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by dashwav 7y ago
It being a different cut by a different cloth is a big draw for me if I'm honest (I am getting tired of reading image heavy medium blogs), and I really dig the overall aesthetic it gives off. I personally like the wider text, I wish mo
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by dashwav 7y ago
Man I absolutely love this theme he is using. Took a while to find the post but here is the info on the current design. https://aelkus.github.io/site/2019/09/10/design-sources Honestly the design is so n
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by dashwav 7y ago
I mean there is a definite performance gain from Java to Go, although I would agree most people probably wouldn't hit it - but if its just as easy to write, might as well use the better language. On top of that Go makes concurrency so
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by dashwav 7y ago
The escape key will be especially welcome by me, as I found the touchbar exceptionally hard to deal with, and I would often have to hit it three or four times to get vim to exit insert mode. I actually didn't have much trouble with the
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by dashwav 7y ago
IMO the argument isn't that you have 5 generalists, but rather that you might have 1 FE engineer, 2 software engineers a DBA and a Devops engineer (or at least 5 Software engineers that are more or less 'specialists' in those
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by dashwav 7y ago
One of the features that I really like about Gitlab after moving some of my personal projects over to it is how there is a dedicated section under the title to display your badges, without having to put them into the README. I think that a
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by dashwav 7y ago
I really like the new optional operator, this might be what gets me to bite the bullet and start moving some of my projects over to typescript - dealing with potential undefined objects in those chains is one of the things I actively dislik
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by dashwav 7y ago
Anything after Java 9 would have to use the jlink method, as with the new modules system, there is no longer a distinction between the JDK and JRE. The problem is most 3rd party libraries aren't ready for the modules switchover, so for
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by dashwav 7y ago
I have been using Mullvad[1] for a year or so now and am really happy with the extent they go to avoid storing payment information. One of the things that caught my eye about them initially is that you could literally mail them an envelop c
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by dashwav 7y ago
Because the GIL is only a problem in specific sets of problems that the majority of python users won't run into. With the addition of asyncio etc, the negative of GIL is usually pretty restricted to CPU-heavy, blocking services which t
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by dashwav 7y ago
I think that one of the pervasive problems of these kinds of technology is that each individual violation can be individually tailored to the person in question. In my opinion, it's not going to be some blanket thing that is immediatel
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by dashwav 7y ago
Ah I see, I must have glanced over that paragraph there (which is impressive given that it is the one of the first of them). Thanks for the clarification.
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by dashwav 7y ago
I could be misunderstanding, but isn't this actually just a new OS for use in any containerization system, rather than a containerization system itself? This seems more in line with Alpine Linux or Google's Distroless images t
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by dashwav 7y ago
Because their business model can't rely on the interest and free-time of others, so they are willing to pay you for your continued "interest" in their codebase. They aren't paying you for those bugfixes, rather for your
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by dashwav 7y ago
Lets say there are no restrictions, what type of authentication flow would you recommend looking into? I was under the impression that OAuth2 was pretty much the goto standard nowadays.
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by dashwav 7y ago
Yeah I agree with you on this one. Especially because as another user posted earlier, they are going through and deleting all telemetry and usage statistics for their entire user base during the time period that this was needed to b
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by dashwav 8y ago
I think his argument has always been more along the lines of machine learning will give the people in charge the knowledge of what it is that the citizen wants to hear and what they will believe, which means that the owner of the data then