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by gurchik 4y ago
I've done something like this with CircleCI and Github labels. The Continuation orb[1] allows you to dynamically generate your CI yml rather than using a static workflow. A Python script is executed which uses information about the PR
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Do you think the emails and screenshots in the lawsuit could be fake? I know nothing about the law but how would that not cause someone to become disbarred?
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> Pi-hole also has a nice interface for pointing `.local` domains to local IP addresses, which is much easier than messing with dnsmasq settings on the EdgeRouter. This is why I have Pi-hole set up as well. I wanted to have custom DNS re
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> From the point of view of a customer who has one of these cards, a recall or RMA is basically the same > a lot of people who are not impacted manage to convince themselves that they are Well, there's one difference in the two:
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Any company, even a startup, should have procedures in place for what to do when data loss occurs. I would hope that any service I’m a paying customer of would proactively reach out to customers in the event of data loss. Blaming the cloud
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Not even a month, only 14 days between your linked post (Dec 7) and when secrets might have been leaked ("starting from December 21, 2022 through today, January 4, 2023")
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An email was sent in October asking if you would like a Paypal transfer or e-gift card instead of a check.
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When I was younger I had a lot of trouble with OOP. It probably didn’t help that my two strongest languages at the time (PHP and Python) allow you to use them fully iteratively if you want. For some reason I never found an explanation that
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by gurchik 4y ago
> The Underhanded C Contest is an annual contest to write innocent-looking C code implementing malicious behavior. In this contest you must write C code that is as readable, clear, innocent and straightforward as possible, and yet it mus
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You may also be interested in this thread[1], where the CEO explains his thoughts on the hiring process. To summarize my recollection of the thread, they have a certain culture that their hiring process was designed to capture. https:&#x2F
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Ask HN: Any nonprofits looking for open source engineering volunteers?
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I was looking into how I could set up Hetzner Storage Box as a storage device for Nextcloud. Somehow I didn’t even realize that Hetzner offers their own hosted Nextcloud instances (Storage Share).
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https://archive.ph/uSCJS
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Did you reply to the wrong post?
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So if your contracting rate is 2x your FTE salary, and the company has offered you to be converted full time at 1x FTE salary, should you do it? It is true that the employer will now pay for things on your behalf like health insurance, paid
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For those out of the loop, people have been sharing screenshots of the screen transitions from Mitchell's videos and MAME since at least 2018 as evidence he cheated. This isn't new information. What is new is that rather than simp
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by gurchik 4y ago
Here's a recipe from the 18th century: https://youtube.com/watch?v=29u_FejNuks
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by gurchik 4y ago
> 31% of your gift will be used to support the volunteers who share their knowledge with you for free every day. What exactly does this mean? I can't find any breakdown of how donations are allocated, so I don't know how this m
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by gurchik 4y ago
Sorry, didn't see your message. You're right I edited it after, but I didn't refresh the page to see your comment.
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> Then they get very argumentative when someone says the mails look fine Are you referring to this? > Thanks for commenting. Unfortunately though I have to disagree, The Land. In my view, getting people on very limited incomes to dona
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by gurchik 4y ago
Samsung preinstalls a dozen more of their own apps on the phone too.
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That doesn't look to be "significantly more readable" than: def find_cell(table): for r, row in enumerate(table.rows): for c, cell in enumerate(row): if search_query.matches(cell.value): return
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by gurchik 4y ago
> Where is the empathy for the ones who passed on a college education because they didn't think they would be able to pay off the loan? I don't understand. No matter what kind of reform is done (making college cheaper, or forgi
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by gurchik 4y ago
I've also experienced this, which is why my Git configs all use my noreply GitHub email address now. Commits written with this email address are properly linked to your GitHub account on the website, but anyone who attempts to email it
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I wonder if you saw the update to the article in the discussion you linked? The attacker was a software engineer who worked at Ubiquiti. I think it's fair to criticize any internal controls that allowed a single engineer to have this a
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What about their security posture?
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> Around here we pay our best programmers around two thousand dollars per week. Which in 2022 dollars is $5700 per week.
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> For an entry level, 0-2 year experience programmer at a C level startup, you're easily looking at 100k+ salary. Everyone says this but I don't always see people mentioning that there are companies paying new grads this salary
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To add to this, in most media that shows virtual reality, people who are addicted to it are also shown. Those people, even knowing it is not real, still enjoy riding roller coasters or whatever. Yet in The Matrix franchise there isn't
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Because it wasn't real. Cypher says ignorance is bliss but that's the opposite that everyone else feels. They'd rather eat slop they know is real. Even the suggestion of trying to go back to the Matrix willingly was seen as a

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