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by Ciantic 6y ago
Btw, have you read this: https://async.rs/blog/stop-worrying-about-blocking-the-new-a... async-std allows to run blocking calls without hoops rather efficiently: async fn read_to_string(path: impl AsRef<Path&gt
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by Ciantic 6y ago
The podman targets the crun too: > Runtime: We use the OCI runtime tools to generate OCI runtime configurations that can be used with any OCI-compliant runtime, like crun and runc.
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by Ciantic 6y ago
It's very nice that this is done with Rust, because I'd love to get rid of AutoHotkey in Windows (which also trivally support this kind of expansions). Do you plan to release individual components as crates? I don't see mysel
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I agree, unfortunately MDN has it's own type definition format "Web IDL". This means community must write the type definitions twice, once for specification in Web IDL and second time in TypeScript to get proper IDE support.
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by Ciantic 6y ago
In this case the framework means set of dependencies. If you want to parse short-opts, long-opts etc. you need dependencies in most languages. Python is an exception, because of batteries included approach. With Rust you will soon see that
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Shoes are very unique, for me the shoes tend to become worn quickly because I have pronation. They start to slant inwards very quickly, and the inner cushion cracks because of same reason. Also if you do any outdoor sports like running, hik
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Great! I didn't know that. I did notice that if you write "python" on Command Prompt of fresh Windows 10, it throws you to the Microsoft Store to install python. Which is kind of cool too.
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by Ciantic 6y ago
> Can you imagine if the beginner version of Node.js came pre-installed with a GUI for managing and running your code? It doesn't even need to come pre installed, as long as the GUI could install node almost silently. E.g. if VSCode
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Yes. My use case for global search have been obscure APIs also. They should have two different code searches if they can't maintain one. More simpler version for global code searches, which all I care could be more literal, like matchi
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by Ciantic 6y ago
With password storing, you want to cover your ass. One way to do it is follow guidelines of known authority, e.g. NIST or OWASP. OWASP has nice document: https://cheatsheetseries.owasp.org/cheatsheets/Password_Stor...
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by Ciantic 6y ago
What would happen if she, or like minded people decided to demand eight-hour day in workplaces? (Like the Eight-hour day movement during industrialising Britain and elsewhere) Is there any way for them to even make demands without being squ
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Moderna's vaccine can be stored in normal refrigerator (at 2 to 8 degrees Celsius) for 30 days. It also can be freezed for longer storage. [1] However for developing world the prices becomes the issue, so you are probably right, this v
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Hmm, for me, following works with Google Chrome PDF viewer: Bookmarklet javascript:(function() { var v = document.getElementsByTagName("html"); v[0].style.background = "white"; v[0].style.filter = "invert(90%) sepia
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Oh great, so the eliminating data-races effectively means it's also thread safe.
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Does Swift's concurrency plan include thread-safety guarantees? I would like to see a higher level language than Rust that includes similar thread-safety guarantee "Thread safety isn't just documentation; it's law".
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by Ciantic 6y ago
How does that differ from cache manifest (see link [1])? It's now being replaced with service workers, but largely storing the dependencies on first refresh is what it does. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cache
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I remember when the issue tracker for TypeScript or VSCode was still relatively new, the issue quality was much better. Now if you look at their issues, it's like trying to wade through spam, I hope they have specialized people who don
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by Ciantic 6y ago
That's a good point, but my post didn't have any grand point :) I was hoping other people to come up modern solutions to this same original problem. Even my solution is questionable, because it relies on generating new URLSearchPa
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I would have come up with something like this: Object.entries(Array.from(new URLSearchParams("foo=1&foo=2&foo=3&blah=a&blah=b").entries()).reduce((a,[k,v]) => ({ ...a, [k]: [...a[k] ?? [], v] }), {})).map(([key
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by Ciantic 6y ago
In my local University, OWASP is the place the teachers quote when it comes to security related things. For same reason great deal of exam quizzes comes from OWASP catalog. Especially I'd like to highlight the Cheat Sheet Series in h
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I don't have an opinion how bad the situation is, it's clearly not good. But it's not yet as bad as in spring. How do you measure that it's now in EU at higher level than in the spring? By cases sure, because clearly we
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by Ciantic 6y ago
To me this article is not interesting because of dogs, or accuracy of this experiment. It's about possibility what artificial sniffing machine could one day do. It would be interesting to hear from someone working on state of the art a
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'Close to 100% accuracy': Helsinki airport uses sniffer dogs to detect Covid(theguardian.com)
12 points by Ciantic 6y ago|9 comments
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by Ciantic 6y ago
There appears to be a some mockup already online: https://di-collapsible-sidebar-5.firebaseapp.com/Tea if you want to preview some aspects of it.
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Yes. Svelte 3 is built with TypeScript in mind. Although since it was not originally built with that in mind it might still have some janky stuff, like some refactoring does not work.
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by Ciantic 6y ago
> Internet gave people access to new hobbies and interests Given that the age group they are looking are already well in their 70s, they might not be heavy internet users. It's hard to tell from these studies that internet had any e
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by Ciantic 6y ago
I doubt this. Microsoft has spent last years integrating PC gaming under XBOX brand too. E.g. XBOX Game Pass for PC, or adding controller support etc. They even promote so called "Xbox Play Anywhere", and tried to make it normal f
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by Ciantic 6y ago
My point being if k8s configuration was developed UI centrically, this problem would not exist in the first place. Because there would be official K8s GUI for configuration, one would not hunt and beg bits and pieces of docs every time edit
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Of course there is schema at some level, but it feels like it's not utilized. This UI seems like very good use of schema. Another would be if I open up an VSCode, there should be a way to autocomplete / or give error squiggles if
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by Ciantic 6y ago
Looks very useful. In my opinion the configuration format should have been built like this from the get go. Clear schema (like TypeScript interfaces or something similar) which allows generating an UI.

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