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by bbkane 4y ago
Huh? I wonder where that default password came from
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by bbkane 4y ago
I've just started listening to the ArtHoles podcasts and it turns out some of the greatest artists were complete disasters in every other respect. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/artholes/id14343255
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by bbkane 4y ago
I'm a big fan of Firefox containers. I occasionally need different logins for the same sites and containers make that much easier than Google's profile feature.
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by bbkane 4y ago
High School:Ask that girl out. Even if she said no, it would have been fine. Get a better hair cut. Spend more time with Dad. Adult: Travel more before you get into a committed relationship (and eventually marry and have kids). The money wi
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by bbkane 4y ago
See https://perf.rust-lang.org/compare.html?start=2021-11-11&end...
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by bbkane 4y ago
You might also try https://www.beekeeperstudio.io/ or https://dbgate.org/ for working with databases (SQLite and others). I really like the UIs of each and they're both open source- supported by donati
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by bbkane 4y ago
You might look into your database's support for JSON columns. Sometimes you can even make indices for expressions on them
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by bbkane 4y ago
Also look into Starlark or Cue
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by bbkane 4y ago
We use https://github.com/octodns/octodns for some of our DNS records. It's flexible, much faster than Terraform for thousands of records, and the maintainer Ross has been responsive on issues and pull requests. A
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by bbkane 4y ago
Yes Apple has really disappointed me with their push to make native software difficult to built for their platforms. They're deprecating common 3rd party native libraries (OpenGL), their own native tools (kernel extensions - admittedly
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by bbkane 4y ago
He should get some fun graphs in Excel and write a blog post
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by bbkane 4y ago
Thank you, we'll probably try this
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by bbkane 4y ago
jiggawatts, this is an honest attempt. I'd LOVE it if there's an easier way I somehow missed. And talk is cheap. I dare you to write a blog post or make a public GitHub repo doing the equivalent work (see Goals section) with your
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by bbkane 4y ago
Cleaned up my desk and started backing up my (recently passed) brother in law's Surface. It got an expanding battery and we're worried it'll break and we'll lose all of his logins and pictures and docs.
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by bbkane 4y ago
Oh my goodness yes. I had the "great" idea to use Azure Functions to do a task at work. It's **ing insane how difficult it is to specify an Azure Function all in code with reasonable CI/CD, AD permissions, logging, and d
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by bbkane 4y ago
Others have mentioned browser add-ons / DNS providers who can limit/blacklist sites. Maybe try one of those? The thing that's worked best for me though is leaving my phone in another room for a while or taking a walk without
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by bbkane 4y ago
Yes, I was trying to get it to infer the types for some code I was writing as well (a generic funcopt for two different types) and it couldn't - made me specify the type manually.
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by bbkane 4y ago
"Notepad++ should be understandable by everyone, including the most obtuse people." This made me laugh out loud. I guess one of the perks of not needing to sell your product is that you can freely speak your mind (see also: SQLite
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by bbkane 4y ago
Unfortunately (and this was my experience a couple of days ago, I could be wrong), when I wanted to download XCode to develop a native app, the site made me log in with an apple ID and accept terms and conditions. So, if writing software fo
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by bbkane 4y ago
Good points, but I do feel like people who turn off telemetry should understand and accept that this means their use cases won't be considered for product development.
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by bbkane 4y ago
Go recently got pretty decent generics. I'm with you on the error handling though. At least it's explicit. Go also has a plethora of really useful libraries, and that along with good editor and build tooling is probably the real d
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by bbkane 4y ago
He's already using Go. Does Nim provide any "killer features" that Go doesn't?
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by bbkane 4y ago
If you're starting a new Go project, I strongly recommend using a custom import path- I host go.bbkane.com with GitHub Pages and it was easy and free to set up with vangen and GitHub Pages (I already own bbkane.com). https:/&#x2F
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by bbkane 4y ago
Yeah they seem to be. Except Azure AD stuff, which kinda makes sense (still wish that part were more easily automated)
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by bbkane 4y ago
That works for most cases, but many 3rd party libraries (like requests) integrate with the built in logging library, so if you want to log that info you're back to working with the stdlib logging
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by bbkane 4y ago
I hadn't thought of this approach - It looks a little weird to me but I might be able to get used to it. I don't think it eliminates scanning the table - it even puts all IDs in a table that will grow large on its own. I see what
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by bbkane 4y ago
Hi! I'm from the other comment chain you originally posted this on. One question - how should I keep track of generated primary key IDs for future inserts? The best I could come up with is: CREATE TRIGGER role_user_view_trigger I
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by bbkane 4y ago
Typora for oncall notes - it seems to be the one markdown writing app that lets me paste screenshots in so they will save to disk and render inline with the notes I'm typing.
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by bbkane 4y ago
Mac apps MeetingBar and itsycal to keep on top of remote meetings
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by bbkane 4y ago
KeePassXC + KeePass2Android

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