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ahoka
3y ago
Plant based meat substitutes are vegan junk food. There are other things to eat that are not meat.
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ahoka
3y ago
There's a button the the profile page that brings you to the front page on the day you signed up. I just checked it the other way, things really went downhill. There is actually an open source project that banned referrals from HN due
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ahoka
3y ago
So running some IBM COBOL batch job even faster.
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ahoka
3y ago
“ physical entropy sources are crucial to cryptographic security” Of this would be true, then no one would use VMs and cloud instances.
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ahoka
3y ago
The proposed “architecture” doesn’t address this, because it’s a nothingburger. What about authn/authz, etc? The only good piece of advice here is to separate your management and customer data.
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ahoka
3y ago
Then what is _Bool, if not a built in boolean type?
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ahoka
3y ago
Coverity used to suggest using strncpy instead of strcpy for a while, which if you blindly follow leads to nasty errors. If someone wonders, snprintf was the correct alternative at the time, I have no idea if the C standard has anything bet
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ahoka
3y ago
During the last MAX fiasco, I said to someone that if there is a button you have to push every five minutes for the plane not to explode, then failing to do so would be “pilot error”, instead of a gross design failure. It turns out this is
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ahoka
3y ago
They probably can’t and the paper claiming it might be bogus, unfortunately.
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ahoka
3y ago
It still spreads your opponents resources thinner, from a strictly game theory perspective.
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ahoka
3y ago
I think one can use random eviction to avoid any kind of pattern changing the average performance.
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ahoka
3y ago
Kinda sounds like pure security theater, TBH. I don’t mean the jump hosts, but all the other stuff.
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ahoka
3y ago
Google renders all sites in Chrome according to their documentation. So why would you render it? AFAIK they even penalize serving different content to their crawlers.
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ahoka
3y ago
What if you told IT months ago the reason their TLS setup is incorrect?
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ahoka
3y ago
The ”solution” for this is also SELECT FOR UPDATE … LIMIT 1000.
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ahoka
3y ago
The next step is to realize that there is no clean or unclean code.
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ahoka
3y ago
Years? After one year, something amongst the hundreds of deps will have a horrible security vulnerability and updating means breaking changes.
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ahoka
3y ago
Random is random, shuffle is shuffle. They are different things.
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ahoka
3y ago
Not everything is news that appears in a newspaper. There are opinion pieces, etc.
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ahoka
3y ago
Just plain old elitism.
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ahoka
3y ago
Just use a portable stove for those rare occasions you need one for a specific technique. Why breath in those nasty gases when making something simple for dinner?
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ahoka
3y ago
Yeah, boiling water on gas is so damn slow.
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ahoka
3y ago
Reading the comments here, these tactics were very successful!
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ahoka
3y ago
Do you also just dig a hole in your backyard and dump used oil there?
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ahoka
3y ago
There was actually a show about this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maestro_(British_TV_series)
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ahoka
3y ago
I cannot not expose them, they exist to be exposed.
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ahoka
3y ago
Because alkaline batteries are (AFAIK) safe to throw away.
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ahoka
3y ago
Oh yes, the users don’t want OR, but they want sliders where the useful range is in the two first pixels due to some insanely large value at the end.
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ahoka
3y ago
SQL is structured with a well documented schema.
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ahoka
3y ago
But those sequential IDs are often just not suitable due to security reasons.
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