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Keeping clients of OpenSearch and Elasticsearch compatible with open source
(aws.amazon.com)
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amiantos
5y ago
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5y ago
It's my fault for pinning non-specific dependencies (I had >=7.0.0,<8.0.0 pinned) but this took down search in production for us today. Lots of fun!
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People Can Be Dishonest About Work
(amiantos.net)
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6y ago
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amiantos
6y ago
What's the point of something like this, which is a very poor imitation of Mario, being labeled as "Mario in Vim"? Just marketability? If you used non-IP infringing assets, maybe no one would pay any attention to a link like
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amiantos
6y ago
At this point I wouldn't recommend anyone expose their face or true identity to the internet. There was a time idealistic people thought that removing anonymity from the internet would somehow make it more civilized, but bad actors (e.
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amiantos
6y ago
You’re a bit off in characterizing the 90’s assault on free speech as something only the right did. Tipper Gore had quite the problem with Prince...
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amiantos
6y ago
To be fair what is being ordered is a 48 hour work week. They’re not allowed to work more than 8 hours a day, six days a week, and it’s (I believe) legally time-limited. It’s a stretch to say they should be “pilloried” for this, since their
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amiantos
6y ago
I find in situations like these that it's pretty unlikely that the person telling the story really has no idea why something bad happened to them.
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amiantos
6y ago
I think the rub is that a lot of the apps built at these massive companies use unnecessary third party frameworks and build their apps in janky ways, so while the content of their app doesn't appear to need anything special, it's
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amiantos
6y ago
Most people/developers don’t care about these “issues”. Jessie Squires, while I am a fan of his, tends to be very outspoken on a variety of topics. It’s not out of character for him to write a profanity-laced tirade on the internet abo
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amiantos
6y ago
He also might have deleted the Files app.
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amiantos
6y ago
We could all save a lot of time and trouble if we’d just normalize all cultures to a YYYY-MM-DD format. Sorts better as well as just being less ambiguous due to unfamiliarity meaning no assumptions will be applied by anybody. I only date th
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amiantos
6y ago
Probably every developer, but only the first time... if they catch it anyway.
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amiantos
6y ago
It’s great to see how easy it is for bad actors to undermine the institutions Americans depend on. And by great, I mean absolutely awful. I hope that going forward governments are better about drafting legislation that doesn’t allow one per
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amiantos
6y ago
Have the interviewee submit repos in which they're the only contributor? But, uh, with a take home project, you _really_ don't know that they wrote the code, either...
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amiantos
6y ago
Outrage drives clicks... link has been up for 5 hours and is on the front page of HN, while other links with (probably) more worthwhile content stagnate and die. It's just how the internet works.
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amiantos
6y ago
People forget to address power dynamics. New hires at a company are often grateful to have a job and nervous to make a good first impression. If you immediately ask for feedback from these people they are going to do everything they can to
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amiantos
6y ago
Hi all! I made this app in the past week to make it easier for me to view my Pi-hole network stats and toggle them on and off. It's got a lot of features I see Pi-hole users asking for on the internet, so I hope it satisfies everyone!
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Show HN: PiBar for macOS – Manage your Pi-hole(s) from your menu bar – FOSS
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6y ago
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amiantos
6y ago
In can go both ways, that's right, which is why we tend to trust the larger collection of people who have also done more to verify and support their claims. Two doctors in a YouTube video with anecdotal evidence that contradicts what t
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amiantos
6y ago
I'm not really a fan of the idea that any person (or company) can be compelled to give a platform to someone (or something) they don't want to. Freedom of speech doesn't guarantee you a soapbox, and it certainly doesn't
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6y ago
Just because someone is a “doctor” doesn’t mean they are a reputable, trustworthy source of information. For example, there are doctors who promote the idea that hydrogen peroxide can cure cancer, and that tens of thousands of dollars worth
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amiantos
7y ago
The 2% number is 2% of people who have bad symptoms die. 0.37% is 0.37% of all people who get it, including those who have mild/no symptoms die. It simply means a much larger percentage of people get it, not that any less people are dy
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amiantos
7y ago
Maybe this should be titled "nightmare generator" because most of the pictures I have tried, especially of my wife, have ended up with very frightening distortions. Might be cooler to pair this with cubist paintings instead, so th
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amiantos
7y ago
Luckily history has shown that competitors still exist in a world where Microsoft tried hard to “extinguish”. macOS and Linux still exist, Chrome is the most popular browser (not IE), and most people who use Windows are fairly happy with it
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amiantos
7y ago
The article seems to be about how the political response from conservatives seems to be muted, making the point that all their talk about small government, no regulation, and the evils of socialism appear to vanish the moment the people who
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amiantos
7y ago
"Safari is teh new Internet Explorer" huh
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amiantos
7y ago
Gotta check your attitude, maybe it's disrupting the DeKalbs. (Sorry for the Heinlein reference, it was too tempting.)
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amiantos
7y ago
Yes, you're making exactly my point, I think we're in agreement: "Given the way the world is, if the woman didn't dress that way, and didn't walk down that alley at night, maybe she wouldn't have gotten raped.&
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7y ago
The snark shouldn't be harming him, so it doesn't matter if it isn't helping him. You can be snarky all you want. If someone is breaking the law, they're not suddenly allowed to do it just because the person calling them
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