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by emidln 7y ago
> Connecting through ssh to the machine and running a Python debugger there is a much better supported alternative that will give you a REPL capable of querying and modifying a running system. ssh into an interpreter gives me perfect con
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In Python, twisted.conch provides an ssh transport and a repl implementation which is trivial to hook up in a live system. The ecosystem doesn't really support the use case though, so you end up building all tooling from scratch (tmux
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by emidln 7y ago
Linux/CFS has an isolcpus feature that can be used to tell the kernel to never schedule things on a given CPU. This is useful when latency matters.
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by emidln 7y ago
As a Dev, I don't care that the world sees my house is a mess if it means I don't have to rewrite some random component library or utility library again.
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by emidln 7y ago
There are two major issues for me with IdeaVim (although I still use it heavily): no support for language-specific maps and no way to work with arbitrary actions. I can work around both of these by using a scripting host and writing kotlin&
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by emidln 7y ago
I'd rather systematically measure and monitor my code and systems (which should be done anyway) than waste my time with slower CPUs, memory, disks, NICs, etc. I've spent some time doing embedded, and I'd never dream of using
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by emidln 7y ago
My company puts hosts info into the motd (I think via the global bashrc, but it could be a cronjob/deployment utility that triggers the update). It's very useful to find out the vitals at a glance when you remote into a random box
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by emidln 7y ago
Why should I use a special share button when my browser already displays the URL and my operating system already enables copy/paste?
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by emidln 7y ago
A future someone can resurrect that code via git. A future someone who wants to interact with old BIOS code that Intel just deleted doesn't have that chance.
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These have existed for quite awhile. CCBill was the big player around 10 years ago. They take a slightly larger cut for the service relative to something like a Braintree or a Paypal.
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by emidln 7y ago
I don't think I have anything special configured for my Mojave setup and these seem to work for me. In particular, I use Ctrl + Shift + F2 (on my external keyboard) to focus the menubar and then I can use Ctrl-b and Ctrl-f to navigate
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by emidln 7y ago
A quay is a the platform you load or unload containers to. It's usually paired with a wharf in a harbor.
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by emidln 7y ago
It seems the restriction is on offering a competing product with Sentry's codebase. This seems fine. I'll still submit bug reports or even contribute fixes here. My current employer isn't a cloud provider or an exception hand
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“Alternate Priorities”, Codegolfing with C++(youtube.com)
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by emidln 7y ago
Listing targets in a package: bazel query //some/package:* Listing targets in a package including subpackages: bazel query //some/package/... These and more are covered in the documentati
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Not all people.
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by emidln 7y ago
I use a dual 10C Xeon (40 threads) with 128gb of RAM as my work desktop. I do builds development for C++, Java, SystemVerilog, and Python codebases. Jetbrains IDE products like IntelliJ, PyCharm, and CLion can use extra cores and ram for in
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by emidln 7y ago
Worth noting that this is Ctrl+Shift+v and Ctrl+Shift+c. The C-v (Ctrl+lowercase v) is important for literal character insertion. (Insert a tab, escape, return, etc.)
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by emidln 7y ago
Who is to say that future versions of this won't be paired with some arbitrary browser/email-based RCE. This is the persistent threat, a payload if you will, not an exploit itself.
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by emidln 7y ago
pylint still sucks at partial function definitions. It wants to name anything that exists in the module scope that isn't an explicit function definition with CAPS_LOCK_MODE. $ pylint pylint_sucks_at_partials.py *************
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by emidln 7y ago
It's just mislabeled as Caps Lock and has bad default behavior. A quick visit to Preferences can sort you out.
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by emidln 7y ago
You can use, today, the same ways that you would force everyone to find/install python (virtualenv, docker, pipenv, conda, whatever is hot this week) in a world without distro-provided python.
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JNA libpython Bindings for Clojure(github.com)
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by emidln 7y ago
I didn't have any problems finding work in Clojure when I was last looking (Aug-Sept 2018) with offers in four locales across the US. I was not able to find remote work at comparable salary for a US based org. (Some context) I have 7 y
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by emidln 7y ago
At my first job, we didn't have GDB or a console, but you could set a test point high. In the worst case, you attached an LED. In the best case, you maybe had a scope handy to log the data.
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by emidln 7y ago
In my part of the USA, someone showing up to your door threatening you would likely result in the resident brandishing if not "defending" themselves. It's probably not a coincidence that I've never heard of this collecti
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by emidln 7y ago
This is a great reason to learn vi for basic editing tasks. It's everywhere. Even if you typically use a different editor/ide, vi is a common ground. Disclosure: I'm an emacs user
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by emidln 7y ago
> This sort of legal amnesia has major drawbacks. Hand politicians the opportunity to make crisis and they'll take advantage of it. Do we really want debt-limit style brinksmanship around murder statutes Yes. Presumably politicians
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by emidln 7y ago
Same experience in Chicago trading . Cold breakfast (cereal, bagels, yogurt, fresh fruit, etc) and paid lunch. Sometimes dinner, depends on the shop.
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by emidln 7y ago
One data point here: my employer's in-house referral bonus is $7500 with an additional $7500 to a charity of my choice. This is paid after the referred hire celebrates their six month anniversary. We have 5-10 inside referrals a month.

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