jjnoakes

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by jjnoakes 5y ago
While not a perfect replacement, I like hedge doc myself. https://hedgedoc.org/
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
If it's an air-gapped local network, then sure, but how useful is that? Are you disconnecting your phone/laptop from the internet when you access the air-gapped network, or do you use two network interfaces on every device? I assu
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
That helps for external threats breaking into buggy network services, but it doesn't help for compromised apps/images/dependencies exfiltrating your secrets.
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
Right, but some of those desirable system properties are much easier and lower friction in microservices. And others in monoliths. Each has its pros and cons.
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
I'm not for or against microservices, but that seems like quite the cherry-picked list. There are arguments on the other side too, such as... If we think about the easiest way to swap out pieces of functionality, that is by using well-
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
Is it normal for unofficial apps to use namespaces like "com.microsoft.Edge"? Or am I misreading?
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
FYI if you use an openssh client and you can't disconnect via closing the remote shell normally, type RET+tilde+period in sequence to close it forcefully without losing your local shell. There are more RET+tilde shortcuts as well.
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
Or, perhaps more likely, a third party "security" department contacted by the bank implements some AI-backed system that notices your program scraping data and freezes your account.
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
This is one of the purposes of doubly-linking the nodes. Say your struct is in two lists. To remove it from both, first follow the next/prev pointers of the first list embedded struct to remove it from the first list, and then do the s
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
Not sure I follow, can you explain with a code snippet?
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
> if something is picking up the output and parsing it as JSON, it can deduce from a failed parse that the program didn't complete, rather than going by termination status. This is bad advice. Consider output that might be truncated
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
Maybe make it so the emoji are shared without a URL, and anyone can paste the emoji into some place on the site to recreate the grids?
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
Not OP but for my Wordle clone I used this, with some minimal manual pruning to my taste: http://wordlist.aspell.net/
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
If you get everyone on social media who plays Wordle to run shuf, I'll eat my hat. I bet not even 10% of Wordle players know what the command line is, nevermind shuf...
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
This seems like quite a dismissive comment. I think there is a lot to be said for the presentation, polish, how easy it is to share, and the idea that everyone sees the exact same puzzle once per day, making it viral as you compete with you
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
Well first, the ? can't be 1, 2, or 8, right? And second, you could guess equations without 1, 2, or 8 to narrow down the missing digit in only two more guesses. Edit: Brain fart on the first part, but I think the second part would hav
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
Right but that last one is the problem... https://github.com/muesli/coral/blob/master/go.sum https://github.com/spf13/cobra/blob/master/go.sum
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
> Ask my dad or the variety of people in your life that have had it happen to them Every rear-end accident I've ever been aware of at a stop sign would have happened whether the person in front stopped for 2 seconds, 5 seconds, or 7
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
Who is just driving into cars at stop signs because they stop for an extra two seconds?
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
Sure but someone putting #!/bin/bash at the top of their script, written for non-POSIX bash, won't have that issue...
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
A/B testing implies extra tracking and reporting of behavior, to distinguish between the A group and the B group's response to the change. On a website, that isn't too much of a problem, because you expect your activity to be
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
That's the point though, isn't it? Why claim things that you can't provide evidence for?
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
Do you have evidence that the moderators are skewing things?
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
It'd be nice if you edited your post with the correction.
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
> Those that choose not to will have a higher risk of death, due to a decision they made. This makes it sound like you think the consequences of their actions are limited to them; if that were true, then I think the debate would be a lot
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
Why wouldn't the string_view constructor be inlined and get the same treatment?
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
> your proposal isn't as efficient, since it calls strlen on construction of string_view The code it replaces also had a strlen in it.
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
Perhaps, but crappy Java and crappy Go won't have memory corruption concerns, which is a huge plus in and of itself.
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
For a fun and fairly basic task, consider giving the 2019 advent of code a try. You will end up with a basic emulator for an imaginary machine, but you will get to solve interesting puzzles with it.
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by jjnoakes 5y ago
I think similar to wordle, but the defender can change the word being guessed at will as long as they don't invalidate any previous response.

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