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by hakre 4y ago
Nix has support for containers, and personally I think they are a beauty. Like the rest of the system. The advantage of Nix is similar thought: The first green build of any revision is cached and kept as "that revisions build" for
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by hakre 4y ago
Err, playing that card in this context looks a bit disconnected to me. Does this suggest a bit of unknowns in Nix and Nix OS?
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by hakre 4y ago
Native menus? When I need native menus, I use a GUI toolkit, you might have put too much of your concerns into my words. When I do "native" Menus in HTML I use lists und you can skip to navigation on top if you like but content co
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by hakre 4y ago
I love that :hover trick, a well placed tag in back and the mouse does not leave the "opened" (active) content that easily. There is also :focus.
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by hakre 4y ago
Really zero, like non of the visitors was hitting the original servers? That would be impressive then. And you should consider to make money with delegating the traffic, not give away the traffic for free.
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by hakre 4y ago
Yes, and thinking, that @supports selector is also suggested in one of the examples in the article: /* Warning message about support for :has() */ @supports selector(:has(img)) { body small { display: none;
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by hakre 4y ago
Perhaps because it is hidden behind a flag and could benefit from more reports first to get it stable? https://caniuse.com/css-has : > Supported in Firefox behind the `layout.css.has-selector.enabled` flag see https:&#x
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by hakre 4y ago
Thanks for taking the time to comment extensively. > so it's not like eslint changes your risk profile in regards to npm dependencies. Depends. If it is the only dependency from npm, it changes all to that regard. This is perhaps th
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by hakre 4y ago
Dipped into it. Staged changes, excluding renames. So git-fixup and git-absorb will now happily live together for the moment on my box. Made a good first impression, thanks again for the reference.
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by hakre 4y ago
Well written, honestly I find this hard, e.g. not using eslint that often, I have made no clear decision yet in which kind code input from npm for example falls.
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by hakre 4y ago
To prolongue instead of "etc." what is often of more interest for those who build: - configuration changes in the new versions - undocumented changes in the new versions - subtle changes in the build result that lead to flaws in t
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by hakre 4y ago
Staged or unstaged? Sounds interesting, will give it a try. Thanks for the details.
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by hakre 4y ago
thanks for the reference, using `git-fixup` myself since years: https://github.com/keis/git-fixup Will try `git-absorb`.
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by hakre 4y ago
Not sure it is that easy. The Docker API provides introspection for those as well as also there is no Light Matter only because the example project is not using an ADD stanza any longer but the Dockerfile context is from a tar ball created
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by hakre 4y ago
This is a case-by-case thing to analyse. However, as I understand it: If it applies (e.g. commercial context) and you distribute the software or offer a product based on the software, you need to show the audit of all, not just a part (e.g.
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by hakre 4y ago
As the container is the result of a build process, unless the tools aren't the build tools themselves, the whole container should be treated dark matter and just rebuild. It's process, not state.
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by hakre 4y ago
This is good to underline, but I found this confusing or contradicting as well. Also because of as they write about containers. In a container all files are tracked. That's the container.
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by hakre 4y ago
I also had problems to learn more about that. For me the article creates more confusion than has some theoretic or practical value.
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by hakre 4y ago
Sure, if adding symbols to text is enough, why do more? It's bending perhaps history of mankind in my book a little too much, saying the author of Markdown has discovered that and not lets say, someone else the "one or other"
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by hakre 4y ago
Next to copyright, often similar rights exist as well like protection for databases, like the file-system is one or the graph database in an SCM.
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by hakre 4y ago
> "The march of technology" Who are the stakeholders putting the machine to the run? Who owns the machine? This is much more subjective than clinical rhetoric praising tech may allure to.
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by hakre 4y ago
> By looking at other code? Are you violating copyright when you are writing similar code yourself? In that order likely a violation, but it depends on the concrete case, always.
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by hakre 4y ago
But what if not has the algorithm be designed for to extract that creative expression from the original work. The use is only helping developing the algorithm by adding more value to the product in improving extracting the creative expressi
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by hakre 4y ago
Incrediblest full of all the harmfulsts! Not only Machine learning: "Watching ditigal Walt Disney Movies is dependent on data." It is illegal as the attribution is missing. Also copyright applies etc. see the lawsuit. Its less a t
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by hakre 4y ago
Take this perspective: The less boxes in a row, the less complex. Can I use is biased towards feature creep. If not supporting a feature (in terms of not having it, not half implemented) would count and this would be visually faire represen
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by hakre 4y ago
IE didn't support XPath, a bit loose if style at all how the hrefs are dropping here.
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by hakre 4y ago
Well, by the book and its origins, there is no improvement just because in Markdown you can use any HTML. Markdown itself is part of the try when you follow the path of its history and when marketed as a subset, it means (and that approach
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by hakre 4y ago
Perhaps the script is missing that declares what is undefined behaviour in flakes.
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by hakre 4y ago
AFAIK you don't have to use flakes. Same as it's fine to only use shell.nix. No system is for eternity, nix builds are deterministically cached, often never reproduced, so I see no strong arguments against using direnv with shell.
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by hakre 4y ago
Can you share a bit about the completely empty sandbox? Is this a build-root with it's own user and environment? Or does it build inside worktree, e.g. a subdirectory. Or can both be done?

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