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by hk1337 1y ago
> Directionally I think this is right. We have a term at work we use called, "directionally accurate", when it's not entirely accurate but headed in the right direction.
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by hk1337 1y ago
Perhaps, yes. My main thought was there wasn't a lot of thought behind choosing the license back then.
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by hk1337 1y ago
I wouldn't be all that surprised to hear the real reason Rails chose MIT license was because that's what everyone else was doing. I remember there was a surge of projects on Github, almost all of them MIT license.
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by hk1337 1y ago
Kudos to the large text. I was thinking of doing similar on my blog.
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by hk1337 1y ago
They should probably reword it so that "free services" and "abuse your privacy" is not so closely linked in that case.
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I think it's really a perceived monopoly. Apple has created such a great thing that everyone wanted to get in on it but some people don't want to pay the Apple premium. Because most of their market is Apple App Store, they can mak
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by hk1337 1y ago
I'm not so sure it's the best argument but I get what they're saying. The problem is, the argument basically says all free apps are bad, all paid apps are good. The price of an app isn't a good indicator of its intention
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by hk1337 1y ago
I think people see phones like Android, they like the things they can do with it but like the iPhone better and want Apple to do it with iPhone.
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by hk1337 1y ago
Sometimes I feel like the guy in the mongodb is webscale video and just want to go get a farm out in the country and shovel pig shit all day.
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by hk1337 1y ago
> I wonder how many IP certs you could get for how much money with the different cloud providers. I wonder if they'll offer wildcard certs at some point.
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by hk1337 1y ago
- They’re giving you a line of credit, money you don’t have, to buy a house. - Why else would mortgage loans ave percentage rates if not to make money off lending you money?
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by hk1337 1y ago
This seems like it’s going to harm more people than help. Encouraging fiscal irresponsibility under the guise of improving your credit score. All it’s really going to do is give lenders another metric to deny you a loan, either because of d
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by hk1337 1y ago
I remember years ago, we had an opposite experience. Not necessarily with pipes. We were running on Linux with a php app that would communicate with a soap api on .net and found that a .net implementation had better response time.
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by hk1337 1y ago
Is there any precedent for this yet? This sounds like some overeager lawyers talking out of their ass hoping you don’t call them out for it? It sounds like it’s for a very specific situation that really doesn’t apply to most people.
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by hk1337 1y ago
> This new editor is actually a reimplementation of the classic MS-DOS 5 EDIT program from 1991. I remember editing the AUTOEXEC.BAT in that thing as well as writing my own BAT files and QBASIC.
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by hk1337 1y ago
What exactly is that doing? Is there some backend limitation for WiFi interfaces that making it think it’s Ethernet is faster?
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by hk1337 1y ago
I missed it because it was at the very end so thanks for pointing it out. Sounds like Trump’s EO had nothing to do with with suspending the account? > Microsoft said the decision to suspend Mr. Khan’s email had been made in consultation
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by hk1337 1y ago
Does anybody care, besides you, that you’re ISO 27001 compliant? I thought SSAE 16 and other SSAE standards were the main things people were concerned with having?
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by hk1337 1y ago
I didn’t really mean it as corrective. I just thought it was interesting how subtle differences can completely change, in this case, a location.
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It was one major occurrence with freak weather conditions and unpreparedness for something that _rarely_, if ever, occurs in Texas every 100 years.
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by hk1337 1y ago
https://www.ercot.com/gridmktinfo/dashboards
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by hk1337 1y ago
> West TX FYI, there actually is a city called West, so it would usually appear as "West, TX" or West TX". It's actually between Dallas and Austin though and not in the west.
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by hk1337 1y ago
That's good but you still need documentation of available methods and how to use them. That's it's literate just makes it that much easier to connect what you read in the documentation with the code.
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Like most documentation.
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by hk1337 1y ago
No shit. They said in the keynote that the Liquid Glass design update was a result of what they created for the Apple Vision UI. They're making iOS, iPadOS, macOS match the same UI as visionOS.
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by hk1337 1y ago
> and what it took was writing down each routine and tracking the weight I did last time. I think there's a huge connection to physically writing it as opposed to typing and printing. I never did anything with the weight lifting log
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by hk1337 1y ago
I haven't tested this but the main risk that is possible is users creating PRs on public repositories with actions that run on pull request.
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This is why I avoid using non-official actions where possible and always set a version for the action. We had a contractor that used some random action to ssh files to the server and referenced master as the version to boot. First, ssh isn&
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Similar to MechanicalSoup is what I meant, which uses BeautifulSoup as well. > without all the verbosity of Selenium It's definitely verbose but from my experience a lot of the verbosity is developers always looking for elements fro
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> Say goodbye to webdriver compatibility nightmares That's cool but Chrome is the only browser I have had these issues with. We have a cron process that uses selenium, initially with Chrome, and every time there was a chrome browser

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