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by gregwebs 4y ago
You could try using sad instead which has interactive diff confirm. https://github.com/ms-jpq/sad
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by gregwebs 4y ago
I want synchronous validation with business logic. After the synchronous validation event streaming could be useful.
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by gregwebs 4y ago
how do you customize it and use it as a library? Using it as a framework is deprecated now? I didn't see docs talking about this.
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by gregwebs 4y ago
These projects look great for reading data (although there are times where I would prefer to transform the data server side, that's not a deal breaker). However, they always seem lacking to me for writing data if I need to add business
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by gregwebs 4y ago
Guess which has more nitrites: a hot dog or a single arugula leaf? The scientists raising the alarm about these correlations can’t explain why eating nitrites would cause such harms. There may be something else that is more causul that this
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by gregwebs 4y ago
I am looking for a low-code system where I could easily add code for custom business logic (on the backend) when needed. Most of these systems seem well-suited to reading data, but don't seem suitable to writing it for non-trivial use
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by gregwebs 4y ago
Coherence seems to be targeting those not using Kubernetes? A K8s based tool is Signadot: https://www.signadot.com/ I haven't used either yet but I am looking into ways to automate ephemeral environments.
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by gregwebs 4y ago
This is password protected, so then an attacker must crack the password. The author exchanges the password over a phone call, which requires the password to be relatively weak, meaning the password is probably crackable. Exchanging the pass
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by gregwebs 4y ago
I see. Some of the integrations, such as K8s would offload the downtime to k8s itself so then it wouldn't be much of a problem (other than alerting if the secret sync is broken). How do I stay up to date on developments for the AWS&#x2
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by gregwebs 4y ago
That is considered better, but there are still potential attack vectors such as directory traversal. More secure yet is to have the application decrypt the secret in memory.
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by gregwebs 4y ago
This looks great! But after looking through the docs and Github, I don't know what the architecture is beyond there is a CLI and a browser UI that interact with some sort of central service. The main thing stopping me from using Vault
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by gregwebs 4y ago
> Because several people mention the integrated PCB antenna, the version 3.2 offer at least a basic use of the PCB antenna. Still, the external PCB antenna is the prefered way to use Wifi with the EsPiFF, now to use the integrated PCB an
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by gregwebs 4y ago
> While it was easy to get a (RPI) solution up and running in a short time, over time we got a lot of problems resulting from using the Pi. A key problem of the Pi's design is, to rely on an SD-card. > after some months the SD-ca
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by gregwebs 4y ago
There’s a natural consequence that would immediately solve this problem. If you are not a donator, then you can’t receive either (or at least you go to the back of the line). Such a system would probably cure your laziness but you would pro
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by gregwebs 4y ago
I use a lot of ghee for pancakes. And then you don't need to put butter on them before eating.
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by gregwebs 4y ago
I have been shocked on multiple occasions to see how difficult teams make it to do basic CRUD apps. Go lang is suggested rather than Rust, but the standard way of using Go is lower-level and less productive (unless you care about performanc
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by gregwebs 4y ago
For one problem. For the rest of the problems it has been very challenging to get the AI to write the correct solution. Still an impressive result that with specification, testing, and feedback the AI can come up with the correct result in
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by gregwebs 4y ago
Yes, that’s generally a good thing to do. This tool has the potential to be much more useful for consumers of your service to document it or interact with it.
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by gregwebs 4y ago
A better url might be https://hurl.dev/ Hurl runs super fast without startup latency unlike a lot of tools in this category written in node. The plain text format can be checked in and this can be part of your CI process. H
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by gregwebs 4y ago
Does this at all help connect a bug to the source control? For example, knowing that a bug is closed at a certain git revision?
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by gregwebs 4y ago
I think it doesn’t happen for errors because the error interface is almost always what is returned. It doesn’t seem that hard across if this style guide were followed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33566422
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by gregwebs 4y ago
The idea that Ukraine could have defended themselves with nukes comes from not understanding what was going on when the USSR fell apart. The nukes were placed in Ukraine by Russia since Ukraine was a border region of the USSR. Ukraine did n
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by gregwebs 4y ago
We can have 100% clean energy by 2035 if we assume the US is China and the state can build whatever it wants despite any local objections. And assume we increase battery supply by 40x (even though lithium price is going up dramatically now)
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by gregwebs 4y ago
Best practices should differentiate between libraries and applications. Otherwise, like this guide you assume every piece of code is a library and slow down application development. For example they recommend not using %w for errors- becaus
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by gregwebs 4y ago
Yeah, this is a setup for hard to understand bugs unless you have a corresponding rule (imposed by a linter) that a concrete type cannot be cast into an interface and then checked against nil (mostly this means when returning a concrete typ
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by gregwebs 4y ago
I used to tackle this issue by spending more time warming up than actually exercising. I am now using specific strengthening exercises from the kneesovertoesguy program to make my lower body more robust. I am not spending a lot of time on t
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by gregwebs 4y ago
Keto is a successful form of cancer treatment mostly for brain cancers. Low carb/keto haven't shown dramatic benefits for cancer treatment (like most treatments, it helps some people) or for cancer prevention. Exercise seems to f
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by gregwebs 4y ago
Practice at home (outside on grass is nice) starting from on your knees work up to on your feet. The real test is to have a partner push you over. Spend time strengthening the neck to avoid concussions.
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by gregwebs 4y ago
There’s a CLA that places specific restrictions on how the contribution can be re-licensed: http://www.harmonyagreements.org/docs/ha-cla-i.html I think it’s fair to demand that clarity. Keep in mind though that if a pr
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by gregwebs 4y ago
These numbers can be used in some test situations where you want to eliminate the possibility of accidentally sending SMS or calling someone. 555-01xx is best but it seems any 555 might work.

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