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by Too 3y ago
Ninjafiles are not designed to be edited by hand, it expects more sane, language-aware tooling to generate the dependency graph, for ninja to execute. https://ninja-build.org/manual.html#_design_goals Though you could also
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by Too 3y ago
Is there any tool out there that can provide this using short lived ssh certificates?
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by Too 3y ago
Outsource to the cheapest bidder. You know the type, that without question mechanically implements exactly what is written in the specification, no matter how wrong it is, technically or morally. If you are lucky that is, and not only get b
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by Too 3y ago
Have you seen the oauth docs? I can’t imagine anyone having read and understood them fully, unless you dedicate your life to it.
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by Too 3y ago
Another fun one is upper case vs lower case. I’ve been bitten by systems that are case sensitive, while the rest of the email world mostly is not.
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by Too 3y ago
Wow, someone took yesterday’s article about event sourcing way too seriously. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38664412
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by Too 3y ago
It all depends on your writeConcern setting. This option is super critical to understand when deploying an MongoDb. Older versions had defaults that were more optimized for availability than consistency. Even so, not flushing each write is
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by Too 3y ago
Quick math: 10000 users per machine? Not considering that 90% of all users are likely sleepy accounts.
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by Too 3y ago
Rumor has it, half of them are busy sending out all those millions of unread emails I have in my inbox, about how my “career is on a roll”.
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by Too 3y ago
Is there no incremental lint mode? When developing you need that for instant feedback, same mechanism should work for CI.
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by Too 3y ago
Cons: The provider tries to manage its own state, as terraform normally does. This makes it slow to diff and the state often get out of sync with what is really in k8s. When it does, it fails loading the manifest during diff phase, so you c
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by Too 3y ago
Once you add in workload scaling, availability and durability, there is surely a dedicated ops team that want to control every aspect of how it’s deployed, including the security around it. They are not just going to blindly apply a chart w
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by Too 3y ago
Yaml has a lot of problems, this is not one of them. This more shows that one shouldn’t be using string templating to create data structures in the first place.
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by Too 3y ago
Countertops are isolated units that can be removed safely without damaging them. Worst alteration I can think of is drilling a hole, another small operation that you can cover with water and vacuum. Opening up a dry wall on the other hand,
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by Too 3y ago
Nobody said anything about black or white. Try googling for png color problems and you’ll find thousands of questions, in all kinds of tools and browsers. The css color and the png color need to match exactly . Just a slight difference wil
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by Too 3y ago
Looking at the latest trends of GUI frameworks, decoupling the layout from the data gives much cleaner code. Let the framework take care of all the data binding for you. Both web and desktop go more and more in this direction. Nobody does
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by Too 3y ago
This assumes the image is presented in isolation. I’ve seen countless of issues where you place a PNG logo on top of a css background:#123456 and expect the colors to match, so the logo blends in seamlessly to the whole page. On your machin
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by Too 3y ago
If you look into IPC primitives in each OS you can find goodies that do expose structured metadata about what interfaces are available and how they can be called. D-Bus, sd-bus, COM, Binder, to name a few. It’s just that the tooling around
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by Too 3y ago
> More often than not, you cannot change the program I’d challenge that. Try working with your upstream. It’s easier than ever nowadays to submit issues and PRs on GitHub. Building layers upon layers, just work around minor issues in a t
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by Too 3y ago
The way Postgres is worshiped as The Holy Grail here on HN, some reality check on where it is lacking should be ok to rant about, just to balance the discussion, with no expectations on fixing it. One can also choose a different tool. In th
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by Too 3y ago
It does. Except they call it verified boot. Maybe rooting was the wrong term, it’s more about installing custom ROM, where this mechanism prevent your custom ROM from getting hold of DRM keys.
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by Too 3y ago
Android. After rooting your phone, apps relying on the secure key store and DRM media playback are very likely to stop working.
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by Too 3y ago
What else isn’t right is when the setting is hidden four submenus down and the settings is covering the whole movie. Let me toggle the settings easily while the picture is displayed, so I can understand what it actually affects.
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by Too 3y ago
+1. Jenkins is only simple as long as your problem domain is simple. Once you need a tiny bit more, you are screwed. By that time you are already too heavily invested because initial barrier to entry was so low.
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by Too 3y ago
For anyone who thinks JavaScript or yaml has funky implicit conversions and comparison rules, wait until you hear about “Groovy truth”. Theres also the limitation that functions can be max 1000 bytes or whatever I don’t remember. Managing s
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by Too 3y ago
What could possibly go wrong with a standard color picker though? Show some grid, spectrum and sliders, remember the last 10 choices, return a hex code back. Done. This is something humanity can solve once and for all then be done with it.
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by Too 3y ago
Grafana Loki for log aggregation. If you have a distributed system, dont want to spend a lot of time on wrestling with ELK or fell out of your chair when opening the Splunk bill. Loki offers 90% of the features with OSS model and very simp
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by Too 3y ago
The existence of this GQL is yet another example showing the failure of the unix model, where programs output text instead of structured data. Now we need a new query language and a new external adapter program just to do a basic select. Ye
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by Too 3y ago
> Maybe you wanted to embed the login page on your own site (iframe or webview) Half of the reason to use SSO is that users should not ever enter their credentials on arbitrary web sites. Otherwise generally agree with the rest of your p
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by Too 3y ago
Lack of architectural direction is a common problem for many open source projects. They may have fancy user-facing documentation and a big test suite, but architecture schemas and rationale for design decisions are nowhere to be found. Usua

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