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1 - If you google 'config stdin' you'll see a number of good reasons a program might want to accept configuration on stdin. (also, not that it matters, but my p
by bronson 6y ago
1 - If you google 'config stdin' you'll see a number of good reasons a program might want to accept configuration on stdin. (also, not that it matters, but my program read it from a file)
2 - Those IP addresses are probably not the main data the program processes. In my case, they were configuration, describing where an auditing processor scrapes input and how to allocate compute.
- BiteCode_dev 6y agoScraping is not bootstrapping. That's the main process. Main input can have several sources.
- bronson 6y agoIf you're redefining the main input to include all input data (including hand-edited CSV files) then you're just contradicting yourself. This conversation is tedious and unproductive, I'll leave you alone.