KoenDG

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by KoenDG 6y ago
I'm suddenly reminded of this base image: https://github.com/phusion/baseimage-docker
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by KoenDG 6y ago
Or this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IsMeKl-Sv0
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by KoenDG 6y ago
Always found the concept of "code coverage" to be a weird phrasing of what's actually happening. The whole point is to answer the question: do your unit tests walk all possible paths in your code? Now, the whole point of unit
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by KoenDG 6y ago
Hard disagree on that message. The argument of "the user" is similar to that for "the web user" where web design is mostly about not making people think. You want them getting to what they want as fast as possible, so no
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by KoenDG 6y ago
I recall someone building a docker image specifically for the purpose of setting up a development environment. A large amount of inter-connected projects for a SaaS-like service, all mounted inside the docker container, with some very speci
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by KoenDG 6y ago
So, 100M degrees, huh? Absolve me of my ignorance, but how exactly does one shield that? Is there an upper limit to what can be shielded/contained?
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by KoenDG 6y ago
The nice thing about this website it the extra explanation on most of the options, with considerations explained.
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by KoenDG 6y ago
Future political generations abusing nuclear power for their own goals is something I hadn't yet considered. Potentially extremely dangerous.
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by KoenDG 6y ago
I see a bunch of "bad thing X was said about our product, we developers of said product say that our product does not do aforementioned bad things". So literally like any product saying "We of product X recommend product X&qu
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by KoenDG 6y ago
Oh hey, more data gathering.
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by KoenDG 6y ago
Same with batteries, far as I'm aware. Can't actually be recycled. Just gathered and put in very large warehouses and nothing is done with it. That's what our chemist teacher told us about 10 years back, anyway. So for me tha
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by KoenDG 6y ago
Personally, I have a github private repo where I put everything in named directories. Small cleanup every now and then. Can't recall where something is? Grep it.
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by KoenDG 6y ago
Hard disagree on the first point. Anchors are perfectly fine for jumping to a specific point on a page. Nearly all documentation websites do it, wikipedia does it, etc... It's literally in the texts from back in 1995: https:/&#x2
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by KoenDG 6y ago
This site could really use a filter option for cost of the product being mentioned.
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by KoenDG 6y ago
Never heard of Teamscale before, yet it has a lot of votes in all its categories. Also one of those expensive ones.
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by KoenDG 6y ago
Sweet, thanks for the replies. I hadn't considered simply using a bookmarklet, even.
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Ask HN: Is there a browser extension for opening all links on HN in new tabs?
8 points by KoenDG 6y ago|10 comments
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by KoenDG 6y ago
Highlights all hyperslinks on a page in yellow javascript:(function(){for(i=0;i<document.links.length;i++)document.links[i].style.backgroundColor='#ffff00';})();
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by KoenDG 6y ago
I remember this happening: https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/docker-snap-18-09-9-error/14171... Not fun to think that could have happened on a production env if people didn't disable snap.
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‘Cloud Snooper’ Attack Bypasses Firewall Security Measures(news.sophos.com)
3 points by KoenDG 7y ago|0 comments
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by KoenDG 7y ago
Kindof like a private stackoverflow... or something else... I've tried Confluence but without strict adherence to a set of internal rules, that can easily become a mess.
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by KoenDG 7y ago
Indeed. My first question in these situations is: why didn't they go for the internal documentation? And if they did, why isn't that good enough?
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by KoenDG 7y ago
That, and proper internal documentation. And if that exists, encourage people to use it. Usually when a single person is swamped with questions by co-workers, this will be because the information isn't properly documented in some sort
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by KoenDG 7y ago
Intellij's code analysis(and other tools as well) warn about this. Particularly they recommend not sticking URL objects in Set or Map structures, due to the inherent equality check.
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by KoenDG 7y ago
I'm going to assume that it's true. And I'm also going to say: If Burger King is forced to get a separate stove(or whatever it's called in the industrial-sized context they're in) just for that 1 burger, they will c
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by KoenDG 7y ago
half a million tables... In how many databases? Spread across how many machines? Using hardware that is how old? It may well be a good project, but statements like that aren't inspiring of confidence.
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by KoenDG 7y ago
The thing with tech companies is their desire for most of their employees to be in-house. Causing a mass of people to arrive at a location that previously did not have that. Over time, of course. People who, due to the nature of their job a
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by KoenDG 7y ago
When it comes to defending one's citizens, the attitude of "that'll probably never happen, it'll be fine" doesn't exactly sound like a solid foundation. And I doubt any government around the world, worth its sa
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by KoenDG 7y ago
Though perhaps not the case, it sounds to me like you're saying "let's not consider the morality of the situation". Moving it to a later part of the text is a great way to get people to ignore it.
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by KoenDG 7y ago
The abstract speaks of "race fuel", so it sounds like this study is focussing not merely on "does it belong in that category" but more on "is it an effective alternative to professional race fuels"? And from th

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