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by Too 2y ago
You mean the Word where i had to save the document every 20 seconds just to be sure i didn't loose my school assignment from crashes at the most inconvenient moment. It left scars in my spline, to the point that I still have to activel
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by Too 2y ago
Here we say something like the "ninteen-hundred-era" for the 1900s, "ninteen-hundred-ten-era", for 1910s, "ninteen-hundred-twenty-era", etc. In writing 1900-era, 1910-era, 1920-era. The most recent decades are
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by Too 2y ago
Rule of 5/3/0 is about destructors, move and copy constructors. Apart from the last example, the article mainly talks about quirks with the standard constructor, if you can call it that.
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by Too 2y ago
Kubernetes already got you covered: What if everything was a YAML?
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by Too 2y ago
It’s up to the admin of each organization to choose if anonymous guests are allowed or not.
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by Too 2y ago
There are lots of techniques to make it obvious that errors can happen and need to be handled. 1. Make it difficult to ignore that a function can return an error. This is the golang approach. Errors are part of the return values and unused
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by Too 2y ago
Since this is a in house project, in some ways your organization have already failed. They shouldn't drop someone new onto leading "the big migration", it should have been built into the process of developing V2 from the begi
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by Too 2y ago
They have inherited the second biggest mistake of shellscripts; Requiring the user to manually check $? after each command. No thanks. Anything that doesn't have error handling enabled by default goes straight in the trash bin.
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by Too 2y ago
For anyone who has not tried Linux as a desktop lately i recommend to give it another spin. The last years have progressed a lot, since around Ubuntu 20.04 and later, all the classic things that one should take for granted that used to be t
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Exposition of Front End Build Systems(sunsetglow.net)
16 points by Too 2y ago|2 comments
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by Too 2y ago
I love how they compare the loading times by making the bars in the graph render as slowly as their benchmark measurement. Really delivers the message why the faster compilation time is worth it, instead of just showing a static graph with
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by Too 2y ago
What's difficult is that usually half the team of grunts can be trusted to run their own race, the other half can be completely clueless and need explicit guidance, even if they are decent programmers otherwise. If you were to allow ev
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by Too 2y ago
This rant is missing the WHY in every section. While it has some valid points, it will unfortunately only satisfy those who are already in the same boat. The rest of us will keep wondering why he implicitly assumes that backend generated wi
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by Too 2y ago
SSO has lots of other benefits. MFA primarily. This is non negotiable these days, even for the smallest company. I’ve not seen many services supporting this without SSO. Don’t get me started on the services that have their own smart ideas o
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by Too 2y ago
It’s all fun and games when it’s obvious the answer comes from a chat bot. So far this is not shocking at all. Wait until the whole internet will have LLM content mixed with other seemingly legit content, without advertising its LLM generat
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by Too 2y ago
Good luck with that. Any org I’ve seen can’t even consistently agree what is a unit test, component test, black box test vs integration test.
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by Too 2y ago
There is a built in memoryview. But it only works on bytes or other objects supporting the buffer protocol, not on strings.
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by Too 2y ago
How do you protect your vpn?
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by Too 2y ago
Anywhere, including indoors :)
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by Too 2y ago
Mountain bikers run on "finicky" derailleurs over rocks and through wet mud and sand all day. They are unbelievably reliable. With the modern 1x10 or even 1x12 systems, you get enough range to remove the front shifter, reducing ma
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by Too 2y ago
Convenience and sense of freedom. No license required, can lend it to friends or kids. Can be parked anywhere. Can be loaded on a car, ferry and some places even the metro. Can ride them on bike lanes, the forest and the sidewalk. More appr
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by Too 2y ago
With enough sophistication and bad intent, at some point being untruthful to a server falls under computer intrusion laws, eg using a password that is not yours. I don't believe spoofing user agent would be determinant for any such cas
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by Too 2y ago
Google has been in trouble for doing so several times in the past and removed key features because of it. Examples: Viewing cached pages, linking directly to images, summarized news articles.
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by Too 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40408455 Tesla must face vehicle owners' lawsuit over self-driving claims. 26 days ago.
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by Too 2y ago
It reads a bit backwards indeed. Effect.Http.request.get().pipe(Http.response.json, Effect.Retry)? Why not Retry(get())? This doesn't feel like a pipe, the pipe is mixing data pipeline operations with declarative configuration reusing
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by Too 2y ago
It's not pseudo-psychology, it's just common sense. Imagine a 1h presentation consisting of three topics. If the listeners don't know how many topics you are going to cover, by minute 42 they will start zoning out, instead of
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by Too 2y ago
Same principles as BLUF, Bottom line up front. Start with the punchline and the impact, then fill in the background that lead up to these events.
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by Too 2y ago
Trust in institutions and low interest rates allows people today to afford houses 10x more expensive than their tangible savings.
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by Too 2y ago
Something interesting is that roads don’t have the same properties if you just drive them the other direction. It’s not something you will immediately notice by just looking at the road, you have to think of the full picture. Imagine a fork
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Pickup trucks – From workhorse to joyride (2023)(axios.com)
4 points by Too 2y ago|1 comments

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