alephu5

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by alephu5 5y ago
It's trivial to do public certs with acme.sh, caddy, or certbot so you might as well. For most private networks I think it's fine to use plain HTTP.
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by alephu5 5y ago
This feels a bit like being in school and seeing the naughty kids being offered sweets or privileges, meanwhile the good kids get nothing because they're already well-behaved.
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by alephu5 5y ago
Latency
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by alephu5 5y ago
Amazing, I've been yearning for something like this for years but have always been told it's impossible. Can't wait to try it
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by alephu5 5y ago
I'm considered a senior engineer by the company I work for and my peers, however it makes me cringe to write or say it. I think it comes across as pretentious.
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by alephu5 5y ago
Wireguard isn't so good for mesh networks because every new node requires reconfiguring all the others. Even with management utilities this is a pain, so instead I recommend something like nebula https://github.com/slac
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by alephu5 5y ago
I spent a couple of years working on a Haskell backend and honestly the safety and performance wasn't worth it, compared to the agility of python. Judicious use of mypy, unit testing and leaning heavily on the framework can keep things
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by alephu5 5y ago
I'm guessing it's a very simple application, given the timescale, so you can probably use Spring Boot to get started and follow a simple tutorial of your choice. The precise details in your case are probably close to what the tuto
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by alephu5 5y ago
Me too, and they always think I'm crazy.
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by alephu5 5y ago
I think the OPs point was not that they were intellectually difficult to comprehend, rather each discovery radically alters your perspective of the world. If we were to discover with certainty that our universe were one of many, it would co
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by alephu5 5y ago
Why use a language with a GC at all if you don't like it?
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by alephu5 5y ago
The image has nothing to do with the success of the album, it's the music. They could have put a deflated football on the cover and it would have still been iconic. Given the easy availability of newborn babies, I think $200 is fair.
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by alephu5 5y ago
If you're going to do something truly devious, do it in the name of protecting children.
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by alephu5 5y ago
What about something tedious and ubiquitous, such as swapping between camel and snake case?
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by alephu5 5y ago
Use dhall and serialise to JSON/YAML!
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by alephu5 5y ago
For a two-body problem the discrepancies between your model and reality increase gradually with time, but it's still possible to predict eclipses decades in advance with a precise albeit imperfect measurement of initial conditions. Wit
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by alephu5 5y ago
Ngrok if you only want TCP
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by alephu5 5y ago
I worked on a large web scraper for several years and JavaScript almost never needs to be executed. The only times I've had were to extract obfuscated links that are revealed by some bit twiddling code, specific to each request, and th
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by alephu5 5y ago
Definitely an indicator of bad design if you need this for development, but I can imagine it's sometimes useful for ops to play with different configurations.
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by alephu5 5y ago
It seems like you're asking a more general question unrelated to JSON. Rather you want to know how to manipulate data without all the ceremony of a strong type system, as you would in JavaScript or python. This is completely valid and
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by alephu5 5y ago
For those that don't want to upgrade, why not use a pinned compiler? Everyone else does this with other languages, and overall I think the benefits outweigh the costs.
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by alephu5 5y ago
I think the best approach in many cases is to bring data management into a specialised application, rather than using spreadsheets as a database. They can use the CRUD applications we all write or some off-the-shelf solution, but the import
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by alephu5 5y ago
I worked in a Python web-scraping team doing 3 million requests per day. Their solution to manage concurrency was also one pod per crawl, each with its own DB connection. It really struck me as crazy that everyone thought this was a good id
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by alephu5 5y ago
There are some good ansible playbooks on GitHub for nomad, consul and vault. I personally don't use vault because it's overkill for the proeuct in working on at the moment. To avoid the pain of managing a CA and passing out certif
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by alephu5 5y ago
https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/news/covid-19-vaccine-astrazene... 7 clots in 20 million vaccinated which is below background levels.
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by alephu5 5y ago
I don't think this is right. You can calculate the probability due to pure chance of having a certain number of extreme events in a year, given their variance since records began. If we suppose the probability is 10%, then seeing the s
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by alephu5 5y ago
I don't use social media and aggressively block all ads, but my wife does so I've seen how it works. While scrolling through she sometimes she's clothing or jewellery that matches her style and will engage with them to see wh
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by alephu5 5y ago
I'm pretty sure you could get a 2-bed home with minimum wage 70 years ago, so I suppose you're saying that it's absurd to expect societies to advance and make life easier.
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by alephu5 5y ago
Another option would be to publish an AMQP endpoint, I'm not sure what the security implications of this are though.
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by alephu5 5y ago
> With GraphQL, I can generate most of my client libraries while, and when I am writing a web client using typescript, I have full type checking on my apps. This makes me as a solo developer so much faster than using rest, with 0 client

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