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dolmen
5y ago
The fallacy of ML/AI companies. Example: https://beta.openai.com/examples/default-translate They even use flawed results in their marketing materials that they didn't validated with domain experts. ("Où
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5y ago
> Think of it this way: The Linux people and many other OSS projects have no problems with mailing lists. That's a very biased view ("many people work like that so they like it") and I disagree. I think that email based de
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5y ago
https://www.wired.com/story/null-license-plate-landed-one-ha...
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5y ago
The ticket here reveals some blacklisting of known file extensions (attached to a know list of MIME type), not MIME types directly.
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5y ago
I suspect a case of impersonating a user which doesn't have the suffix. Ex: create user "toto.mov" to takeover some resources of user "toto".
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5y ago
The point of JSON Schema is to have a common format independant of the programming language to ease interoperability.
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dolmen
5y ago
json-schema.org is the place where the JSON Schema working group at IETF publishes its work. They also publish on IETF infrastructure. Example: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-bhutton-json-sch... Ben H
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5y ago
Input validation errors should be reported using HTTP code 400.
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5y ago
>> What do you do if an order has a negative quantity, if you get a string instead of a number, if a value does not fit in your DB column, etc ? > Isn't that all just basic data validation and sanitation that we all do anyway?
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5y ago
The main problem is that JSON Schema is still an evolving design. All tools may not yet implement the latest draft.
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5y ago
> can you create a OpenAPI YAML by hand then? Of course. > At least with XML and XSD you have proper auto complete. Tooling for OpenAPI exist. In VS Code for example. > I really no need see the need to use a schema for JSON Don
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5y ago
Looks like a case of Stockholm syndrom.
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5y ago
> I think the drama in XML usage ... What about: - verbosity - complexity of writing a parser - complexity of dumping data - DTDs - data model which doesn't map directly to a scalar/array/associative array ... and so many
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5y ago
Bundling for OpenAPI specification has long been a need for authors to allow to reduce duplication, and to allow to split a big specification in multiples files, but publish a single one. A few years ago I've written a tool to fit that
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dolmen
5y ago
Did you notice you are replying to the PaperTerm author himself/herself?
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5y ago
It is a joke about the article NOT being about Steve Jobs.
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5y ago
His first name is ALvy and he invented ALpha channel.
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5y ago
Bias: I am vaccinated, and I don't have a job that would require the pass. I am not a social person and I avoid crowds, so didn't have yet many occasions to go to places where the pass is required: only movie theater, restaurant,
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dolmen
5y ago
Looks like inspired by France. AMA about the experience here.
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5y ago
- poker is about evaluating probabilities, not about reading in others players mind - you can't beat bad luck, but you can lose on bad evaluation of probabilities
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dolmen
5y ago
This must be automated.
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dolmen
5y ago
But the Docker engine (that runs containers on the local machine) is only available on Mac and Windows via Docker Desktop which is not free-as-in-beer anymore for all.
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5y ago
AFAIK the Docker engine (that allows to run containers) isn't available for Mac independently of Docker Desktop. At least binaries are not provided. https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/binaries/
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5y ago
Because few want USB-C ports dedicated to charging. The point of USB-C if flexibility. "One port to rule them all".
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5y ago
Do you have references for powerbanks that support QuickCharge?
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5y ago
Just the cost of porting one single Dockerfile to anything else is bigger than the Docker licence cost for 1 year.
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5y ago
(Big) Enterprises nowadays have mandatory backups for emails. So downloading e-mails on clients doesn't remove the need of storing on the server.
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dolmen
5y ago
The integration (the Linux VM is transparent to the user) is what makes all the difference.
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5y ago
Android uses a Linux kernel.
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As someone who maintains 6 computers for 5 Ubuntu machines family members (7 to 80yo) I can just testimony that it isn't painless. Here are recurrent issues: * printing (hplip): paper might come now or tomorrow * UI changes * UEFI boot
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