KenanSulayman

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   by KenanSulayman 7y ago

   I'm operating three 10Gb Tor exits in a DC in Amsterdam. [1] It seems like a meaningful contribution. I assume the other operators who are not IAs have similar reasons. [1] https://metrics.torproject.org/rs.html#search&
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   by KenanSulayman 7y ago

   Why though? He literally chose to stick with the old software, protesting with his money. Seriously though, what's the problem with expecting 32bit software to keep working?
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   by KenanSulayman 7y ago

   Thanks! For anyone interested -- after spending multiple hours playing with it I found that it can emit C++ via the following flags: `--emit-c++ --target=generic-$WIDTH` where $WIDTH is - 4 (sse4), - 16 (16 * 32 = 512 bit aligned), - 32 (32
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   by KenanSulayman 7y ago

   Very interesting and I can't wait to try it out. It's a pity though, based on what I understood from the website, that it's only producing binaries which can be linked to other than actually generating C / C++ code. That
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   by KenanSulayman 7y ago

   An interesting side effect of the Keystone daemon is that Google is receiving pings from all users running the software. I'm very sure that this enables Google to proactively track users without only relying on persistent cookies. Add
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   by KenanSulayman 7y ago

   It's not cross compilation in Docker because Docker on macOS is literally just a VM running a Linux kernel.
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   by KenanSulayman 7y ago

   Yes, seeing the same on the Billing & Cost Spend Summary; but the correct amounts are displayed in the AWS Cost Management dashboard [0]. [0] https://console.aws.amazon.com/cost-reports/home#/dashboard
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   by KenanSulayman 7y ago

   Thanks for the Rust reference, I was hoping this exists for Rust. Very useful for everyday debugging!
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   by KenanSulayman 7y ago

   This.. I'm sure it's happening because the respective websites use JavaScript to submit the form data via XHR, but I've been burned so many times by the password generator that I'm writing down the password from the fiel
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    > a bit of pain is good for you But this is it. A bit of pain is good for you. That applies to everything in life.
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    This is incredible.. I spent over an hour going through all the rooms of Banjo-Kazooie; I always loved that game. The performance is great! Great job you did there..
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    But Google decided that's not actually what you wanted to do and removed that feature. Funnily enough the blank page extension was made by a Chrome developer, so I assume there were some team internal tensions and those who wanted to k
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    Just resign the app IPA file and you can literally drag and drop it through Xcode onto your iOS devices. Unless you mean pirating apps with sideloading...
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    Something I can recommend to both experienced and "new developers" alike is https://regexper.com . It generates clear graphs from regular expressions making immediately clear what they do.
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    Is it tho? We’re using elastic APM which is free and the Nodejs modules just work. They’re breaking down every request down to the database call.
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    I wonder if all of these downtimes are related to the summer holiday season...
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    Looks like a background self-update was in progress while it was deleted? Or is there an official uninstaller, and Zoom simply tries to „fix“ itself after the deletion-hook was invoked by MacOS? I can imagine plenty of people wondering why
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    Of course the filesystem is a database. In fact, bank mainframes still use distributed file systems as “databases” where file writes are auditable and fully reversible transactions. (I worked on such systems.)
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    I very much beg to differ. Just because a database maps to memory and doesn’t commit to disk per transaction doesn’t make it less of a database. So if not a database, what is it?
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    This is very accurate. Seeing variations in GET / SET operations with ElastiCache up to 10000μs, which is way longer than the actual execution speed. After moving complex operations to transactions & even Lua scripts, performance i
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    Just got 4 calls from different departments and two people coming here saying the internet is broken ("Google calendar is broken company wide!"). (Please introduce more meaningful error messages, Google)
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    > We did not find support for the hypothesis that low childhood SES would be associated with DNAm in young adulthood, independent of current SES. Prior research has reported sensitive periods of SES influence (Borghol et al., 2012; Lam e
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    We built a system called „friendly fire“ that nukes a server every 10 minutes. It has changed the mindset of all engineers and made our infrastructure missile-proof. Funnily enough it also improved our latencies a lot (which I guess is most
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    You could use input types and reduce the boilerplate to a single parameter, which you then send as an object in the request variables?
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    Came here to ask the same. Then thought about it and was expecting to see a comment saying “it’s so that normal people understand the vulnerabilities.” And then I realized it’s probably also because of a desire to be seen. (It seems all par
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    Apple: Apps required to offer ‘Sign in with Apple’ if supporting other platforms(developer.apple.com)

    5 points by KenanSulayman 7y ago|0 comments
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    I second that, to a degree. I write mostly TypeScript and Rust these days and it still behaves unexpectedly sometimes. Example: for a service we wanted to port Rusts’ Result. https://gist.github.com/KenanSulayman/34a40d
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    Most people do open source because they learn something new, and since hooks are new to React they chose to build it with hooks.
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    How did ES 6 reduce your operation costs by 50%? Same CPU, disk & network bandwidth?
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    by KenanSulayman 7y ago

    Interesting. Three hours ago someone in our Ops team shared a link to "Open Distro for Elasticsearch" [1] and it's also featured on the AWS console login page. Is this a very rushed reaction to it? Or is this related? I would