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by ibash 2y ago
In addition to restic: rustic https://github.com/rustic-rs/rustic It’s a rewrite of restic in rust, but has a few more quality of life features and a config file for setting params (instead of restic only having cli fl
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by ibash 2y ago
duckdb It’s a cli that lets you query anything table-like with sql. csv, excel, parquet, and other dbs all in one comfy sql interface.
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by ibash 2y ago
I do know that. But again, a military intelligence unit focused on spying is not equivalent to a university.
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by ibash 2y ago
I appreciate you pointing out the inaccuracies. Was actually hoping for that. > But how is that fundamentally different than MIT, Stanford et al training a pipeline of people that go to big tech firms that also arguably violate privacy?
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by ibash 2y ago
Is there anything factually wrong with the article? I read it / fact checked and it wasn’t obviously inaccurate.
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by ibash 2y ago
> after you put it into a real container What? Who recontainers flour?
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by ibash 2y ago
s/Nutria/People/g
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by ibash 2y ago
> The customer probably notices this kind of a thing but it’s a miracle if the customer bothers to report it, and another miracle if it eventually turns into a ticket, and another miracle if someone prioritises it enough to spend time fi
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by ibash 2y ago
I believe it boils down to what we teach as “finished”. Is a feature finished when the code works? When the pull request is merged? Or when a feature works well ? I also believe there’s a lack of care. The difference between a craftsman an
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by ibash 2y ago
mitmproxy.org can act as a wireguard vpn iirc
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by ibash 2y ago
Thanks for the response. While people might nitpick on how things were handled, the fact that you checked if anyone was affected and fixed it promptly is a good thing.
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by ibash 2y ago
Would gladly pay $200 for that. I tried garmin, apple watch, whoop, and a couple other heart rate trackers recently… they’re very very uncomfortable when coming from a Casio!
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by ibash 2y ago
It very clearly does concern us… hence the thread. FWIW I’m only familiar with the term “pragmatic programmer” because of the book. I don’t think I’ve ever heard it in any other context. When I saw the post I thought it was written by the s
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by ibash 2y ago
Simple solution: figure out which episode they were on and play the next episode even louder. Also it's a fantastic show.
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by ibash 2y ago
Though mine has been pretty indestructible. No case only mine, have dropped it a bunch and has a few dents, but the screen is perfect and I still get great battery life.
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by ibash 2y ago
Sounds like you want “because it should exist” which the best software comes from.
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by ibash 2y ago
I tried to find out why. Unfortunately the change that introduces it predates the official release by a few months. And predates the mailing list by about a year: https://trac.nginx.org/nginx/changeset/5238e93961a1
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by ibash 2y ago
I just realized you’re the creator of hsluv… thank you for that!
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by ibash 2y ago
If you don’t need to scale and you want something simple you might try rolling your own blue/green deployment using nginx or haproxy. The basic idea is that traffic gets served by nginx or haproxy and forwarded to your app server. When
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by ibash 2y ago
This video is great. Especially the comment that it takes a week to a month to deeply understand a research paper.
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by ibash 2y ago
Which means now’s the time to learn and build.
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by ibash 2y ago
Oh shit. Turned off night mode and switched sides!
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by ibash 2y ago
Nah turquoise is green.
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by ibash 2y ago
Loving this trend of banning phones. I overheard a conversation last week from a group of teachers talking about the phone ban: They had students put their phone in signal blocking bags. But some phones kept searching for signal until they
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by ibash 2y ago
The engine part is looking for users that are somewhat, but not totally satisfied and building for them. That is - you don’t want to build for people that already love your product (it’s already great for them!) and you don’t want to build
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by ibash 2y ago
I think “this behavior is by design” is often an excuse. Building quality software is hard because it’s the mistakes and oversights that get noticed. It’s much easier for someone to claim it’s “by design” than to try and fix it.
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by ibash 2y ago
Two lines of reasoning. First: A lot of time was spent building consensus. No individual felt they had unilateral power to remove the calculator. Instead the behavior was to seek approval. That's probably because of unclear ownership,
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by ibash 2y ago
> Before long, a dedicated Slack channel was created, which accrued over 550+ messages representing opinions from every corner of the company. Another few thousand words and dozens of hours were spent in meetings discussing what we shoul
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by ibash 2y ago
It’s more nuanced than that. A lot of VCs aren’t incentivized to see their portfolio company ipo. They are incentivized to see their portfolio company get a higher valuation and raise more. So it would seem that attractiveness leading to a
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by ibash 2y ago
You know, we can solve all the problems if we get rid of the athletes…

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