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811.
by icedchai 1y ago
At this point, time would be better spent moving to IPv6, don't you think?
812.
by icedchai 1y ago
I have my own Wireguard mesh network between my home network and a couple of VPSes. I configured it all manually, too. I'm basically running a virtual public network and have it routing a /24 (BGP announced at the VPSes) back to
813.
by icedchai 1y ago
Even if they go on site, it can still be faked.
814.
by icedchai 1y ago
Many of these arguments are context dependent. If I embed an iframe, then ask a user to log in / provide credentials to whatever is loaded into that iframe, I can see the argument since it is difficult to for the user to verify the ori
815.
by icedchai 1y ago
I'm one of the few that likes the gmail interface, I guess. Whenever I'm forced to use Outlook's web interface, I want to vomit.
816.
by icedchai 1y ago
I spent almost 10 hours at a coworking space and didn't even worry about charging my M4 MacBook Pro. Apple Silicon is a game changer: incredible performance and long battery life, generally totally silent, no thermal throttling. 10 ho
817.
by icedchai 1y ago
I loved the original AIM. I remember using it from roughly 1999 to when it was finally deprecated in 2017. Almost 20 years!
818.
by icedchai 1y ago
True, true. I remember writing full blown applications as perl CGI scripts, back in the day. I should see if I can dig up some of that stuff.
819.
by icedchai 1y ago
It's not the end of the world, but it's annoying. I used to work at a place that had a huge monorepo with tons of dependencies. Poetry would sit there grinding away for 4 or 5 minutes. With smaller projects, I agree it's not
820.
by icedchai 1y ago
This doesn't make much sense. With physical access, I could easily just download python and do the same thing. Or anything else.
821.
by icedchai 1y ago
/usr/bin/python3 is showing 3.9.6 on my Sequoia 15.5. That seems... ancient. I'm using 3.13 for all my work and personal projects.
822.
by icedchai 1y ago
That's basically pydantic settings: https://docs.pydantic.dev/latest/concepts/pydantic_settings/
823.
by icedchai 1y ago
It seems that way! I briefly experimented with it when it first came out, but never used it in any production code. I've never seen it used by anyone else, either.
824.
by icedchai 1y ago
uv is soooo much faster than Poetry, especially for dependency resolution.
825.
by icedchai 1y ago
Sure, but you could've done the same thing with perl in the 80's and 90's.
826.
by icedchai 1y ago
Personal preference, but I prefer to use 'mise' instead of 'asdf' these days: https://mise.jdx.dev/
827.
by icedchai 1y ago
Having worked with Lambda since it was announced over 10 years ago, it was also clear to me. However, I can also understand if one was new to it and read zero documentation about its execution model, they might be confused. I'd expec
828.
by icedchai 1y ago
"Lead Engineer" usually suffices.
829.
by icedchai 1y ago
Perhaps if he added a delay before returning the response he could’ve narrowed down the problem?
830.
by icedchai 1y ago
This is true, but it's not just that. How many useless cable TV packages are people paying for, on top of Netflix, Hulu, and tons of other streaming services?
831.
by icedchai 1y ago
After fixing internet for some neighbors and older relatives, I've wondered if people would pay for a home network / internet handyman service. It's super frustrating, especially for older folks. They often confuse their emai
832.
by icedchai 1y ago
Heh. My first dialup modem was 1200 baud, way back in 1987.
833.
by icedchai 1y ago
Also, keep in mind that APRS is generally 1200 baud (though I did see some mention of 9600 now.) This is way worse than anything most people experienced during the dialup Internet days.
834.
by icedchai 1y ago
If we go back to 1990's tech (example: BBSes, IRC, gopher, HTTP sites with little to no javascript), possibly fine. Today I see static web sites built with heavyweight JS frameworks that load multiple megabytes. You'll be waiting
835.
by icedchai 1y ago
So not even Amazon can fix this? What if my company goes bankrupt with several TB locked up?
836.
by icedchai 1y ago
Good to know! I’ve never used that feature.
837.
by icedchai 1y ago
It can be done if you delete the versions. You’ll need to use the aws cli.
838.
by icedchai 1y ago
What if someone deletes a bucket? Then all your versioning is gone...
839.
by icedchai 1y ago
You jumped ahead. Using a set is an optimization. The interviewer was not prepared for a candidate to get that far ahead...
840.
by icedchai 1y ago
Yeah. As a teenager with an A3000 in 1991, I still would've loved to run AMIX though! A couple years later I got a used 386SX and played around with early Linux distros.

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