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by fahrradflucht 7y ago
That is basically the premise of the awesome Nand2Tetris[0] book/project. [0] https://www.nand2tetris.org/ Edit: Just saw that it is even referenced[1] in the article itself. [1] https://www.righto.com/
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by fahrradflucht 7y ago
The argument for automated releases is always that it is quite easy to do silly mistakes like forgetting a build step while doing manual releases. This also happened to high profile npm packages in the past and people complained that there
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by fahrradflucht 8y ago
I'm not sure this has anything to do with adblockers. It could just be that they generate class names which is common in modern frontend build chains, wrap things in a lot of divs because they compose the styles in some kind of design
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Finding Lena, the Patron Saint of JPEGs(wired.com)
1 points by fahrradflucht 8y ago|0 comments
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by fahrradflucht 8y ago
Yeah, there is also the thing where they don't allow you to change your address when you are on family [0]. [0] https://support.spotify.com/us/account_payment_help/account_...
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by fahrradflucht 8y ago
Try adding interpolations to your example to make sense of this. console.log`foo${123}baz` You get an array so that you later can interleaf the parts with the interpolations you get as additional arguments.
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by fahrradflucht 8y ago
To compare it to rocksdb or leveldb: it looks like there is no iteration support or the notion of ordered keys to support partial scans...
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by fahrradflucht 8y ago
archive.org link since at least for me the page seems overloaded: https://web.archive.org/web/20180702100253/http://ivory.idyl...
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by fahrradflucht 8y ago
I'm a big fan of this stuff myself so don't get me wrong, but I think it is still a little bit worse to be locked into a cloud provider which can change rates/pricing on you any time, then being locked into a framework.
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by fahrradflucht 8y ago
Isn't the point of this thread that the OT says that he shouldn't have used GET for this?
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by fahrradflucht 8y ago
That has already been done [0]. [0] https://github.com/brave/browser-laptop
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by fahrradflucht 9y ago
Why is that? Couldn't you keep php running for the lambda lifetime? That way only when the lambda cold starts there would be no cache.
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by fahrradflucht 9y ago
Interestingly the german lawyers association build a software that does nearly this. Just with a small design change that made it a total flaw: To communicate out of a https secured web mailer to a local IP and Port where a security card re
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LatticeHacks – Fun with lattices in cryptography and cryptanalysis [video](media.ccc.de)
47 points by fahrradflucht 9y ago|1 comments
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by fahrradflucht 9y ago
Obviously you have to test the combination but the merging allows an easier rollback.
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by fahrradflucht 9y ago
Or in a lot of different formats and also for download on media.ccc.de: https://media.ccc.de/v/33c3-7964-where_in_the_world_is_carme...
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by fahrradflucht 9y ago
npm always did this. The OC said that he likes that yarn can also run local binaries that are not a npm script.
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by fahrradflucht 9y ago
FWIW npm 5 comes with npx [0] which basically does similar things. If you run npx webpack it would use the local copy of webpack or even install one run it and discard it. [0] https://www.npmjs.com/package/npx
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by fahrradflucht 9y ago
My personal Gem in this release: Generic parameter defaults. [0] This makes altering a generic interface or a generic type alias in a non-breaking way much easier which is very powerfull in a large code base. [0]: https://github.
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by fahrradflucht 10y ago
This was posted to HN when it was new. (This is non-judgemental) Link to the discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11809381
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Infinit Joins Docker(blog.infinit.sh)
94 points by fahrradflucht 10y ago|18 comments
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by fahrradflucht 10y ago
"Based on the error pattern, we cannot exclude the possibility that the routers have been targeted by external parties with the result that they can no longer register on the network." [0] [0] https://www.telekom.com&#x
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by fahrradflucht 10y ago
This assumes an even distribution of click fraud and wrong measurement along all advertisers and the ability to perfectly measure the ROI of your Facebook ads which is as strong (and in my opinion wrong) assumption to make...
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by fahrradflucht 10y ago
The thing is that ad ROI is super hard to measure for branding campaigns. Coca-Cola can't tell exactly what their Facebook ROI is and a lot of the people who buy ads for those types of companies have incentives to overrate the ROI of t
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by fahrradflucht 10y ago
Here in Germany it is the same. Being a scout/guide strongly correlates with high(er) parental income, high(er) education and having no migratory background. (This is not just anecdotal but are findings that the RDP (Ring of German sco
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SQRL – Secure Quick Reliable Login(grc.com)
3 points by fahrradflucht 10y ago|0 comments
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by fahrradflucht 10y ago
In Swiss the day just ended. (The vscode team is partly located there)
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by fahrradflucht 10y ago
So where does your B12 come from?
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by fahrradflucht 10y ago
I think the notion in the article that it's the same or even worse this time because the exploit already is found to be exploited in the wild kind of strange. Isn't it far worse to disclose an unknown 0-day publicly then disclosin
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by fahrradflucht 10y ago
>Once a reset link has been clicked, it should be immediately invalidated. I'm not sure about this... Couldn't this produce some unexpected reset failures in cases of browsers preloading links in webmail clients?

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