akdor1154

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by akdor1154 2y ago
> Canonical gives off some weird vibes and those in the know will understand what I'm talking about. You're probably trying to write fairly and without throwing shade, but the result is this gives off vibes of FUD. Can you be a
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by akdor1154 2y ago
My (possibly misunderstood to the point of misphrasing) understanding, is that SAML still has the point-of-difference that your sso provider can cancel a session. Is that right?
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by akdor1154 2y ago
Holy hell, burn it with fire. No offence intended to the author, it's probably coded fine. But when your shell scripts get too complex, the answer is not 'wrap them in a Turing-complete yaml+jinja DSL'.
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by akdor1154 2y ago
> Randomize some CS students into Go and non-Go and see which teams produce projects with lower rates of defect and faster time to submission. Using students still has problems - have they coded before? Have they worked in a team with in
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by akdor1154 2y ago
You'd probably be able to tell me if using Lambda for my backend is gonna be closest to, $2, $20, or $200 / month, right?
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by akdor1154 2y ago
Sounds like it requires knowing them to an order of magnitude or so... Which honestly sounds like a pretty good bar to have your team above?
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by akdor1154 2y ago
You would probably see a bunch of blog posts about 'how we saved 3000% of our SRE time by switching from Go to NodeJS'. Have you seen many of those? Aside from this it's probably quite difficult to measure! Sure there are a b
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by akdor1154 2y ago
The pandas mypy stubs attempt to address this to some extent, but to be honest.. It's really painful. Not helped by pandas' hodgepodge API design to be fair, but i think even a perfect API would still be annoying to statically typ
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by akdor1154 2y ago
That wasn't my reading. My reading was that it was a natural question for someone to try and find in the dataset, so would serve well as a motivating example. Yes it's politically sensitive, but it's going to be difficult to
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by akdor1154 2y ago
Hill I will die on: Terraform being less expressive than a real language is a feature, not a drawback. CDK/Pulumi/Yoke is optimised for being easy to write, but code should be optimised to be easy to READ. Sure, cdk/pulumi&#x
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by akdor1154 2y ago
> The above is just locker room talk which probably 90% of American men have participated in. If that's the case then you have far worse issues than your president.
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by akdor1154 2y ago
I dont like lisp but hackernews is still fine to browse?
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by akdor1154 2y ago
Cool! I'm currently playing with the Grafana Clickhouse connector to do broadly similar - are these compatible? Can Telescope read an OTEL logs table in Clickhouse?
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by akdor1154 2y ago
I want to learn font design so i can try and make nice Vietnamese fonts. (I know, "i want to learn to code so i can make a dragon mmo" etc) Using western style accents for the tone marks just doesn't look right. The differenc
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by akdor1154 2y ago
> We can opine all we want about how things should work, but the ground truth is a good native app has higher user satisfaction, more engagement, whatever metric you want other than development cost/non-customer concerns. No way &#x
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by akdor1154 2y ago
And when your users are in the same continent as your backend.
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by akdor1154 2y ago
> So please: If you do IPv6 take it seriously. If you don’t take it seriously, don’t do IPv6. Amen - replace IPv6 in the above aphorism with $anything, and it's a great rule for running projects.
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by akdor1154 2y ago
After being a Linux user for 10 years, the one thing I still miss from Windows is the ubiquity of tabbing around dialogues - this is still only at about 80% in day to day Linux stuff, which is enough to make it not something I use for a pri
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by akdor1154 2y ago
Which roles has it worked better for than others? Do you track engineering hours worked?
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by akdor1154 2y ago
Mine shitcoins in a web worker for extra protection?
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by akdor1154 2y ago
Reading anything about this war makes me tear up, and I'm not even Vietnamese. I strongly recommend anyone who travels to Ha Noi to visit Hoa Lo prison - it's an excellent exhibition that shows the horror of both colonialism and w
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by akdor1154 2y ago
I disagree with whoever is downvoting you - what you describe is exactly how this would have been presented to northern soldiers and civilians, whether or not it's true.
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by akdor1154 2y ago
Simplicity in implementation is not necessarily the same as simplicity in usability. Both are desirable, but if there's a trade-off between the two, then I reckon it's quite justifiable to prioritise the former.
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by akdor1154 2y ago
I allow password from the internet only alongside a TOTP code.. Still gives me a backup in case of unforeseen situations but a step above plain password auth.
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by akdor1154 2y ago
Having met a few Serbian nationalists that's actually not a bad idea.
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by akdor1154 2y ago
> Compulsory voting removes an important signal where participation indicates the legitimacy. Australia has compulsory voting and retains this: the legal req is to show up and get your name marked off. If you wish to communicate your dis
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by akdor1154 2y ago
What did they allege?
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by akdor1154 2y ago
Urgh some ungodly JavaScript is hijacking the scrolling, I wish the site wasn't so ineptly written.
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by akdor1154 2y ago
Awesome - i guess i was trying to get at 'if upstreams co-operate, is it possible to package rust stuff nicely, or is it still a square peg/dpkg-shaped hole scenario?'. Sounds like the former, which is excellent. (Also thanks
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by akdor1154 2y ago
I'd be really interested to hear from distro packagers how this is going - how amenable is rust-fish to being packaged following e.g. Debian guidelines?

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