jhardy54

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by jhardy54 3y ago
> Arguably he could have a lot to say about our culture spewing out hydrocarbons being damaging to the planet […] Good?
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by jhardy54 3y ago
That’s in the second screenshot.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Cool! Is there somewhere I can learn about the custom JSON format? Its possible that I’m just wary because I’m unfamiliar.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Oh neat! I worked on Secure Scuttlebutt, so this is right up my alley. I’ll check out your RFC drafts, thanks for the tip! Answering your question: it’s mostly the curmudgeonly tendency to avoid custom protocols that are harder to introspe
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Hi Marius. This looks neat, the only big worry I have is about the custom protocol and virtual DOM patching. Do you have thoughts on what it’d take to use plain HTML over the wire instead?
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by jhardy54 3y ago
The article clearly states that patents can be filed for AI-generated inventions. The only limitations are: - The patent owner must be human. - The patent owner must have made some “significant” contribution to the invention. Please be sure
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Isn’t that what the previous comment said? I don’t think HTTP 504 is specific to Big Tech.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
So… novelty single-file libraries? I’m not sure that “it works if you only have one file” truly supports your argument.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
How would a hydrophobic coating help?
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Do you mind linking me to some large C projects that don’t use make/autotools/etc?
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Yeah, it’s really great that compiling C is a straightforward endeavor that doesn’t require any tools, and definitely doesn’t depend on executables that generate or parse configuration files. I’m confident that no C developers have ever s
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by jhardy54 3y ago
> A HEAD is the end of that line. A detached head is when you have checked out a sha that isn’t the end. This isn’t quite a right. I hope my clarification is helpful! HEAD is the ref that you currently have checked out. This could be a c
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by jhardy54 3y ago
This led me on a bit of a rabbit hole, but I’m suspicious that Moss may refer to Stephanie Moss, who is referenced in the preface of Mathographic by Robert Dixon.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
First thing that popped into my head: “interesting randomness” is when you can’t predict future frames, but [within some interval] you gain that ability. Static on the TV is random but uninteresting, whereas morse code is “random” at first,
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Yep, honestly their black shirt with the dog on the back is kind of cool, but the corny “Humanize the web!” on the sternum ruined it for me.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Aljoscha and gwil are excellent people, I’m excited to see them working together. Looks to me like they’re solving some of the biggest problems with Secure Scuttlebutt.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
> (In fact, it’s considered deprecated) That’s not true. https://react.dev/learn/start-a-new-react-project Vite fans recommend Vite, but that doesn’t change the official documentation.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
This can have substantial performance implications, not to mention DX considerations.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Selecting a link changes the URL. The back button takes you to the previous URL. They didn’t break the back button. Hijacking the back button is a real problem, but this ain’t it.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
When you click links it changes the URL, so the back button takes you to the previous URL. I absolutely hate when pages hijack the back button, but this ain’t it.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Yep! My mistake, nice catch.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
> ctrl-l ctrl-c ctrl-shift-p ctrl-v enter FTFY EDIT: Mine was wrong too. Thanks to ipython for the correction.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Friendly suggestion: the conventional capitalization is either Postgres or PostgreSQL.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Thanks for admitting that you made up the “proven to work” thing. Have a nice week.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
> These policies are proven to work […] Prove it.
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by jhardy54 3y ago
> […] regularly rotate their MongoDB Atlas passwords Is there some context I’m missing, or is this a modern security team recommending password rotation?
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Exactly! Why would anyone use gcc/clang when you can just hire someone to hand-write assembly instead?
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by jhardy54 3y ago
I don't give Facebook permission to use my pictures, my information or my publications, both of the past and the future, mine or those where I show up. By this statement, I give my notice to Facebook it is strictly forbidden to disclos
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by jhardy54 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyatt_Regency_walkway_collap...
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by jhardy54 3y ago
Python wheels are one use-case I’m excited about.

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