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jauco
3y ago
Oh, yeah I didn't explain that part. In GH you'd click "resolve" to mark a discussion as finished. Here you just remove the comments to do the same (they're still in the git history, so you don't loose them for
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3y ago
I have this "one weird trick" that I think is great, but somehow no-one else wants to use: At one point I worked with a fellow dev where we did PR reviews just as commits on top of the branch. So you'd check out their feature
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3y ago
I know a test case reducer as a thing that takes a long bug reproduction sequence (like, do a, b, c, d, e, f and then X happens) and turns it into a shorter list (just do a, d, f and then X happens) Which is useful. You get a log from prod,
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Salt and salary: were Roman soldiers paid in salt?
(kiwihellenist.blogspot.com)
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3y ago
I guess unions of string or number literals? type Option = “foo” | “bar"
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jauco
4y ago
Hah! When I took the first steps on my career path I wasn’t good at anything , had no idea what I really liked because I hadn’t had the opportunity to try most stuff and the top paying jobs of today didn’t even exist. I know you are a smar
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4y ago
Also: comparison with other languages such as dhall or cue or jsonnet at https://kcl-lang.io/docs/user_docs/getting-started/intro/
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4y ago
Oh, I misunderstood that then. I thought it was a plain servicification.
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4y ago
Blazegraph / amazon neptune (they’re the same thing) Or checkout tinkerpop and the databases that support it.
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4y ago
If you want to run nixos (i.e. the linux distro) then the configuration file is written in the nix language. Given that you’ll have to configure your installation, you’ll have to learn the nix language If you just want to use nix for packag
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4y ago
The real trick is to not pull up, but pull in the horizontal direction opposite to the sticky bar. That way the paper doesn’t curl
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5y ago
Friendly tip: new hdmi cables include ethernet. Make sure to use old ones to connect your media player
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5y ago
Why should everyone post? Maybe they just save articles?
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5y ago
I got that message recently when I downloaded chrome on a windows machine. (Maybe two weeks ago) I’m within the eu
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5y ago
Have you ever tried: https://ericlippert.com/2013/02/21/monads-part-one/ ? it was the one that did it for me.
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5y ago
Real archivists (as in people that have archivist as a job description and work at places that have “storing data forever” as a mission statement) tend to store the data in multiple formats. The source + a few derivations. They also store a
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5y ago
No. It’s definitely older than that. https://mobile.twitter.com/hillelogram/status/13292284196289...
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5y ago
The dutch one is better translated as “I’ll let it rust my crack” (as in buttcrack) rather than anus. It comes from the fact that we also used to use the word crack for “railtrack embedded in the pavement” as used by trams (streetcars). To
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5y ago
It’s not that the more benign virus beats the other one over the head, just that the more deadly strain dies out eventually while the more benign one doesn’t. Adding benign strains can’t speed up this process
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5y ago
The question by winrid on scaling authz would be interesting https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29323287
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5y ago
There’s no physics. You can make everyone’s eye-level a few inches above the place their head is rendered for the rest. So everyone is just a bit taller than everyone else. Simultaneously
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5y ago
It’s used for some exports: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25190844
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5y ago
Probably because they learned how much it hurts? (They get money but lose their baby) Going through all the trouble to rebuild the product I doubt they’ll do an acquihire again.
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5y ago
Both apple and ms stole most of it from xerox parc (star desktop)
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5y ago
The mimix whitepaper seems to be offline. (No longer in wp-content) would love to read more about your ideas!
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Yes, any PII that you obtain for a user for the express and sole purpose of something that the user asks of you (like a delivery address or a session cookie or a name to be printed on a business card) requires no further explicit approval i
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5y ago
set -o xtrace ftw! More languages should have that.
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6y ago
It kind of was the restoration of an older tradition: http://www.britannica.com/story/why-does-the-new-year-start-... though it is apparently not very clear who exactly started it and why that person did it.
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6y ago
This sucks. Real JSON is waay better than OP. Or at least use Protobuf, it's popular and created by Google, or bson. Don't use this, it's clearly a security nightmare.
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6y ago
Nice! For dutch names you could link to the “firstname-database” which shows the popularity of the name over time. E.g. https://www.meertens.knaw.nl/nvb/naam/is/Bert
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