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adontz
3y ago
And all of these is already a thing for nuget?
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3y ago
PyPI could integrate with Google/Microsoft/Apple as an authentication system (OAuth?). Almost everyone has one of these IDs and it's hard enough to register new ones.
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adontz
4y ago
You really want to use farsound instead of telephone?
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adontz
4y ago
I personally own this one https://mikrotik.com/product/hex_s
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adontz
4y ago
Mikrotiks are cheap and more than required for home. I have one and super happy.
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adontz
4y ago
I think it's somewhat valid argument. Reduced to absurd for sure, but not absurd. It's not only about randomness, but also uniqueness of situation. You cannot become someone else. You cannot be where someone else was, when someone
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adontz
4y ago
Location: Georgia Remote: Yes Relocation: Maybe; business trips are very welcome. Experience: 20+ years Currently Head of IT Operations in a bank. Physical and cloud infrastructure, ITIL, compliance. This describes me well https:/
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adontz
4y ago
Unfortunately no. Formatting is completely different. Each box is a picture on the left with text on the right. Text is two lines, bold text above and regular text below. this can be reproduced with HTML labels in Graphviz. Lines do not loo
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adontz
4y ago
Can I do something like this? https://binaries.templates.cdn.office.net/support/templates/...
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adontz
4y ago
I did not understand if this is somehow related to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-sovereign_identity or not.
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adontz
4y ago
Bring them democracy!
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4y ago
My experience of epoll is that it's for single process, single thread network I/O mostly. If you want multithreaded network server use SO_REUSEPORT, and one epoll per thread. Everything else is either broken, overcomplicated or sl
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adontz
4y ago
https://interop.seemann.io/?server=haproxy,nginx,quiche&clie... Looks like Firefox is the way to go?
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adontz
4y ago
To me it seems like a problem induced by the way Go handles errors. With exceptions it would be something like try { // Some dangerous code which may throw/raise w.Write([]byte("Hello, World!&qu
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adontz
4y ago
Succinct Trie http://stevehanov.ca/blog/?id=120 Super effective way to store a searchable list of items, like a dictionary of words.
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adontz
4y ago
Who are these non developers who can edit YAML but not Python?
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adontz
4y ago
So you believe there are engineers who can edit YAML, but cannot edit Python? Terraform introduced a brand new language, Pulumi uses JavaScript. strictyaml website has examples in Python, that's why Python.
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adontz
4y ago
Last few years I was playing with configuration files and my final thought was always, why not to have a Python module imported for configuration just like Django does? Sometimes I need to substitute variables. Sometimes I need to generate
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adontz
4y ago
Svelvet is a lightweight Svelte component library
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adontz
4y ago
Oh, come in, who did the graphlib? It's not cycles, it's strongly connected components.
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adontz
4y ago
POSIX standard mandates reusing lowest unused ID. This is required for calls like select.
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adontz
4y ago
Goals are unclear. LuaJit fits definition of current goals. Or just want to [ab]use Rust? P.S. I know both Lua and Python and you are making syntax intentionally confusing. Do either "fun name() {}" or "def name():". Mak
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adontz
4y ago
I believe this is Privileged Access Management (PAM) product.
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adontz
4y ago
Yes, however capabilities are not the same. Promises are lower level primitives.
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adontz
4y ago
I believe author misses one important point. Async/await optimizes for throughput, not latency. Use case is many lightweight tasks you want to parallel as wholes. Web APIs, web sites are usual examples. However, if you need other kind
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adontz
5y ago
Russia totally failed to block Telegram, lets see what Brazil can do. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blocking_Telegram_in_Russia https://meduza.io/en/cards/russia-is-trying-to-block-telegra...
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adontz
5y ago
GitHub's SSO if it's not Enterprise managed accounts sucks. Thus the example is extremely unlucky. Industry standard is that service provider gets identity from identity provider and provisions an account with that identity. So th
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adontz
5y ago
Honestly, it's not THAT hard with Raspberry PI Pico and CircuitPython. I have experience of programming for ARM M0 with Linaro, debugging over SWD. It was pain. A few weeks ago I got Tiny2040, flashed with CircuitPython. I believe eve
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adontz
5y ago
Cost will be lower with your own design because you'll integrate other components on the same board. It needs power, probably battery backup too. It needs to control some coil of electromagnetic lock. Access control is more than just f
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adontz
5y ago
RC522 and ESP32 is something an amateur can glue together. I cannot see why is this project a thing. I would expect a TPM alike module at least.
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