K0nserv

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   by K0nserv 10y ago

   As a Swede I was shocked when I moved to Scotland and found out that they have a lot of diesel trains.
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   by K0nserv 10y ago

   I was using C++ Qt. Just found it really unintuitive and difficult to use compared to web technologies and native macOS development.
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   by K0nserv 10y ago

   I think the points raised are solid, but at this point it seems like Electron is the best worst solution for cross platform UI. Having worked with Qt I never wanna do that again. There's also a much more significant portion of develope
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   by K0nserv 10y ago

   I guess it depends on your page size. My pages average around 10kb and make two requests per page. At 1m hits that's still only $0.80 if we don't include Cloudflare reducing the number of requests that reach S3. If anything 87 req
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   by K0nserv 10y ago

   To each their own. I actually think this setup is much simpler. I just have to push to git which I'd be doing in any case and it automatically deploys everything. If I were to manually sync I'd both have to remember that and I&#x2
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   by K0nserv 10y ago

   Not that many admittedly, about 10k requests from 1.5k unique users in the past month. With that said 10m requests would still only come out at $4 so it's still a good choice for most low traffic sites.
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   by K0nserv 10y ago

   Sorry about the confusion. The source[0] is hosted on Github, but the actual page when compiled to static files is hosted on S3. 0: https://github.com/k0nserv/hugotunius.se
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   by K0nserv 10y ago

   I use Github to host the source for my blog/website which is open source. Jekyll for the building which happens on Travis CI. Deployment on S3 with cloudflare as a CDN for SSL and reduced bandwidth. I really like this setup. I wrote a
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   by K0nserv 10y ago

   You want to be able to distinguish between loose dependency versions and strict locked versions for deterministic builds. What fphilipe is talking about is something like $ cat requirements.txt requests>=2.12.1,<3.0.0 $
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    A major point of markdown is that it is not a binary format and can be read anywhere without a dedicated markdown viewer. Personally I absolutely hate rich text editors, because they try to be smart with formatting, text adjacency, and
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    AFAIK 1Password still has a one time purchase option, but it's slightly harder to find. See https://agilebits.com/store
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    So 1 would be referring to the underlying connection which would be kept alive? Or is the interpretation that the page has "rendered" even before the images has loaded
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    I'm a heavy Spotify user and my Intel 330 SSD just died catastrophically and I am just about to install a brand new Samsung Evo today. This is definitely concerning, especially the lack of communication from Spotify on the matter.
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    But Swift does run on both the client and the server. Not when the client is web, but when the client is an iOS or macOS app.
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    I have uBlock Origin in 3rd party deny mode and privacy badger and it still detects me as logged in to HN, Reddit, Slack and Stack Overflow. EDIT: Following diegorbaquero's advice[0] solved it 0: https://news.ycombinator.com
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    Telegram has gotten a lot of criticism for their crypto though? Kinda on the fence about using it
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    That only works with an Android phone last I checked
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    I've tried to switch to signal, but the lack of a desktop app when using iOS is a major problem for me. I'm probably in the minority with this concern.
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    AFAIK Swift is going to be source compatible going forward(don't quote me on that), but ABI stability is not going to be there until 4.0. EDIT: See steveklabnik's comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=124952
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    You seem to be focusing only on their public instance gitlab.com which is comparable to github.com. They essentially have the same model as GitHub(free for the community, payed for enterprise/companies). From where I am standing they s
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    The follow up doesn't make sense to me Therefore, we have to try to figure out a global minimum of the cache line sizes across all CPUs. Wouldn't this mean they'd always just end up clearing half the cache line for la
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    Honestly Octave/Matlab isn't a problem I've found. If you are vaguely familiar with any programming languages it shouldn't be a problem. To me Matlab is just another tool to express my thoughts just like any other progra
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    Andrew ng's
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    Yeah this is definitely a fear of mine, it does feel like you can get through the course and mostly understand the concept without getting the tools to fully apply the learnings. Like drothlis points out the Coursera course it very hand-hol
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    I've been doing the Coursera ML course the past few weeks(started on the 22th of August). I can only give it my highest recommendation, it really is a great course. I did computer science in university(2.5 years) and have a decent gras
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    Having a messy and complex git log is not only about the visuals though. It can make it a lot harder to track down when/where/why bugs and problematic code was introduced. It makes both git bisect and git blame less useful.
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    I have to disagree, I've seen people paint themselves into really hard to get out of corners by using GUI tools and not understanding the underlying tool. git GUIs are leaky abstractions that sometimes even change the meaning of core g
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    Yeah if you are intent as a business on getting smart with the data it's much easier for everyone to just get smart upfront and ask the user for the data you want. This is not very inclusive though and has a clear anglo american bias.
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    1. There is no order, just use whatever the user entered. In general don't get smart with this data just treat it as a single blob of text. 2. Sort by the whole thing 3. No you can't guarantee identifying family members any more t
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    by K0nserv 10y ago

    It don't think that'll be true in any first world country that has had any form of immigration. Storing a single UTF-8 value is simpler than storing two ASCII values in any case, pick the lazy option.