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by eterm 2y ago
You really weren't aware that x% of y = y% of x? I find that very surprising. Maybe it was just the way I was taught percentages ( "% means /100, 'of' means multiply), but it seems too trivial a result to even be so
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by eterm 2y ago
Objects are famously bad at (relational) databases, hence a near universal loathing of ORMs.
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by eterm 2y ago
Consuming this article feels like empty calories. Satisfying, but there's nothing there. It doesn't even define beyond a single example of "watching someone do a tutorial", what the author thinks constitutes "progra
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by eterm 2y ago
Buffer is bad precisely because it increases the lag between having a gap in provision, and that gap being obvious to the player. With no buffering, as soon as your demand for steel is greater than than production of steel, then the bottlen
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by eterm 2y ago
Early game, I don't use trains either, I just spaghetti yellow belt around! I even run long belt lines to the first ring of mining outposts. It usually only costs ~500-1000 belt to do so, which sounds like a lot but really isn't m
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by eterm 2y ago
> Building a main bus vs spaghetti belts is one of the obvious examples here I'm an anti-bus extremist. ( I've even considered regsitering BanTheBus.com and doing an over-the-top static anti-bus website. ), so take what I'
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by eterm 2y ago
It was just a joke, and doubly so the fact it "works" in base 13. It was written as a joke in fairly ramshackle radio play. He had no idea at the time of writing it that the joke would connect so well and become it's own &quo
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by eterm 2y ago
Says someone from a country where the act of crossing the road is outlawed. But seriously, get some new material. Tiresome fake accents mocking another country is just childish, especially when it has nothing to do with the article in quest
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by eterm 2y ago
It's possible, I suppose if there's a different mapping each day of the week then that would line up with 14 occurrences over 49 days if it only happened on weekends for example. But my original interpretation is the cynical one.
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by eterm 2y ago
Interesting note: > which had affected 14 plays over 48 days. That rather implies the so-called "daily jackpot" isn't even won every day.
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by eterm 2y ago
The threat is not autocomplete, it's translation. "translating" requirements into code is what most developers' jobs are. So "just" translation is a threat to job security of developers.
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by eterm 2y ago
> That is achievable in physical security, but not in cybersecurity This isn't accurate though, and leads us down the path of trying to prevent these bad laws from a technical perspective when we should be fighting the principle of
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by eterm 2y ago
How so? Hooks are only ~5 years old. Meanwhile they've deprecated parts of the class components.
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by eterm 2y ago
> A React class component from 10 years ago will still work in React today perfectly well, This isn't true. ComponentWillMount and related methods were deprecated and then removed. Yes, they allowed an escape hatch of UNSAFE_Compone
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by eterm 2y ago
I've witnessed a company that started moving away from their KnockoutJS solution to react. In that time, the knockout parts have kept going strong. The react parts have seen three different paradigms ( React classes, Functional react w
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by eterm 2y ago
> using 1 or 2 functions from a library, but, nevertheless, linking the whole library This feels like something a compiler could or should solve.
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by eterm 2y ago
I'm not afraid, I just don't understand the nuances well enough. But it's also easy to understand what there is to be scared about: 1. Security critical. 2. Single source of failure. ( If your auth fails, it doesn't just
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by eterm 2y ago
OIDC describes itself as: "OpenID Connect is an interoperable authentication protocol based on the OAuth 2.0 framework". So Oauth2/OIDC is what you typically want? I don't really understand the details well. I understand
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by eterm 2y ago
The "their own" part of your statement is what some (many?) consider to be in the authorization domain. Discussions around Auth are typically confusing. This is not helped by authentication and authorisation sounding similar, but
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by eterm 2y ago
Often when people ask for Oauth they really mean OAuth2/OIDC, and what they really want is managed authentication, with further authorisation being managed at the application level rather than through oauth. The advantages are there: 1
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by eterm 2y ago
The outstanding task of "Implement OAuth" being overdue nearly a year hits too close to home.
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Asp.net Core on .NET Framework servicing release advisory: ASP.NET Core 2.3(devblogs.microsoft.com)
1 points by eterm 2y ago|1 comments
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by eterm 2y ago
(NB: I've kept the original title. ) I have decades of .NET experience, and I had to double-take reading this news and took a while to sit down and understand what's happened here. I'm writing this up as a note to point to fo
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by eterm 2y ago
> An old school (pre 2020) cold or flu lasts a few days at most Actual flu always lasted weeks, just lots of people call bad colds "the flu" until they experience the flu for the first time.
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by eterm 2y ago
Apple doesn't have the same dominance in the UK than it does in the US, so the UK would probably just tough that one out.
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by eterm 2y ago
I think we can assume good fath and the grandparent merely forgot to add "in combat" to that statement, rather than deliberately trying to downplay the use of Zyklon B.
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by eterm 2y ago
Don't ban. Tax. Never ban. Tax low capacity flights more. That both reduces the number of flights and raises money which can be put toward paying ATCs more and increasing the headcount. You then have a lever available to dial up and do
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by eterm 2y ago
> Plus, many, like myself, just don’t want to write OO code, no matter what. There's a good pluralsight course by Zoran Horvat called, "Writing purely functional code in C#" ( https://www.pluralsight.com/co
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by eterm 2y ago
.NET framework is still supported, you can target "net48" instead of net8.0 in your project build targets.
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by eterm 2y ago
And no way to change your password when it's compromised?

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