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asalahli
1y ago
What kinds of workloads do you use this infra for, if you don't mind sharing?
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asalahli
1y ago
This sounds exactly like what I'm looking. Care to share the brand&model?
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asalahli
1y ago
Is that not possible today with the self hosting option? https://atproto.com/guides/self-hosting
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asalahli
1y ago
As a Canadian who doesn't follow daily news, I'm very curious to know what you're referring to in your last paragraph. Care to elaborate?
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asalahli
1y ago
> I selected the following libraries off the top of my head with three criteria: all have more than 500 stars and are in active use. This sentence bothered me way more that it should've, for some reason.
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asalahli
2y ago
You might like this and or find it inspiring, in case you haven't seen it already: Saving Voyager 1! - Bruce Waggoner at !!Con 2024 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dF_9YcehCZo Edit: Also, please do share when it'
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asalahli
2y ago
All that's missing is a "Happy [day-of-the-week]!" greeting
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asalahli
2y ago
> There's boundless libraries to make Python more functional, use stricter typing, or reduce the amount of side effects it can cause. What are some examples of a library that can limit or prevent side effects of a piece of python co
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asalahli
2y ago
Ah yes, the infamous Gear Acquisition Syndrome
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asalahli
2y ago
> You literally cannot add too many comments to test code In my opinion, almost every developer I've worked with who advocated for generous amounts of comments has overestimated their (and or others') ability to write good qual
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asalahli
2y ago
Love the 3rd point! I might start using that in my future interviews
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asalahli
2y ago
IIRC one of these women was a teenager who hadn't told her parents about her pregnancy
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asalahli
2y ago
I highly recomment this NASM tutorial for an introduction to x86-64 https://cs.lmu.edu/~ray/notes/nasmtutorial/
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asalahli
2y ago
Another analysis, by a firearms lawyer, that also reaches the same conclusion https://youtu.be/374TRuxEDck
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asalahli
2y ago
Which brand of fridge have you got?
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asalahli
2y ago
Not the OP but I did try a lot. Couldn't get anywhere near a consistent brew. Switched to Aeropress and haven't looked back, since.
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asalahli
2y ago
How would you calculate line numbers if you did that?
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asalahli
2y ago
Didn't know they pivoted to being an ad-tech company. Do you have a link to the announcement or something?
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asalahli
2y ago
The photos are indeed beautiful
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asalahli
2y ago
Thanks to an EU regulation mandating type-c connectors
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asalahli
2y ago
You might find this interesting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HD-Rosetta
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asalahli
2y ago
> we can even bring the ISS back to earth? That would be one hell of a museum
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asalahli
2y ago
While I get the point made in the article, I'd prefer being told "I hit a bull with my car. I'm ok, but the car is damaged" first, rather than having fed bits and pieces of info slowly, or worse, having to fish it out. I
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asalahli
2y ago
I was gonna say prophesy, but bullshit is indeed more technical
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asalahli
2y ago
If the website in question is using OIDC, sure.
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asalahli
2y ago
Identification and authentication are different, though. You identify yourself to a website as a specific user (e.g. using a username) and the website in turn authenticates your claim, i.e. verifies that you are in fact the user you claim t
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asalahli
2y ago
Presumably because you're awake while working and can notice problems when they happen. Not so much when you're sleeping.
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asalahli
2y ago
I started with this excellent NASM tutorial[0] then went straight to Intel manuals.[1] 0. https://cs.lmu.edu/~ray/notes/nasmtutorial/ 1. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en&
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asalahli
3y ago
I genuinely thought it meant The Fucking Article until now (like RTFM)
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asalahli
3y ago
GP is probably refferring to blurbs like these > Amazon SimpleDB measures the machine utilization of each request and charges based on the amount of machine capacity used to complete the particular request (SELECT, GET, PUT, etc.), norma
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