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by Vendan 5y ago
We've looked at it, but we have services that aren't using rules_docker to build their images, so for now at least, we'd rather have everything use as similar of a deployment process as possible. (and we are using rules_docke
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by Vendan 5y ago
Hey, I'm one of the engineers on the DevInfra team at Mixpanel, and worked on the Argo implementation. AMA, and we are hiring in general, and for the DevInfra team in specific (feel free to email me, just gotta solve the "puzzle&
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by Vendan 5y ago
Pretty sure they are talking about https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/containers
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by Vendan 6y ago
I wasn't aware of all that, thanks, but I still think that Apple's stuff is a whole different ballgame.
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by Vendan 6y ago
Google gatekeeps by default but you can trivially bypass and install custom app stores or sideload apps. Apple gatekeeps, and does everything in its power to prevent you from bypassing that. Seems like a rather striking difference...
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by Vendan 6y ago
It seems to not be considering "can it reach a temperature", but "how much heat can it remove in 3 minutes", which, IMO, considering constant power usage, is more valuable for "how efficient is this"
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by Vendan 6y ago
Windows task bar can pin things to always be on it, even if it's not running, as well
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by Vendan 6y ago
Good news, there is! It's called a database. When an item comes in, tag it with a unique barcode and add a row to the database saying "Item X came from company Y in shipment Z" and then sue/penalize/whatever compa
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by Vendan 6y ago
The unmoddable ones are mostly there cause they are big names or old names. I mean, heck, LoL was literally inspired by how moddable Warcraft 3 was. If you aren't using a massively well known source material, and you don't have
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by Vendan 6y ago
You do realize, exposing the "inner workings of the game" seems to be at least somewhat responsible for massively increasing the appeal of the game in other cases? see Minecraft, Rimworld, KSP as a few examples...
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by Vendan 6y ago
The SSB issue with json is that it plays with the json after signing it. Just don't do that.
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by Vendan 6y ago
I tried, and tried, and tried to make that library for Go. I failed, cause of serialization issues too involved for it to be worth it to me (got to the point where I'd have to write my own json implementation) Just giving people the h
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by Vendan 6y ago
Just serialize, sign, pack the signature and the raw bytes of the serialization. Doesn't matter how, just gotta pack the raw bytes, not futz with it
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by Vendan 6y ago
Scuttlebutt is a neat concept, burdened by a bad protocol. Signing a message involves serializing a json object, signing it, adding the signature as a field on that json object, and then serializing it again. To verify, you deserialize th
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by Vendan 7y ago
Please don't, it makes it annoying/hard to read on mobile( it doesn't wrap)
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by Vendan 7y ago
Interestingly, the one time I introduced someone to Go without really "realizing" it (during a coding interview, got to pick the language I used), his first comment was actually that he liked how explict the error return was. (str
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by Vendan 7y ago
Linters aren't bad (Go basically has one as `go vet` that checks for all kinds of "this is probably wrong", like the common "closing over a loop variable") Warnings are bad, specifically when the warning is unambigu
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by Vendan 7y ago
goroutines (and the go keyword) are the primitive, just like async is the primitive for python. Something like golang.org/x/sync/errgroup gives Go the same kind of "nursery" concept and can be leveraged almost iden
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by Vendan 7y ago
You can go pretty darn far with CSS if you are ok with multiple divs... https://diana-adrianne.com/purecss-francine/
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by Vendan 7y ago
Bazel is the king of parallel builds though, at work we can spread out 100 actions wide across across a cluster of machines, and the only reason it's that small is we have no real need to go wider...
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by Vendan 7y ago
Why do you think OnStar doesn't have access to the can bus https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10008228
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by Vendan 7y ago
If it's not obfuscated, you can get a pretty good dump of a c# binary's source with a decompiler. Some variable names may be missing (local variables and such) and some constructs may be awkward (generator/iterator stuff) bu
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by Vendan 7y ago
Go does put that goroutine to sleep, freeing the underlying OS thread to work on other goroutines, so it's very lightweight.
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by Vendan 7y ago
Goroutines are scheduled onto system threads via M:N greenthreading. Each "system" thread can steal work from other threads, and there's some stuff so that blocking system calls don't use up your "goroutine system
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by Vendan 7y ago
> Just to be clear, I prefer tabs over spaces myself, so I'm not arguing against tabs. What I'm arguing against is mixing tabs with spaces, with the expectation that every contributor to the codebase uses sufficiently smart edi
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by Vendan 7y ago
Visual studio does it for C#, at the very least. Other formatters choose other options, and it's a matter of preference in any case (I personally think it's a code smell to have that many arguments or that long of names, and I al
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by Vendan 7y ago
So then it's the editor that's at fault. Most editors let you do a "run formatter on save", and zig has(had? at least it did last I played with it) a formatter that can do correct "indent with tabs and align with s
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by Vendan 7y ago
The battery life of the Light Phone II is approximately 1-3 days of 'light' regular usage. So yeah, battery life is not that great for what it is...
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by Vendan 7y ago
Most common malware is on windows (think IE browser bars and such). As far as the zoom issue, that's just one specific instance that came to mind. Yes, with a proper package manager (like aptitude) that's managing all the files,
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by Vendan 7y ago
>Also removal of the app guarantees removal My experience with malware would strongly disagree. Heck, even non-malicious programs have been known to stick around after uninstall ( https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions

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