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by jelder 1y ago
My thoughts exactly. And couldn’t an attacker just fill the logging volume with uninteresting events to prevent certain other events from being recorded?
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by jelder 1y ago
Lambda ends when you return. That's the contract. Bro needs a dose of mechanical sympathy and intellectual vulnerability.
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by jelder 1y ago
That’s my point, there is no best-first choice for everything. There will always be trade-offs. But Postgres makes the right trade-offs to be good enough in almost every scenario.
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by jelder 1y ago
"use Postgres for everything" is certainly wrong, eventually. It's still the second-best choice for every new project, and most products will never see the traffic levels that justify using something more specialized. Obvious
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by jelder 1y ago
direnv also has `dotenv` and `dotenv_if_exists` macros, which nicely gets around the fact that `.env` files typically omit the `export` statement.
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by jelder 1y ago
I don't get `.env` files. Just never made sense that we'd delegate managing environment variables to the processes which consumes them. https://direnv.net is a better solution IMO. Once you set it up in your shell, it
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by jelder 1y ago
3. Layoffs in all but name, mainly in response to a changing tax environment. See also: RTO.
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by jelder 1y ago
The very first feature listed is "nil." No thanks.
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by jelder 1y ago
CppCon 2018: Matt Godbolt “The Bits Between the Bits: How We Get to main()" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOfucXtyEsU
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Habits and Tools of Effective Remote Teams(jacobelder.com)
2 points by jelder 1y ago|0 comments
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Army Launches Detachment 201: Executive Innovation Corps(army.mil)
10 points by jelder 1y ago|0 comments
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by jelder 1y ago
I hadn't heard of tokei before, so I tried it on a small project of mine. Tokei _finishes_ before cloc can print its help text. I wrote this post in less time than it took `cloc .` to count all the files in my project, probably because
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by jelder 1y ago
This really just an argument for using iterator generators. Does Go offer those yet?
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by jelder 1y ago
Glad there’s finally a name for this phenomenon. Effect.js particularly egregious in this area. In my own libraries, I’ve definitely found myself producing less-than-perfect type safety because the readability tradeoff was too great. Overal
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by jelder 1y ago
Why can I hear these icons? Seriously, all of the window .wav files just got loaded from my long term memory, along with the sound of Windows launching from a magnetic HDD.
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by jelder 1y ago
Any relationship with the PG-Strom project? http://heterodb.github.io/pg-strom/
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by jelder 1y ago
They aren’t. This isn’t a news site, it’s a press release aggregator.
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by jelder 1y ago
I miss the old internet, when every article didn't have a goofy image at the top just for "optimization." With the exception of photography in reporting, it's all a waste of time and bandwidth. Most if it wasn't bes
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by jelder 1y ago
Just a Nine Inch Nails fan who really wanted the title to be a pun on “Pretty Hate Machine.”
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by jelder 2y ago
And some people call generative AI nothing but a copyright laundry…
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Guepard – Instant Database Environments(guepard.run)
2 points by jelder 2y ago|0 comments
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by jelder 2y ago
What's the $25 thing?
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by jelder 2y ago
Where can I sign up to get notified when the desktop app is available?
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by jelder 2y ago
The general term for this is "Session types." The Par crate is probably the most mature attempt at this to date. https://github.com/faiface/par
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by jelder 2y ago
A company which is even moderately "OK" at IT will already have the means to instantly lock and securely wipe devices of any employee at a moments notice. Doing this during a RIF is a hell of a lot better than making the mail room
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Configuration Complexity Clock (2012)(mikehadlow.blogspot.com)
51 points by jelder 2y ago|15 comments
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by jelder 2y ago
> every value is a string Somehow this design flaw escaped my notice.
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by jelder 2y ago
I don’t intend this to be mean, but is this satire? Confetti seems to proudly use concepts which are very much NOT popular right now. For example, you’ve reintroduced the Norway Problem. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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The Full-Stack Trap(medium.com)
3 points by jelder 2y ago|0 comments
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by jelder 2y ago
My favorite alias is `git out`, which just lists all unpushed commits. I use it all the time. [alias] out = "log @{u}.." In my head I always hear it in the voice of The Terminator: https://youtu.be/8cdC1

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