TYMorningCoffee

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by TYMorningCoffee 2y ago
If you've been consistently redeeming free games from Epic you might already have it. It was free on 2020-08-06[1]. [1] https://josephmate.github.io/EpicFreeGamesList/
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by TYMorningCoffee 3y ago
> Here’s a specific example, it’s a “maybe” function as it only returns the friends of a user, if the user is logged in. Basically it introduces a possible return null. function maybeGetUser(): User | null { if (!loggedIn) {
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by TYMorningCoffee 3y ago
I have jkj mapped to escape
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by TYMorningCoffee 3y ago
> "What if someone MITM-es your recipes blog?" You can alter the ingredients to be lethal.
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by TYMorningCoffee 3y ago
Yes, but SSL is not used for plain HTTP. Also, I think you meant TLS but that is only used in HTTPS not HTTP.
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by TYMorningCoffee 3y ago
GTA online was struck too How I cut GTA Online loading times by 70% https://nee.lv/2021/02/28/How-I-cut-GTA-Online-loading-times...
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
> and the stack trace of the parent thread when starting the child thread That's incredibly useful. We have a strict policy of all threads and pools being named, but sometimes default named threads sneak in making it difficult to fi
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
I would like to hear more about the old code you had and how it got corrupted by time. What is the before and after? You might be able to recover them by building or downloading an older version of your browser or whatever dependency that c
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
Your search has a lot of false positives like AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
Structured concurrency is in Java 19 early access [1]. Try it out! They reuse the try with resources to implement it. [1] https://openjdk.org/jeps/428
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
Maybe it can be reworded to say that the energy you spent on looking for memory issues is saved and can allow more focus on logical errors. I find doing a code review a demanding task that leaves me drained by the end of it. Despite being d
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
What ordering do flame graphs have? You can move the stacks around, provided that the methods earlier in the stack match, since the graph only shows proportion of that stack chain.
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
Google Ads, kubernetes, go to name some more
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
It's a shame how you and your friend received very different products. An additional hypothesis: Could it have been a counterfeit?
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
Ah wow, no pause after As a comparison, banks' 2FA will get disabled after too many resets.
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
From the article it was not clear that the 2FA was the 5 digit pin. 10 guess every 10 minutes with an expectation that after 5000 guesses you'll have a correct guess is 3.4 days (500*10 minutes).
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
Even with the latest java? With records and switch pattern matching on records, you can model some stuff better. It's not as good as pattern matching in other languages but getting better. I agree with your point though. I remember bei
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
I think the author excluded hashing because it is too well known.
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
Would adding a setting for the backend server sufficiently increase the complexity to get it published?
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
I did jkj instead.
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
I think he meant to use a hash map plus a numOfOnes counter instead of hash set. With a hash map, you don't need to build the entire window every loop. It's only a constant amount of work per iteration, achieving O(N)
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
There also qualitative benefits like the knowledge the developer and the company gains. Also, the developer might enjoy the change of scenery.
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
The causality could be reversed: the high quality causes faster less flakey builds. There could be a hidden variable like developers on the better repo are better developers or the better repository solves a less complex problem. However, I
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
.gz is already used by gzip[1]. This wiki[2] says it is .gv . I've always used .dot so I don't know what to use anymore. edit: according to this[3] discussion , Microsoft uses .dot. I then found this wiki[4] page that supports th
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
I had the same issues yesterday. However today, Slack says, "Slack is trying to connect." Edit: restarting slack resolved the connection issue.
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
How does pSnapper translate [kworker/6:99], [kworker/6:98], etc into the pattern (kworker/*:*)? I would like similar functionality for log analysis. Edit: Nevermind. I skipped over the key paragraph here: > By default, pS
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
Could you profile it with windows perfview[1]? [1] https://github.com/microsoft/perfview
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by TYMorningCoffee 4y ago
I was only able to get to 840,000 open connections with my experiment. My machine only has 8GB of memory. https://josephmate.github.io/2022-04-14-max-connections/ Is there anyway for the TCP connections share memory in
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by TYMorningCoffee 5y ago
I didn't have to do anything and sourcegraph indexed my project: https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/josephmate/OdinCodeBrowse... Are you taking about a self hosted or private repo? In that case, I am not fami

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