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by dkarp 6y ago
This actually happened to me, albeit more like 2.5x instead of 10x. I was told it was easier to take it out of my future salary, so that is what was done. The most annoying thing was trying to work out what I'd be paid the third month
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by dkarp 6y ago
Wow, I didn’t realise it changed. What a horrible situation where a whole year group are reliant on their teachers’ opinion of them and the success of other kids at the same school the previous year. Neither of which these children have any
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by dkarp 6y ago
I'm no economist, but wouldn't this lead to greater wealth disparity? When money leaks out, it leaks in to somewhere else. Sort of like connecting bodies of water will lower the water level of one body and raise it in another. One
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by dkarp 6y ago
Does Pysa require the code to be fully type hinted? or will it work on non-type hinted code also?
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by dkarp 6y ago
As an alternative to Terraform, we've had great experience using Pulumi for exactly this stack. Writing Pulumi config in Python like the rest of our code has been great.
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by dkarp 6y ago
Many many countries have payment methods that only exist in that country, but make up a large percentage of online payments within that country. I’ve personally seen Adyen chosen over Stripe at a few companies that were aggressively expandi
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by dkarp 6y ago
I had a very similar experience with Toptal and going down the wrong avenue when solving the problem. The interviewer muted themself and went non-responsive while I was working on the problem. So I was asking questions and heard nothing bac
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by dkarp 6y ago
The point of the protocol is to distribute data efficiently. It has nothing to do with privacy. Maybe you’re thinking of Tor?
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by dkarp 6y ago
Don’t forget those pests to us are food to other organisms.
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by dkarp 6y ago
I remember seeing this role (maybe it was https://workaline.com/listing/38e26af8 ) listed at Balena last year. What a fantastic job. Free hardware and freedom to build super interesting projects as long as you can fit B
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by dkarp 6y ago
If a company chooses to spend their marketing budget in creating quality content then I don’t see a problem with it. There’s an obvious bias towards their software, but it’s on their website so that is clear, and the project is interesting
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by dkarp 6y ago
If they had access to the servers then they could have intercepted the key transfer. They would then be able to decrypt any messages sent
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by dkarp 6y ago
> Each message session with each contact is encrypted with a different set of keys" Is this not a bad thing? Since transferring key-pairs is the weakest link on these apps. To be really secure, wouldn't you want to do this as i
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by dkarp 6y ago
I’ve been using this setup some Christmas and also find it works incredibly well.
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by dkarp 6y ago
The apps have also augmented the iOS platform over those 8 years. An Apple device is better thanks to the apps on it, so they sell more devices. They are double dipping when they benefit from App Store revenues + Developer program fees.
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by dkarp 6y ago
Can you be more specific on the SQL query attack? I can't see any client data in the query, so how would anything be injected?
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by dkarp 6y ago
Make sure your screen is really clean and you’ll be surprised how much less glare you’ll experience
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by dkarp 6y ago
I'm going to try this out. I assumed the resolution of the Quest wasn't quite there to make coding in a virtual desktop comfortable. How has your experience been?
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by dkarp 6y ago
Add http://shadow.tech/ to that list
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by dkarp 6y ago
It also may or may not be evening [1] 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evening
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by dkarp 6y ago
Who said anything about limiting to OS specific tools? I just referred to unix pipes as that is why the unix philosophy works. I wasn't suggesting unix pipes are used for this, there just needs to be a way for these tools to communicat
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by dkarp 6y ago
Absolutely! As long as those tools can communicate with each other à la unix pipes
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by dkarp 6y ago
I've done this with a Kindle PW2 and have it showing the weather. It updates every morning and the battery lasts a month or longer. I went off reading on my Kindle so it was just gathering dust before that.
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by dkarp 6y ago
bizarrely it's only the down button (not the up button)
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by dkarp 7y ago
Which brother label printer do you use? Seems like all the options are pretty pricy that can manage a QR code
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by dkarp 7y ago
A tilt-rotor aircraft like the V-22 Osprey would have the necessary range unlike a standard helicopter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_Boeing_V-22_Osprey
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by dkarp 7y ago
Thanks for sharing your manylinux wheels setup. Will the python packages just link the musl libc instead of glibc? If that's all that is needed then it makes me wonder why pip is only downloading wheels on glibc distros currently.
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by dkarp 7y ago
FWIW, my current project is a pretty typical web stack (Flask/SQLAlchemy) and the build time was bad enough that I switched back to debian. In a web stack, you're likely to have a lot of external imports, so I'd say you'
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by dkarp 7y ago
It's a docker box, you're already inside some form of virtual environment
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by dkarp 7y ago
Not everyone uses pip. Many data scientists use conda. Using you distribution's package manager is a legitimate solution. The point is though, that this is a python packaging issue. Not an Alpine issue and not an issue that Alpine can

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