like mostly a nothingburger. If you want to communicate privately there are plenty of pieces of software that allow for that.
bgschulman31 commented on Apple's Software Quality Crisis eliseomartelli.it/blog/20... · Posted by u/ajdude
Anecdotally, Apple Music has deteriorated exponentially for me. iTunes was such a stable, usable piece of software, but I can't get reliable use out of Apple Music for the life of me. It _feels_ like a shoddy Electron app. But that's not fair to the actual Electron (or similar) apps that actually work. For all its many design and product flaws, Spotify actually works.
I canceled my Apple Music subscription a few years ago after leaving the app open for long times would heat up my computer and use 100% of the cpu. It no longer feels like they have the "it just works" feeling they used to in all of their software.
Seems to have been a temporary blip. Currently working for us again.
Did you reach your 500 karma yet ;)
nearly there :)
In every project I've worked on, PG is only accessible via your backend and your backend is the one that's actually enforcing the security policies. When I first heard about the Superbase RLS issue the voice inside of my head was screaming: "if RLS is the only thing stopping people from reading everything in your DB then you have much much bigger problems"