feduzi

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by feduzi 8y ago
I can do this for my old repos as well. But for all new ones, no. EDIT: I use gitlab.com
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by feduzi 8y ago
Oops. My bad, did not notice 2016 in the title.
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by feduzi 8y ago
I've been using GitLab for a while. And for me this looks like a PR move in the light of Github being bought by Microsoft. EDIT: did not notice post was from 2016. Has nothing to do with Microsoft buying Github. GitLab (not self-host
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by feduzi 9y ago
Opinionated steps: 0. Do not know a language X. 1. Want to learn a language X. 2. Leave your previous experience behind. E.g. know C, forget about it while learning a new language. 3. Read official docs. 4. Follow the language rules (as muc
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by feduzi 9y ago
Some details ( https://github.com/conventional-changelog/conventional-chang... ): > This happened because of a security issue: conventional-changelog package was hacked, and it contained a Monero miner. > I reporte
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NPM: conventional-changelog package hacked(github.com)
2 points by feduzi 9y ago|1 comments
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by feduzi 9y ago
For the purpose of reproducible `node_modules` tree. Ideally if all packages would use commits, and the installation algorithm will never change, then there will be no need for lock files. In reality some packages will use NPM existing mech
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by feduzi 9y ago
I don't get why not just use git repo registry (e.g. github) for package management. If you work in a "strict" environment you can basically fork all your dependencies and use your own git repo registry. NPM already allows us
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by feduzi 9y ago
What is wrong with Node.js governance (except Rod's case)? Is there any list of such problems?
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by feduzi 9y ago
I agree. I do not understand the reasoning behind overselling. Profit, yeah, like the airlines don't make enough profit by cramming as much people as they can in the aircraft, and selling better seats for higher price.
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by feduzi 9y ago
> Left-pad is a perfect example of why npm sucks. Nuget, Maven, Phython, and CPAN would have never let something that stupid happen. O RLY? * https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/coldnew/left-pad/1.0.0 * ht
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by feduzi 9y ago
Why not just teach JavaScript or C or Java in comparison with different languages. For example, when explaining (so evil) `var` explain that in JavaScript it works different from C or any language with block-scope variable declaration. Big
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by feduzi 10y ago
I agree that "tool" (in this case compiler) as a service is OK. You're also correct about "trust" aspect (that's what I've meant by "cloud" stuff). Also In the FAQ on Kickstarter page it says tha
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by feduzi 10y ago
Srsly fellas, do not back this shit! It is not a joke! Idea (to have a compiler that compiles JS to a "native" binary) is good, but this "give me your money" and "cloud" stuff should be annihilated. IMHO Fibona
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by feduzi 10y ago
It is more an expression of confusion rather than type system quality evaluation, but why does JSON parser's implementation returns its own types like JsonNode? Why doesn't it just return core types like: * JSON String -> NIM S
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by feduzi 10y ago
I've found some previous posts about bad customer service at Scaleway: https://www.reddit.com/r/webhosting/comments/55kiqc/be_aware... https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comme
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by feduzi 10y ago
Can you pinpoint at least several exact places of "not so good"?
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by feduzi 10y ago
Microsoft sends emails with "Try Microsoft Office 365" every week. I wonder when I'll get a notification about this space reduction :) Thanks for posting this!
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by feduzi 10y ago
$1.37M in sales( http://www.hoovers.com/company-information/company-search.ht... ). They sure can feed their families. And, yes, you're right: good does not feed your family. https://s-media-cache-ak0.pin
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by feduzi 10y ago
What I tried to say is that there's other side of some "people need to eat". But it is up to the author or authors to choose which side to choose (or any point in between). And there's nothing wrong with any choice. That
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by feduzi 10y ago
I didn't suggest just 2 options. It is a range of choices you get, starting from "you", ending with "others", pick any point. And sure, you're right "Plenty of people make a living doing things that help t
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by feduzi 10y ago
Where did you get the idea that putting yourself first is a bad thing in my comment? I didn't mean that. What I was trying to say that you can pick any of this. At the end of the day you're the one who did the job, so it is up to
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by feduzi 10y ago
Where did you see all this in my 2 sentence comment? I never said it is bad to put yourself first. You're free to do whatever you want with your work, because this work is yours. If anyone against they can make an alternative. There&#x
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by feduzi 10y ago
A dedicated user account... wow ( https://www.exploit-db.com/local/ ). In this amount of software people build and considering that really 90% of it is total crap, we'll never be secure unless we really be picky wit
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by feduzi 10y ago
And this world needs better algorithms. It depends on what you put first: yourself or others.
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by feduzi 10y ago
But we're alive. Let's move on.
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by feduzi 10y ago
This has a small benefit of protecting information routed to Opera's proxy (on your LAN, ISP or whatever there is till the Opera's proxy), even when trying to reach HTTP-only website. Though it is still not secure as HTTP-only web
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by feduzi 10y ago
You also install Node.js scripts, that may just execute anything upon "require". "npm install --ignore-scripts" won't save you. But bash scripts... oh, yeah... lethal. There are problems with NPM, for sure. Like dep