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by dagenix 5y ago
Is there something that DataGrip does that PyCharm doesn't? As best as I've been able to tell, every feature that DataGrip has, PyCharm also has.
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by dagenix 5y ago
How many of them make web browsers? An engineering team that can build one is not cheap.
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by dagenix 5y ago
Awesome, thanks for that perspective!
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by dagenix 5y ago
I'm not sure I agree with most of this article, but, it seemed interesting and I was wondering what other people thought - especially for an interesting library like Aurelia that doesn't get nearly as much discussion as some other
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Choose Aurelia over React (Mostly) (2021)(ilikekillnerds.com)
8 points by dagenix 5y ago|3 comments
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by dagenix 5y ago
Even without a crash, one of the transactions will be completed before the other ones. If the coordinator crashes, one (or all) of the transactions will be stuck until the coordinator comes back - or, if it never does - until someone manual
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by dagenix 5y ago
Why? Couldn't you just take the whole payment via bank transfer and then go buy Bitcoin afterwards if you wanted to? This sounds like extra steps that I don't understand the point of.
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by dagenix 5y ago
Missing from the article is a warning about how hard it actually is to make RSA secure. There are a _ton_ of footguns that are easy to miss which can result in a totally broken implementation. So, nifty article and all - but there really sh
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by dagenix 5y ago
What if you accidentally format the drive on the host with the ZFS snapshots? Won't that result in synchronizing the deletion of those files to all your other devices?
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by dagenix 5y ago
If you accidentally reformat the ZFS drive, that will delete all your files and snapshots and then Syncthing will replicate those deletions. I'm really not super familiar with Syncthing, but it sounds like it's niche is availabili
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by dagenix 5y ago
From the Syncthing FAQ ( https://docs.syncthing.net/users/faq.html#is-syncthing-my-id... ): > Is Syncthing my ideal backup application? > No. Syncthing is not a great backup application because all changes to your
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by dagenix 5y ago
IMO, it's a good thing that decode() doesn't on strings in Python 3.
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by dagenix 5y ago
> It's possible for a business to advertise a product in two different currencies at the same time, but it's very, very rate. FYI: It seems like you have a typo at the end of that sentence.
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by dagenix 5y ago
It seems that its being managed by a subsidiary of Mozilla, MZLA Technologies Corporation: https://www.zdnet.com/article/mozilla-moves-to-monetize-thun... . Apparently they are hiring: https://www.thunderbird
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by dagenix 5y ago
This isn't a conspiracy - the problem with HTTP/1.1 pipelining is that responses have to go out in the same order as the requests that generated them. So, if a slow request comes in that generates a small amount of data, followed
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by dagenix 5y ago
Which servers / sites support HTTP/1.1 pipelining? This seems somewhat hard to lookup. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_pipelining : says that proxies and web browsers mostly don't support it. It claims
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by dagenix 5y ago
The title seem very much anti-HTTP/2. However, unless I missed something huge, the vast majority, if not all, of the issues found relate to how hard it is to handle HTTP/1. And it seems kinda odd to blame HTTP/2 for HTTP&#x2F
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by dagenix 5y ago
HTTP/1.1 pipelining is fundamentally flawed and largely unused. There isn't some conspiracy not to use it - many, many projects evaluated it and pretty much all came to that same conclusion.
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by dagenix 5y ago
A Sha256 hash is just a dump of the internal state of the function. If you know the hash, you can keep running the hash function for more data and calculate a new hash for the original data with new data appended.
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by dagenix 5y ago
> A shop being out of stock does not in itself mean there is a shortage. _A_ shop being out of stock doesn't mean that there is a shortage, but when all of them are it is. > It also seems like you're trying to moralize this
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by dagenix 5y ago
You're arguing that the labor market is distorted by unemployment benefits - that may very well be true. But that doesn't mean there is a "shortage" of people able to do that job.
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by dagenix 5y ago
And there is a legitimate discussion to be had about the impact of enhanced unemployment benefits on the labor market - especially since those benefits are temporary. When they run out, it could leave employers that hired people at the wage
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by dagenix 5y ago
That's not the same thing. The reason that you couldn't buy toilet paper was because there was literally none of it on the shelf. That is a shortage. You could show up with $1,000 and you still can't make toilet paper show up
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by dagenix 5y ago
Ya. Just because the company would like for people to come back, doesn't mean they have the right to expect them to. The same way that the company chooses to stop paying people, people choose that maybe they'd like to do something
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by dagenix 5y ago
Then there is always a shortage. I'd always like to pay less than what someone wants me to. And with labor, its not like the companies referred to are offering 4x the old salary and still can't find takers - they are upset that th
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by dagenix 5y ago
Lol - "Labor Shortage". It's like me complaining that there is a MacBook shortage because I refuse to pay more than $200 for a MacBook. There is no such thing - they just don't like the prices that labor is asking for. M
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by dagenix 5y ago
I don't follow - how do memory fences make a meaningful difference in security?
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by dagenix 5y ago
> explain to me why a function that is clearly intended to create a side effect that is visible outside the process This is simply not accurate. memset_s provides that guarantee. memset does not. It would appear that you have been under
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by dagenix 5y ago
Yeah, there is no DNS mechanism. Although, IIRC, it is possible to place an entire TLD on the preload list - which still doesn't use DNS, but its a mechanism to enable HSTS where the website itself doesn't do anything.
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by dagenix 5y ago
I don't care how many months of 2% (or 10%) interest I get if it's followed by a 100% loss. You're getting that high interest rate because you're taking on a great deal of risk. 8 months of a bull market hardly proves ot

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