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by groestl 8y ago
If it works out, and there's no public outcry, they'll just reduce the limit to 10k after a while.
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by groestl 8y ago
This is a simple example, but usually you have command line arguments, the output can be large, and you might have input to process. As soon as you have that, you arrive at a more complex API, but one where you don't shoot yourself in
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by groestl 8y ago
This is how far we've come, sadly.
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by groestl 8y ago
As an alternative to page counts, we used HLLs to estimate (unique) cardinality, and were quite happy with it. There is a postgres extension (postgresql-hll) and also a version for the JVM using the same algorithm/data format.
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by groestl 8y ago
I'm probably just misunderstanding, but a calendar like Google Calendar definitely needs to store time with a time zone (i.e. dates with a time component). This allows to keep a scheduled event at 9 AM, even if the time zone offset is
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by groestl 8y ago
Can you elaborate on the first issue?
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by groestl 8y ago
A side note on the last part: @cert-authority is an underrated feature of OpenSSH. More companies should use it to make their infrastructure safer to use.
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by groestl 8y ago
I'm happy that I found this subthread here, which in a sea of comments talks about the really relevant point: Signal's goal is not to provide the most secure communication channel ever to targeted individuals. It's to mitigat
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by groestl 8y ago
But a great idea to apply to all the websites of Article 13 supporters.
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by groestl 8y ago
Yet, notably, copyrighted material meant for human consumption is exactly the kind of content that aligns best with high throughput/extreme latency scenarios.
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by groestl 8y ago
A lot of old forums and communities will cease to exist.
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by groestl 8y ago
I know there are potentially lots of other confounding variables (like socioeconomic status), but would that kind of correlation not support the thesis? I know that me and my friends did much fewer stupid things as soon as we got a computer
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by groestl 8y ago
Here is how this works: https://www.link-assistant.com/news/keyword-refinements.html Basically, Google tries to anticipate query refinements, improving the search as a skilled user would do. Most users are not skilled
764.
by groestl 8y ago
So, PCs?
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by groestl 8y ago
I mean that agnosticism operates on a different level, kind of like a syntax error in an expression versus that expression being false.
766.
by groestl 8y ago
Agnosticism is "This claim is untestable and therefore not scientific. I don't accept that claim, not just based on the (lack of) evidence presented so far, but because I reject it's underlying question."
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by groestl 8y ago
There is a difference between rejecting a claim and not accepting a claim, yet you use both expressions to describe the position of an atheist. Which one is it?
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by groestl 8y ago
> But these kinds of file names are landmine for all programming languages. That's simply not true. Some languages/platforms do not emphasize, or actively stand in the way of correctly describing layers of input, often in the n
769.
by groestl 8y ago
If you mess up quoting, a lot of things break when you're presented with "funny" input. If you get quoting right, you stop worrying about the things OP mentions. Instead of limiting the input creating more mess and a new set
770.
by groestl 8y ago
It takes an admin to bring down a host, but it takes a configuration management system to bring down a site.
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by groestl 8y ago
Or the closed loop of an automatic rollback itself tips over the system and causes the outage.
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by groestl 8y ago
Yes, in the sense of busybox I would say.
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by groestl 8y ago
We've used a monolithic microservice architecture before and were happy enough about it. The application was basically structured in microservices, but developed in a single project (monorepo and all) and the build produced a single bu
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by groestl 8y ago
Unless this is actually not a security company investigating a huge breach.
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by groestl 8y ago
I'm sure there will be an emulator for those, the next time you need it!
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by groestl 8y ago
You can say that for sufficiently high values of hard, "hard to guess" implies "globally unique".
777.
by groestl 8y ago
FullContact? Although it's "Enhanced Contact API" has been discontinued.
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by groestl 8y ago
The great thing about a reproducible build system and a large enough userbase is that it blurrs the line between a compile-from-source distro like Gentoo and a binary distro. This could be huge: flexibility when needed, and convenience ever
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by groestl 8y ago
Yes, to some extend I understand where this is coming from. I'm also more talking about the sisyphean situation than the person actually doing it: it's like placing a cherry on top of a mountain of dirt.
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by groestl 8y ago
> baking the build date/machine name into the binary This I find especially moronic. A deterministic build would have provided a perfect way to trace back a binary to it's sources/source commit, but let's give that up

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