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8mo ago
how soon until we see amazon recommendations: frequently bought together with shaver
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8mo ago
maintainers need to learn to say "no" to scope creep and entitled users. sudo should have been a near complete tool after it was written.
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8mo ago
you can pay for the mullvad add-on to use their exit nodes
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8mo ago
filing spam issues can easily get the account banned if it annoys the wrong maintainers.
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8mo ago
They already have: $CRUST the official token with a link to something on Solana...
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8mo ago
south Korean airlines are banning battery use in flight now https://www.timeout.com/asia/news/psa-major-south-korean-air... other asian carriers will say they can't be in overhead compartments
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9mo ago
your markdown parser isn't compliant with commonmark: https://spec.commonmark.org/0.31.2/#example-294 indented code blocks are leaf blocks, while lists are containers that take precedence
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9mo ago
go always requires a dependency graph that is consistent with all the declared requirements. Which means if you wanted to update one version, it might bump up the requirements on its dependencies, and that's all the changes you see fro
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9mo ago
This comment suggests that there is a "market" for confidently incorrect, contrarian HN comments. This is sad, but, Hyrum's Law and all that.
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9mo ago
Only if you change checksum servers https://sum.golang.org/ Note that the default one uses data from https://proxy.golang.org/
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9mo ago
where do you get all these trusted people to review your dependencies from? it can't be anyone, because you're essentially delegating trust. no way there's enough trustworthy volunteers (and how do you vet them all?) and who&
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9mo ago
if you actually read the thread: https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss.com/pull/2388#is...
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9mo ago
i tried something similar too... but last year they started returning less data in the api, especially around analysis which was really annoying
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9mo ago
https://listenbrainz.org/ or last.fm are better if you actually want to track these things.
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9mo ago
with a modicum of self control, you can turn off your phone when it's not needed.
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9mo ago
one poorly made decision and oops you're out of 10/8 addresses if you've never run in to this, then sorry, you've not been in an enterprise, you're in a mom 'n pop shop cosplaying as enterprise.
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9mo ago
At least for the fairly popular repos I work on, it's only a few hours out of date, at most 1 day. So if I'm triaging a new issue, often it'll show up in the results as well
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9mo ago
Well ruby has been in decline for the past 10 years... https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=2016-12-02%202... and it's not even worthy of being compared to python, the line is so insignificant that it loo
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9mo ago
If only you could have project boards with their different views be the top level tabs instead of just open issues and pull requests...
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9mo ago
behold the best way to search github issues. Using Google or whatever decent search engine: site:https://github.com/org/repo key words
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9mo ago
> which undermines the appeal to compatibility that motivated your post not really? this is about the language / core runtime rather than any dependencies.
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9mo ago
it's a note at the very end, but there are TLDs like .dev where all domains under it have HTTPS enforced.
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9mo ago
which just means Java isn't affected? or your definition of not not counting bundled and not shared jars as static linking is wrong, since they achieve the same effect.
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9mo ago
i tried this and security pinged me about behavior based security rules firing because it looks like an infostealer...
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9mo ago
risk management is all about what the bank is willing to trust. in this case it decided it was risky because have any information on the provenance of your overlay, but you could source an overlay from somewhere they trust, like the default
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9mo ago
I think from HSBC's risk management perspective, it's fairly reasonable
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9mo ago
instead of hosting a website you host... SERVICE.md, BUSINESS.md, .... or maybe a MCP server describing what you provide /s
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9mo ago
then you have people complaining that search is no longer a keyword match when people claim to know exactly what they want...
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9mo ago
just change the tax code to be progressive based on earnings per employee...
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9mo ago
In AWS, only the very core Infra-as-a-Service that they dogfood can be considered "good", Everything else that's more Platform-as-a-Service can be considered a half baked leaky abstraction. Anything they release as "GA&q
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