KajMagnus

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by KajMagnus 4y ago
More about algorithm questions vs system modeling: I'm thinking that 1) getting good at algorithms takes less time, than getting good at system modeling. — One will see one's mistakes sooner, within minutes, compared to system m
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
What's happening to Meta/Facebook and Instagram? Are they destroying themselves from inside, when they cannot get their stuff together enough to fix their bugs preventing new people from joining? My years old Instagram blocked, al
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
Is there anything like Fossil — with a built in ticket tracker — but that does not remember exactly what I did? But instead focuses on a nice looking history? Hmm but after having websearched for "fossil ticket site:news.ycombinator.c
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
I was just looking for something like Fossil/Git but that focused on a clean history :- ) jj's Automatic Rebase and rewriting history support look lovely ( https://github.com/martinvonz/jj#comprehensive-su
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by KajMagnus 4y ago
> I just redeploy the application with the new state. How long does that take? From clicking Deploy until the app got updated? ... and until it's restarted and the new state is available? Could this depend a bit on how far away a da
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
Let's say you have a Git repo. Now, what if your laptop and all your mobile phones disappear? (Maybe you're travelling and your car takes a turn down into a river.) Then, remembering a trusted hash of your Git repo, might be conve
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
Dt: 20b968d95bbc605e0aff4c214e1cc3a110eec746
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Monthly Hashes, 2022-02
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
> maybe have English as your mother tongue Or Swedish :- ) Semicolon works in the same way, in Swedish. I think I didn't know much about the semicolon, though, until I had read a few books (in Swedish) about writing books (in Swedi
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
When writing the first line in a new project, one in an instant adds thousands of bugs :- )
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
> convey a specific representation ... is the "public document" you have access to, not the raw data Seems you're saying it might be illegal to convert a HTML file to PDF format, or to use a screen reader to read the te
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
> We have quoted a fixed sum per month for that service and we plan to use that money to reimburse everyone sending PR:s we merge How interesting :- ) I wonder how you'll distribute the thanks-for-the-feature (PR) money — e.g. per
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
> "all in one" ... create a single bundle That's nice. (I too think it's simpler to get everything okay well tested, when it's all in one place, rather than different software, possibly from different vendors, t
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
Thanks, interesting reading, and some from there linked topics as well
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
Does this indicate that by not fixing the fake reviews problem, Amazon can, whenever it wants, get rid of a troublesome competitor? (since the competitors are sort of forced to use fake reviews)
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
> assuming that you actually read the code How large percent of the development time, would you say you spend on reading the code in the dependencies? If you would be ok with posting a link to any online repo of yours, then, it'd
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
I've also been looking for a Ryzen that can be upgraded to 32 or 64 RAM :- )
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
Interesting question. Maybe one answer can be 1) a public automatic tests repository, 2) release channels, 3) incompatibility auto warnings, and 4) organization internal tests. 1: (for plugin developers ) The plugin developers could write
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
> > after few months I can't update to a new version > forum owners often won't upgrade their website ... plugins that likely will break Maybe then it'd make sense if I mentioned Talkyard https://github.co
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
> did it in our company How much time did it take? (for one person to do it)
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
> Maybe someone would like to buy an NFT Assuming the story is interesting enough for people to bid for an NFT, then: What about writing a book instead / as well? (Can one do both? or maybe things included in an NFT cannot also be i
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
(I think you meant `calixa .io` not `.com` — the latter gives a Chrome security warning.)
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
Amazing! That's the word that popped up in my mind too. Scala 3 is my on shared 1st place favorite language Union/intersection types — indeed, I use all the time, in Typescript. And Opaque Types looks lovely too. All across my c
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
> Every time you enter a folder that direnv hasn't seen before, or the file in there changes, you have to run `direnv allow` for it to be taken up. That sounds great, just like I would have hoped that it'd work. And, because
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
Thanks for the reply & all info :- ) Actually, this: `USER=my_name make psql` and this: `make psql USER=my_name` I don't like that much: No command line completion of `USER=my_name`. Makefile targets like `mycluster-kubie` are nice
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
Yes it's powerful, I agree about that. At the same time, it's not type safe (but Deno + Typescript would be), and the syntax is a bit funny, like the differences between `( (( [ [[` which I annoyingly often forget. One day, when
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
I wrote "or are security-dangerous like C" actually, — that's easy to measure, if it's written in C or not (or some other memory unsafe language)
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
> Shouldn't that be completely opaque to the user? That would have been nice indeed. However many languages use lots of memory and are a bit slow, or are security-dangerous like C. It's nice to know, then, that this app likely
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
Yes! I logged in just to mention HOCON, then I noticed you have mentioned it already :- ) So, the project you linked to is Java / Scala: https://github.com/lightbend/config And there're also (basic? complete?
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by KajMagnus 5y ago
I have in mind to use Deno instead of both Node and Bash scripts :- )

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