jhardy54

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   by jhardy54 5y ago

   I hate to ask, but is the example you suggested A Thing? I agree that it’s terrible for a handful of reasons, but it also seems kinda nice that you could annotate any variable with a description that’s passed around through its lifecycle.
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   by jhardy54 5y ago

   > Novel method of 3D geometry visualization Is it?
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   by jhardy54 5y ago

   I promise I’m actually curious and not trying to be difficult: is this the same as asking “what problem does this solve” or something different? I’d love a concrete example but I know that might be hard without using a real topic.
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   by jhardy54 5y ago

   I’ll be quite curious to hear whether this has any impact on the animals. If so, I’ll be curious to see whether hacktivism for animal rights increases in the future.
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   by jhardy54 5y ago

   I’m guessing they mean options like https://leaf.arcteryx.com/us/en/ If they mean something else, I’d also be curious.
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   by jhardy54 5y ago

   Alternatively: -- and ---. Some operating system (like iOS) even automatically convert to – and — for you.
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   by jhardy54 5y ago

   What are you building with now? Rust/Go/something snazzy?
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   by jhardy54 5y ago

   I do this too, but I’m always frustrated by the mismatch between database constraints and application constraints. For example, when using Django you can declare a field as varchar(32) but that constraint isn’t checked until you actually in
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   by jhardy54 5y ago

   Open source != zero cost.
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    by jhardy54 5y ago

    Yes.
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    by jhardy54 5y ago

    I’d highly recommend this explanation: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XRr1kaXKBsU
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    by jhardy54 5y ago

    I think that’s really cool, and I appreciate then “whenever it is an option” but. It’s so easy to see it as a black and white issue rather than a continuum where small actions make a large impact. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
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    by jhardy54 5y ago

    > Why make an apple taste like the death of a cow? I’ve been “vegan” for the better half of a decade and I don’t think this is confusing at all: because it’s familiar and it tastes good. Familiarity and tastes can change over time, but i
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    by jhardy54 5y ago

    Thanks for the recommendation, that looks like a great resource.
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    by jhardy54 5y ago

    I think you might enjoy Debt: The First 5000 Years. Lots of great info on the history of money and how it’s used today.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    > A lazy programmer do not edit long files, they teach regular expressions how to edit the file in their place. A lazy programmer uses a proper parser instead of trying to write a parser in regular expressions.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Right, which is why it’s absolutely critical to bind to 127.0.0.1 instead of 0.0.0.0 in your docker / docker-compose config.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Alternatively, you can add fzf to the <TAB> menu and have it available anywhere that you have tab-completion: https://github.com/Aloxaf/fzf-tab (I use this and it works great.)
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Thanks for linking the article so I could find the context that you removed: > “When polls said only about half of all Americans would take a vaccine, I was saying herd immunity would take 70 to 75 percent,” Dr. Fauci said. “Then, when n
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    I'm considering switching from Android to iOS because I don't want to throw away my phone once my 2-4 years of security updates are over. How do firmware updates factor into your thinking around Android and security? Is there a wa
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Programming language theory is its own branch of computer science, but I'm not sure whether that qualifies as a "self-contained discipline": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language_theory Or,
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    They will! This is called cryptanalysis, and it's very common for ciphers to be weakened over time.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Instead of being rude and snarky, maybe you could highlight some IDE-only features that you find compelling?
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Taking offense? No. But "you should social distance and/or wear a mask when outdoors" is not equivalent to religious zealots attacking people because of their bigotry. Oof.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    > The COVID scolds who rail at people to wear masks while distanced outdoors or campaign to close down parks and beaches, despite no evidence that such measures impact COVID transmission, are like the Orthodox Jews in Israel who throw ro
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    Why were early psychedelicists so weird?(slatestarcodex.com)

    1 points by jhardy54 6y ago|0 comments
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Not being snarky: What's the alternative? Like, what would happen if you didn't do that? I ask because my wife and I spend money however we like, and I think it'd be quite strange if she checked in with me before spending $15
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Thats very silly. Source: Am vegan.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    This provides a list of well-known vulnerabilities, it doesn't actually audit the source code to find unknown vulnerabilities.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    > I am wondering if this is satire? Yep.