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by alexk307 3y ago
The whole point of using Go is to explicitly handle errors as they happen. All of these steps can fail, but it’s not clear how they fail and if the next steps should proceed or be skipped on previous failures. This is harder to reason about
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by alexk307 3y ago
This is thoughtful, funny, and non offensive. Musk posts political memes made by children with the intent of offending and provoking the media.
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by alexk307 3y ago
At least you can admit your mistakes and change your mind about something!
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by alexk307 3y ago
I spent hours walking Kappabashi. If I didn’t have to lug everything back across the globe I would have bought so much more.
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by alexk307 3y ago
I’m here for this timeline. Just let the bots argue infinitely, come to a nonsense conclusion, and then have management synthesize the summary with another bot that then feeds decisions that require more meetings.
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by alexk307 3y ago
Better email verification (at the time there wasn’t even a captcha to solve), detection of typo squatting (pip install djanho or pip install jango), limiting number of packages that can be registered in a time period by IP and/or user,
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by alexk307 3y ago
Nah we just want some security
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by alexk307 3y ago
I wrote a few scripts years ago to automate the creation of packages, name them something similar to a popular project (typo squatting), and then verify them by creating a new pypi user with a new email address. The payload was just an http
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by alexk307 3y ago
Thanks for the tip!
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by alexk307 3y ago
Same as it’s been since the end of the last one…
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by alexk307 3y ago
Still waiting to get my hands on a CM4 after all these years…
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by alexk307 3y ago
Right that’s what I’m saying. It’s not the drug it’s the user and dosage. Fentanyl is administered during labor at hospitals but it’s obviously a huge problem in Portland and elsewhere. It’s not the cannabis that’s the problem, it’s the dos
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by alexk307 3y ago
People have been ingesting cannabis habitually since before western society even existed. Anything that makes you feel good can be habit forming, but not everything that’s habit forming is addicting. If a person drinks sodas everyday and st
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by alexk307 3y ago
I had some of the best French food I’ve ever had in Tokyo, and I wasn’t even searching for it. All the food in Japan was given so much respect and care, everything was delicious
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by alexk307 3y ago
Same. Most technical debt is caused by folks with “impressive velocity” in my experience. If any prospective employer tells you that they are measuring your lines of code written, run. They’re too lazy and cost driven to have understand.
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by alexk307 3y ago
Sounds like it! Sounds like you’re working for a decent company
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by alexk307 3y ago
I’d wager to say that 95% of Americans do not come close to 5-6 weeks of vacation per year
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by alexk307 3y ago
TSMC had 70+ billion USD in revenue last year. There’s plenty of data worth 70 million dollars to them
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by alexk307 3y ago
We’re posting tabloids on here now?
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by alexk307 3y ago
What metrics and tests do you have to support your petabyte scale claim?
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by alexk307 3y ago
Why not get a RAID array and store them in your basement?
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by alexk307 3y ago
I wired up an SDS011 to an ESP8266 running esphome, and then integrated that to home assistant. All in all under $40 USD, and I’ve found it very sensitive and reliable
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by alexk307 4y ago
Most of us just don’t get healthcare advice from the internet or social media.
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by alexk307 4y ago
I’m not sure about the everyone having a personal AI, but I do think this will render the google search type experience obsolete. Being able to ask complex questions and get instant information on demand will change the way we interact with
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by alexk307 4y ago
I think you need to understand that emerging novel viruses take time to understand. We still understand relatively little about covid, and to be upset with Twitter for doing it’s best at a time where emerging information is being blasted ar
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by alexk307 4y ago
I don’t understand why people need another abstraction layer on top of Redis? What can this do that Redis can’t?
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by alexk307 4y ago
I wonder how difficult this would be to implement for consumers/smaller deployments. Could someone dig an underground pool sized hole for a tank of hot water that can be converted back to electricity?
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by alexk307 4y ago
Got one a few months ago. Very neat toy but haven’t had time to really get into all of its capabilities yet.
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by alexk307 4y ago
Worked for me. Once I realized I could learn anything by just reading the assigned textbook and taking long form handwritten notes, studying became an efficient exercise that I didn’t mind doing.
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by alexk307 4y ago
Maybe people will finally get some sense and stop storing their wealth in digital currency that is backed by absolutely nothing. I think a lot of dominoes are about to fall in the crypto world

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