Twisell

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by Twisell 5y ago
You got my vibe Almost any current CSV parser, even the bad ones, tolerate a header line. So it should be possible to define a compact and standardized syntax that is appended before the real header of the first cell (separator,encoding,dec
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by Twisell 5y ago
OP and you gave me an idea : "The only true successor of CSV should be forward/backward compatible with any existing CSV variant" If we manage to write a spec that meet this criteria we'll have a powerful standard with e
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by Twisell 5y ago
Not being in part of core mean multiple solutions to fit different needs. Also a lot of people don't really need HA so it keep core feature more focused. (Again HA is supported at low level, you could totally achieve HA without third p
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by Twisell 5y ago
Ahem there is also https://repmgr.org An actively developed FOSS solution backed by EnterpriseDB also one of the main company supporting PostgreSQL. But err... And ahem ahem... there are more https://www.postgresql.or
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by Twisell 5y ago
>Removing all social logins from this point to ensure compliance would have definitely affected all users who had originally signed in with FB/Google, way before AppleID ever existed Yet it would have been more consistent! What is t
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by Twisell 5y ago
TL; DR; The article start with a very pertinent question about how to offer some exit mechanism for FOSS project similar to what a for profit startup can count on. It then try to convince you that blockchain is the way to solve this questio
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by Twisell 5y ago
I guess it mean it never hurt if you have any doubt. In this case however, It wouldn't have been sufficient as the virus will reinstall quickly through the command center. If not data for a tracked device show up after a set timeout, t
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by Twisell 5y ago
Are you by any chance generating GPT-3 comments as part of an experiment? If not please take time to actually dive into modern SQL concepts there is likely a way to achieve your goal but I personally consider that it's pretty rude to a
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by Twisell 5y ago
Maybe I didn't get your point correctly but this seem actually doable in PostgreSQL. You could create a custom type based on jsonb type with a trigger to enforce the types inside the jsonb. You could as well write some functions to eas
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by Twisell 5y ago
It is and it was (is?) for a long the time mandatory join style for UPDATE statement. Reason being that it's used to declare and restrict which table should be updated in the UPDATE section as opposed to optional joined tables listed i
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by Twisell 5y ago
Any number is usable though, it can be a landline and use automated call rather than sms. Point is to limit false account (and I guess also having some clues about real identity in case of abuse).
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by Twisell 5y ago
I think it's still pretty unclear at this point, because "an Apple user" can refer to someone with an AppleID using a web-browser on another platform. Unless of course they made additional statements somewhere I'm unawar
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by Twisell 5y ago
Tool like the one developed by @janmo could be of some help to visualize theses kind of moderation incidents. https://upvotetracker.com/post/hn/27395635 Related Show HN by @janmo: https://news.ycombinat
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by Twisell 5y ago
I think it was pretty relevant nonetheless because by tweaking the UI and UX Google is actively harming their users abilities to implement the threat model they have chosen (no matter which one they choose).
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by Twisell 5y ago
I am working on a similar concept as a side side project that progress way too slowly. Kudo for the nice implementation !!
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by Twisell 5y ago
Ended up exactly in the same situation. Unfortunately didn't thought about replay which is by the way a really nice feature. Two bigs tower and a sad perfect spot to fit a L shape at the base of them :D
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by Twisell 5y ago
I had to create a Slack account to interact with a vendor support team. Run into that mess and can't for the love of god find a "manage all your accounts" interface on Slack. It's insanely counter-intuitive. I'll av
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by Twisell 5y ago
The fundamental flaw for me goes deeper. Both services mimic the principle of URL shortener applied to geographic location. (Even if, as you point out, one is public domain machine readable and the other is proprietary human readable one).
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by Twisell 5y ago
> Only one sentence of this is relevant for an introductory Hello World chapter: "Basically, if we tried to use printf() without #include <stdio.h>, the compiler would have complained to us about it." Quite the contrary i
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by Twisell 6y ago
Confirmed by John Gruber > I talked to folks from Apple today about some of this. The timeout period for when an AirTag will play a sound if separated from its owner is currently three days — but that’s not baked into the AirTags themsel
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by Twisell 6y ago
Jargon an technicalities help creating bubble and loosing focus on what matters for humankind.
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by Twisell 6y ago
Still maybe from a legal standpoint and depending on countries it'll be better to download and locally test against a hashed set than to download the dump. An adequately hashed set can be proved to be harmless because you can't re
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by Twisell 6y ago
Not sure if it's up-to date though : https://modern-sql.com/caniuse/with_recursive_(top_level)
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by Twisell 6y ago
I think in 1-2 generations people will look back and wonder about how dumb we were about our energy consumption regarding the environmental challenges we were facing. Most of ou current Christmas folklore is pretty pointless lights being a
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by Twisell 6y ago
Please proceed to explain why in your opinion prepared statement don't help preventing SQL injection. I might be wrong and I'm always happy to learn new things but give me some arguments instead of downvoting (as i guess it's
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by Twisell 6y ago
I'm not familiar enought with the execution context, i could be wrong and i totally get that theses are examples while final code would probably include escaping checks. But that being said some of the proposed solutions could probabl
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by Twisell 6y ago
My point is precisely that they compare two subpar approach of SQL while prepared or stored procedure are the real contender here. And as far as I understand depending on your use case prepared or stored is better. Prepared mean less code b
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by Twisell 6y ago
The top comments of this old thread are retrospectively hilarious because sone frontend guys argues about wether SQL is not easily composable and exchanges trick about how you can securely and dynamically concatenate SQL statements. But now
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by Twisell 6y ago
Hence the "final layer" statement. Bankruptcy when dealt with correctly is a process not an end. If everything else fail it's better to fill for bankruptcy when there is still something to recover with help of others than to
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by Twisell 6y ago
That's maybe the only nice thing about the current corrupted french president, even in 16 years he'll still be way to young to play this "get out of jail" card ! (If you don't know about how he is corrupted look-up

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