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Yes, but saying it doesn't have a concurrency model cause it's missing a feature that's arguably irrelevant to the concurrency model that's recommended by the language is pointless, and seemingly serves no other reason t
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- - Fast compilation - In return, you spend more time debugging since there are no interesting static guarantees. I spend almost no time debugging my Go code... It generally either works correctly, or fails to compile... and in the cases w
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9y ago
Generally web ui and web api are completely different techs. Even when you are talking node.js on your backend(which is only 1 out of many languages used), you still are likely dealing with databases and all kinds of things that aren
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9y ago
Technically, a good heat pump has an "efficiency" of 250% ~ 400%, depending on conditions and such. But a good one will work for both heating and cooling, so that's a wash.
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Samuel Vimes dreamed about Clues. He had a jaundiced view of Clues. He instinctively distrusted them. They got in the way. And he distrusted the kind of person who’d take one look at another man and say in a lordly voice to his companion, “
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if the die is leaving residue, that face is getting lighter, and therefore will want to be on "top"
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Here's one example file: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/cmd/lib... It all seems to be using https://github.com/kubernetes/gengo
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9y ago
That's not self signed, that's just your own personal CA chain. Self signed is the device making it's own cert.
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Yeah, in the US, you usually get a "choice" of: cable, dsl or dialup. Dsl can't usually do better then 5/1 (anywhere I've lived, at least). And the cable companies pretty much have split the country between themse
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http://urlme.me/philosoraptor/what%20if%20urls%20were%20actu... FTFY. But yeah, having to url encode stuff is annoying
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It still seems wrong to do it that way. Plus, the TLS-SNI-01 challenge is just such a clean way of handling it, no need to have a special path handling or anything. Server up and running? Then my cert is being renewed, assuming LE isn&#x
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I personally think it being a cron job is a bad idea. I do my LE cert renewal in the web server itself, so the web server would have to crash for the LE cert renewal to not run.
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Not terribly, rough fit (like, my tub has a half inch gap around the hole where the circulator goes in) will be negligible water loss unless you start talking multi-day cook times. I just cooked some meat for 24 hours and lost about 2~4% o
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Oxford "British and World English" dictionary, post-mortem: "An analysis or discussion of an event held soon after it has occurred, especially in order to determine why it was a failure." https://en.oxforddic
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That's exactly my point. Special casing the compilation of 1 specific set of functions is a scary concept, esp. as the tool that can check the types is already in the go toolchain, AND there are plenty of edge cases that can't be
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I'm not sure how `fmt.Printf("%s\n", i) // invalid type` is really that "scary". Expecting the compiler to introspect that Printf's `...interface{}` argument's first value is incorrect, even tho
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9y ago
it's a tradeoff. Which is better, saying "here's how to make a better fishing rod, but I get to be the only one to make it for 20 years" or "I know how to make a better fishing rod, but I'm not going to tell a
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technically, trade secrets are roughly the opposite of patents. Trade secrets are "tell no one, and no one can use it cause they don't know about it", whereas patents are "tell everyone, and the government will make sur
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Also, do all of the companies linked to on https://sakurity.com/securelogin actually support this protocol? If not, linking to that page as "Who supports SecureLogin now?" is a bit disingenuous.
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If you hit OK that you have the client, but you actually don't, suddenly you can't do anything at all on the website... Also, imo, asking to install an app, no matter what app, is going to be way less likely to happen then any ot
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Making something yourself is about pride of creation and ability. Some people want to show that off.
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If you made a nice meal, yeah, show it off. If you bought a nice meal, I fail to see the point in showing it off, unless you are specifically saying "wow, this place has great food!".
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I clicked the link, saw it was closed, and thought, "Wow, these guys are fast". Then I read it....
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It should be noted that this is a rather poor benchmark, comparing multiprocess SO_REUSEPORT and single process multithreading, as well as no consistent header set. Note that the crystal implementation is outputting about 92 bytes per requ
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One critique, this "encryption" is just "seed pseudorandom RNG with a shared int, and then xor each byte with the next value from the RNG". Not exactly a high quality encryption method.
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Show HN: FilePortal – a portal gun for your files
(github.com)
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Heh, I was actually having the same issue yesterday, and so I whipped up a quick program to fix it: https://github.com/andyleap/fileportal Not encrypted or anything fancy, only works if the 2 computers can see each oth
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Not defending Mylan or anything, but... there's more then 1 dose in an EpiPen: http://www.wemjournal.org/article/S1080-6032(13)00094-X/full...
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http://www.stickycomics.com/wp-content/uploads/update_for_yo...
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"host"... 4 characters, beats cloud...?
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