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by diarrhea 4y ago
Pretty sure the parent meant testing the pipelines themselves, end to end. The tooling around pipelines is awful. A single typo in some variable’s name in a later stage can take minutes to catch. The feedback cycles are very long (cloud mac
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by diarrhea 4y ago
> Do you have any suggestions on how to get into more challenging lectures when the previous ones are prerequisites, and cannot be tested out of? Not much you can do. However, even university administration is just people, at the end of
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by diarrhea 4y ago
Be careful about trying to recreate campus experience with YouTube videos at home. If a lecture is basic and you could indeed replace it with a quick video, look for better, more challenging or unique lectures/degrees/curricula. T
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by diarrhea 4y ago
It seems adding en-dash to your repertoire might be of interest :^)
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by diarrhea 4y ago
> I don't fear MITM on a local only HTTPS server > I trust my services and devices That is exactly the point. You trust your local, possibly dumb aka unmanaged switch. It's a little piece of silicone with no funny business
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by diarrhea 4y ago
Dumb question, but how is HTTP important on local, switched networks? I have a single switch and don’t fear local MitM. I was under the impression basic HTTP is mostly fine then. Other parties, even on that same switch, won’t be able to
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by diarrhea 4y ago
Try a quick and dirty local reverse proxy like Caddy. It provides self-signed localhost TLS, trusted on the OS level (if you agree) such that the browser is none the wiser.
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by diarrhea 4y ago
You can’t cancel out voice chatter very well at all using (active) noise cancelling technology. If you prefer office noise over screaming babies, that’s one thing. They aren’t mutually exclusive however. You’ll just end up with both. I do
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by diarrhea 4y ago
I’ve used Pocket for a while, before giving up (poor search, cloud based). Their mobile apps are great though. For now, I have resorted to Joplin (a note taking app) and its web clipper. It ticks all your boxes, except maybe “independent o
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by diarrhea 4y ago
I kind of agree, use the terminal a lot and am satisfied whenever I don’t need to look up a command. However, the point of it isn’t knowing as much of it by heart as possible. That is really misguided. I use tldr a lot, and it often covers
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by diarrhea 4y ago
> I’d say defense-in-depth is more about nesting strong cryptographic primitives, than simply adding layers. I like this insight, thank you. One rebuttal I have: appending those characters to the password would make it a stronger passwor
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by diarrhea 4y ago
Not the parent, but I have been hosting a Vaultwarden instance on the public internet for about two years now. After learning about certificate transparency logs, I moved the app from a raw subdomain behind a secret URL path. Think “hello.d
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by diarrhea 4y ago
So the answer to the question is yes, because for loops signal their finishing by raising an exception.
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by diarrhea 4y ago
I’m syncing almost all data via Nextcloud. That includes actual files as well as contacts and calendars. The files are obviously on my iPhone, but not in iCloud. In fact, iOS makes CalDAV and CardDAV as easy as they could be. It’s natively
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by diarrhea 4y ago
What’s Docker hell?
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by diarrhea 4y ago
In physics, dimensionality makes sense. How would one handle money? Can it be represented the same way? A new dimension, next to length, time etc? It would allow to express money per time, eg dollars per second, for example.
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by diarrhea 4y ago
At that point, why not have dedicated types and get rid of primitive ones? It shifts all that work to the compiler, whose job it is to excel at this kind of stuff (adding cents to penny types does the right thing automatically etc).
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by diarrhea 4y ago
I get the intention, but a simple x = 2500 would satisfy both worlds.
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by diarrhea 4y ago
This is too simple. One can burn out either way: building automation most, if not all, days or keeping it manual. Burnout is too multi-facetted.
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by diarrhea 4y ago
Definitely, but don't get to use it much.
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by diarrhea 4y ago
Wow, I’m kind of the ‘go-to git person’ in my team but have never heard of git notes. An obscure feature.
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by diarrhea 4y ago
x^2 means x squared, orphaning the XOR operator. Rune is for crypto, so math comes first. Isn't XOR used very heavily in crypto? (As is exponentiation of course)
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by diarrhea 4y ago
That discussion reminds me of Intel Optane. The current distinction between hard disks and RAM isn’t a necessity dictated by some law of nature. Yet it’s the box most people think within (for good reason).
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by diarrhea 4y ago
It’s not impossible to imagine Web IDEs surpassing desktop ones, but it’s not happening anytime soon. Until then desktop IDEs will remain superior, so this experience won’t change anytime soon. For every new feature a web IDE adds, we’ll en
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by diarrhea 4y ago
I work with it on a daily basis and am still confused by most pages in Actions.
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by diarrhea 4y ago
I've long wished to be just writing (ideally) Python to define and run CI/CD pipelines. YAML is simply hell, `if` keys in such data description languages are cruel jokes. Round-trip times for GitHub Actions are too high: sometimes
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by diarrhea 4y ago
Thunderbird has had native CardDAV support for a while now. I’ve been able to ditch Cardbook (although the latter has more functionality).
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by diarrhea 4y ago
Much like subdomains, you could use a namespace you control for all local work as well. Name all your images “yourname/actualimagename”. At worst, you pull in an image of yours from remote. The analogy comes from local subdomains. Use
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by diarrhea 4y ago
It depends on how you’re planning to peek. Generally you’d want to smoothly track edges to clear out everything, including off-angles. Only if you’re quite certain of an enemy’s position you’ll “aim at the wall”, then peek out. Your cross h
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by diarrhea 4y ago
Interesting. What's stopping the AI from more or less instantly detecting human shapes and then dishing out headshots instantly as well? Technically, that should be possible. I suppose its learning material is strictly actual humans, s

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