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Use Case for Stateful Property Testing in Go
(blog.tiserbox.com)
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ibizaman
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ibizaman
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Senior Backend Engineer with 11 years experience. I’m taking care of a customer facing backend pipeline at work and am committed in having it run as smoothly as possible, investing heavily in observability. I also designed, implemented and
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ibizaman
2y ago
It does because on the server you can’t distinguish the IPs from different clients anymore. But indeed, you have other means of tracking.
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3y ago
That video should be cut at some point and split into individual ones. True though chapter marks would be an easy solution.
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3y ago
Hi, I’m the author of the talk on module contracts. Thank you so much Daroc Alden for the great write-up! Happy to answer any questions.
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I like the idea. It reminds me of the incredible issue with US banks where the most common way to setup 3rd party integrations with it is to give your username and password. Like, WTF? It’s funny because as a passionate self-hoster, I consi
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3y ago
That’s super neat! I’m curious though, did you manage to reduce screen time? Also, you were talking about creation, did your kids help you in any way on this project? To build the game maybe?
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I like the idea but I agree with you it’s scary from a privacy perspective. If I had to use something like that, I’d I use Home Assistant which can listen 24/7 but everything stays local.
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ibizaman
3y ago
Just install ESPHome on it :)
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ibizaman
3y ago
+1 for the presets.
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3y ago
I do the same! I checkout the branch of the PR then do a mixed reset to origin/main. This way, the git status shows all the changes. It’s really neat indeed.
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3y ago
I recommend everyone to try this app out. It’s just the best iOS app that allows offline read it later functionality and supports self-hosting the server! And highlights and notes work really well on iOS.
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ibizaman
3y ago
Please, just listen to the teachers. They probably know best how to teach.
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3y ago
Because it’s not about the price. And you’re the adult, you earn the money, you’re not required to share a fixed percentage of income with your children.
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It’s on us to allow our kids to free roam and stop being subject to social pressure that leaving them be is bad or risky.
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3y ago
That’s honestly the right mindset. Our brain loooves conspiracy theories. In a way, it’s more comforting to us to think we are lead by very intelligent mischievous people than to realize most of us just do an ok job, have imposter syndrome,
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3y ago
Actually robocalls are a good example too where we don’t need to remove our privacy for less scam calls. Admittedly, allowing others to listen in to all calls is a solution, but what a trade off it is to allow that. I learned recently about
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3y ago
The landlord, yes. The electric company directly, bypassing the landlord, probably not.
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3y ago
Quoted from the article: > When a person uses a room in a house to engage in illegal or just terrible activity, we don’t call on the electric company to cut off the light and heat to the entire house, or the post office to stop deliverin
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Quoting the article: > When a person uses a room in a house to engage in illegal or just terrible activity, we don’t call on the electric company to cut off the light and heat to the entire house, or the post office to stop delivering ma
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3y ago
If it’s truly the first time Tier 1 blocking happens, I don’t see how the EFF can be at odds with history.
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3y ago
To be honest, I really like the idea but I dislike that it is based on a microcontroller faking the components. It reminds me of a similar experience I had in a museum where the experiment had you cycling to give power to a bulb. The quicke
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I’m maybe missing something but non-flake nix also pull packages by just referencing them. Right?
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3y ago
Step 0 should be open an issue to know if they’re at least interested, before starting implementing anything.
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4y ago
A contrary anectdotal exemple. We use MongoDB where I work and the only justification is it was the new fad at the time. Now it bites us because we use it as a relational DB. PostgreSQL would’ve been much more suitable in our case but it wa
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4y ago
He has a few videos on security on his youtube channel.
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4y ago
I agree. As a language which intends to replace shell scripts, I would show first that the syntax is pretty much the same in Hush. I would put this page first https://hush-shell.github.io/cmd/index.html
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5y ago
From the iOS app page, yes, it supports manual caching of a song, a folder and a playlist.
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5y ago
https://xkcd.com/1053/
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5y ago
How come you only remember the first hour?
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