SeriousM

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   by SeriousM 6y ago

   The title is a clickbait.
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   by SeriousM 6y ago

   Writing tests help to design the code to be accessible and being modular. I test the vanilla paths of our software to ensure that refactorings don't break the business. I could go far deeper and explain every little detail but this is
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   by SeriousM 6y ago

   We're required to use windows for the main dev tools. The Linux eco just was forced upon us with the begin of ruby, npm, node and so on Aas the windows support was just bad. I'm happy to have wsl for the small Linux tasks I have.
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   by SeriousM 6y ago

   Isn't resharper using this for the diagrams?
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   by SeriousM 6y ago

   Vegan food. It needs much less resources and yes, you can get everything a human being needs from it.
6. 366.▲
   by SeriousM 6y ago

   Since I (was) a gamer my left hand rests on WASD. It's just a natural position for me :)
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   by SeriousM 6y ago

   I like the fact that it has a reasonable price without the subscription bullshit. Like linkpad, pay money and own the product without having to pay for every single month. That's how software should be sold, like the good old days.
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   by SeriousM 7y ago

   That would be possible, but in case of silent areas (lone corner,..) your overlay would show false information because you have no rotation clues
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   by SeriousM 7y ago

   For the dotnet world you can use and extend https://identityserver4.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    Things it did right: It was the right tool at the right time. Everyone knows it and can use it. It's like Javascript for documentation.
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    10$ per month, for what, rotating URLs? The pricing is far too high. A yearly price about 25$ is legit, but not 120$!
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    Opt-out is kinda pointless in "crowded" places. They just take the other 10 wifi near you.
13. 373.▲
    by SeriousM 7y ago

    Hiding an SSID is just a feature to not show it to the user. The device already know of its existence.
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    I use Firefox focus which has no session or cookies stored, and I never has a problem with medium articles. Do they save the read articles locally in normal browsers and block the user after a certain threshold?
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    "rdp exposed to internet" - this is the biggest issue. Don't be in the DMZ with your machines! I have an openssh server running (no password but unique credentials) and need to connect to my VPN in order to interact with my m
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    So you noticed that the machine was infected and you didn't pull the (network) plug?
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    Stop posting paywall articles. This is sooo annoying on the mobile!
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    Finally a management portal that is swift! not that laggy kubernetes dashboard...
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    Is there any difference to npm rimraf? This is removing the node modules folder in lightning speed
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    I got your point and it sounds good, but let's take your example of the shipping addresses. Let's say you want to develop a model that helps finding the best route for an ups driver. The real data may contain addresses all based i
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    Stating the obvious. Reading source code, no matter what quality it is will make you a better engineer. Reading software architecture focused material (books, blogs...) will make you a better architect.
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    > Radioactive data could also help protect against the misuse of particular data sets in machine learning. This last sentence is the real reason behind this technology. Training data isn't cheap and I'm sure the paying party ne
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    Drone Remote ID and You(content.dji.com)

    1 points by SeriousM 7y ago|0 comments
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    In not the gut you talk about, but... I built many systems and was always a point of failure when it comes to dependency. I still know a lot of code, even when it's years ago. But I never kill an idea that has a better outcome as the c
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    We're using Seq as log server which you must host yourself. This fine and free product is from the same guys as serilog which is known in the dotnet world. https://datalust.co/seq
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    I agree, aaand disagree to this. If you're not attached to the product/service/code base you can leave quite easily, but if not you should stay and shape the future of it.
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    Even though these practices may be legal you'll agree that 99% of the people here are not ok with them. It's not needed to send personal data around the world for tracking. The core functionality of tiktok doesn't need that a
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    Dgsh sounds like dogshit... Sorry
29. 389.▲
    by SeriousM 7y ago

    True. A mouse ND keyboard you like, the screen about a armlength away, a chair that doesn't hurt you and that's it.
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    by SeriousM 7y ago

    The most annoying phrase was "less code, less time, less...". Uncle Bob thought us to be explicit, help the reader understand the code and be verbose with the variables etc. Now he loves a Syntax that says #(25 % %)... Aaaalright,