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by gouggoug 4y ago
I think you are looking for “functional options”[0] [0] https://dave.cheney.net/2014/10/17/functional-options-for-fr...
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by gouggoug 4y ago
What other glaring issues can you think of up the top of your head that you caution against using asciidoc? The one GitHub issue linked seems like quite a nitpick. Been using it for years, and I haven’t run into any issue thy would make me
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by gouggoug 4y ago
Is there a place listing all these little known but useful macOS utilities?
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by gouggoug 4y ago
Was this answer generated by a bot? > https://www.reddit.com/r/cssart/ Empty > https://www.reddit.com/r/cssgifs/ Does not exist > https://www.deviantart.com/mess
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by gouggoug 4y ago
GP might not be a software engineer and even if they were they might not be in a position to submit a PR.
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by gouggoug 4y ago
So, if I use `math/rand` the RNG will always output the same sequence of random numbers? How do I make sure I'm passing a random seed to my RNG? (I must be missing something here)
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by gouggoug 4y ago
Would you be able to expand on why using a seed of 0 is an issue?
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by gouggoug 4y ago
Meanwhile Tesla is not recalling any vehicle. The difference between a regular car manufacturer and Tesla is that they take responsibility and recall vehicles. Now, who knows, maybe Tesla will recall their model Y, in which case I will stan
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by gouggoug 4y ago
I'm on the latest version of FF and there's no apparent way for me to add a custom header to the network panel. How do you do this on FF?
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by gouggoug 4y ago
It could have been Lew recognizing she had been incredibly lucky and feeling bad about it.
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by gouggoug 4y ago
Slightly unrelated to Parent: I struggle very hard creating my own interfaces for my own programs. I haven't found any literature online teaching the _right way_ of coming up with your interface. For example, I very often struggle with
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by gouggoug 4y ago
I’m not sure I understand. What is the issue with Kubernetes Secrets that makes you want to go through all this complexity and avoid using a facility explicitly meant to manage secrets efficiently?
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by gouggoug 4y ago
> There’s not much difference between a configmap and a k8s secret. The secret doesn’t have a separate decrypt operation so you have to lock down even list access and can’t separately view it’s metadata so you don’t get much benefit from
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by gouggoug 4y ago
> AsciiDoc's flagship feature is the include directive (think partials). GitHub rendering doesn't support it. On GitLab you are limited to ~30 includes, after which your document just spits out source. So in most cases, you can
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by gouggoug 4y ago
I've faced the same issue regarding buy-in. For some reason, lots of users flat out refuse to use asciidoc. I think this reaction is purely anxiety around having to 1- learn something new (a new language) 2- to do something that most p
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by gouggoug 4y ago
Asciidoc (see my other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32860262 )
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by gouggoug 4y ago
I've always loved Stripe's interactive documentation, wondered how they did it and hoped they'd open-source it. I totally missed the news that they did back in May. Now, it seems that 99% of documentation tooling advertised i
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by gouggoug 4y ago
There's 706 results, but a lot of them are "pando.com" or words unrelated to the pandemic
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by gouggoug 4y ago
The issue with the a "tree's worth of oxygen" is that in people's mind a tree is very big, so this comparison gives the impression of a very large amount of oxygen is being produced, when, in fact, barely any is produced
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French government website allows you to select text and listen to it(service-public.fr)
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by gouggoug 4y ago
Yea I guess. Though I'm having a hard time with the idea that someone who went through the trouble of running on Debian in the first place would have this reaction to the browser not automatically opening a search engine.
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by gouggoug 4y ago
Wouldn't changing the default search engine to "no default" be a solution too? I'm sure many people have thought about it, so, I wonder, what is the issue with this approach?
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by gouggoug 4y ago
It's not illegal to visit an abortion clinic, domestic violence shelter or other similarly-sensitive place.
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by gouggoug 4y ago
I'd be super interested in understanding what this means concretely. For example, are we talking about reverting commits? If so, why were engineers reverting reverts?
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by gouggoug 4y ago
How do you do that? I was trying to find the way to do that the other day but couldn't figure it out. Edit: Of course I was 1 google search away from the answer: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/change
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by gouggoug 4y ago
Well, except that in this case the statement holds true. It’d take a considerable amount of force to kill someone with an AirTag.
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by gouggoug 4y ago
A few comments mention how trivial this must have been to bypass; yes with today's internet, youtube videos, online tutorial, open-source hardware and the ubiquitousness of technology in general, of course this seems trivial. However,
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by gouggoug 4y ago
cat com.txt | cut -d' ' -f1 | sort | uniq Would work as well since there's no whitespace in the first column
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by gouggoug 4y ago
> Correct, this message isn't forged, it's authentic I personally receive a lot of emails that aren't addressed to me and aren't marked as spam and have always wondered how this works. Can someone go into a bit more d
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by gouggoug 4y ago
Comment in relation to the comments in this thread: What is it with all the Googlers systematically prefacing their comments with "Opinions are my own"? Is that some kind of policy at Google? It's so ubiquitous now that it fe

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