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by joshka 4y ago
That's an interesting perspective. Right now, though it seems like your only argument is "China". Perhaps you expand on what you think the problems you'd see in the future would be for this, and present some alternatives
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by joshka 4y ago
I was curious about the relationship between number of people on the planet vs acres of forest. Turns out there's enough forest for about 1.24 acres per person. That was close enough to 1 to be interesting.
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by joshka 4y ago
I did this in a field in Hirafu Village, Japan[1] near the end of April about 8 years ago . We didn't know about the spiral part, and so we just did it in layers. The spiral approach does seem like it would add a whole lot more stabili
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by joshka 4y ago
Explain "entity" to someone that is just starting their software development career ;)
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by joshka 4y ago
Much agreement on this. It's concrete, visible and has behaviors that work well (click, resize, draw etc.) as well as providing a good entry into the thought process when designing modern user interfaces with components.
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by joshka 4y ago
Yeah, it's hard to retrospectively unbreak commit history on legacy projects. Git notes[1] might be a possible solution, but I've not had that be particularly useful in practice (due to lack of support in various other systems). [
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by joshka 4y ago
> Given the number of employees who have access to sensitive customer information This seems like the real news. Coinbase's CEO just admitted that their security posture is underdeveloped. > it was unfortunately the only practica
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by joshka 4y ago
It's the police that have spend that time to apprehend and return the stolen articles that I have most concern for, they surely have better things to do.
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by joshka 4y ago
Lobbying is just bribery with an extra step.
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by joshka 4y ago
As an outsider, this seems like a disingenuous take, but I might be missing something. Do you think there's any negative effect to allowing a filibuster to occur on things guaranteed to be rejected by the Republicans? Could that time b
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by joshka 4y ago
I've read Petzold for years across a bunch of different mediums, but never realized he was such a synth / music nerd. It's always fun to see a different aspect of someone like this out of context. Cool article.
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by joshka 4y ago
It sounds like you're just talking about the difference between knobs vs mouse clicks ;)
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by joshka 4y ago
Just because it's analog doesn't preclude presets. Analog generally refers to the signal path, not the control path. The Analog advantage (on tone at least) is most obvious in high frequency sounds and audio rate modulation. This
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by joshka 4y ago
A pool noodle from a dollar store might be an easier off the shelf option. :D
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by joshka 4y ago
perhaps `setopt interactivecomments` and then use comments might work?
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by joshka 4y ago
My guess as to the root cause of this is self chosen / non random passwords that appear in hibp password lists. ‘Password1234%’ etc
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by joshka 4y ago
Amazon ION perhaps? https://amzn.github.io/ion-docs/guides/cookbook.html#convert... As for why, the rationale is that tabular data often needs more than the things that the article decries (e.g. efficient parsing
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by joshka 5y ago
If you include various information disclosure incidents, I counted 23 or so, and then a bunch where I can't recall exactly what the address was used for at some point in the past. Adobe (twice), NetTeller (twice), Boxee, IceTv, LinkedI
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by joshka 5y ago
If you’re US based, get a diagnosis and take FMLA leave. It’s not going to get better by doing the same things you’re doing right now, so do something better for a bit. Use the time to invest in yourself. Pick up a new hobby (sailing worked
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by joshka 5y ago
It shouldn't be... This is why HSMs exist. See https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4226#section-7.5 and https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4226#section-9 for bidirectional authentication
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by joshka 5y ago
> Why does it have to be 6 digits? See https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4226#section-4 and https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4226#appendix-E.1 > Especially if it expires in like 5 minutes?
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by joshka 5y ago
Simple answer. Software companies have HR departments.
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by joshka 5y ago
US Based? FMLA for 3-6 months. Go stare at something other than a screen for a while. Assuming you have some sort of health, start walking (or some other exercise). The pandemic and related things put a magnifying glass up against all the b
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by joshka 5y ago
Fastmail was my refuge from google services many years ago. Infinite aliases on a single personal email.
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by joshka 5y ago
Looks neat. Some alternatives in a similar space (tasks -> time blocking) - Noteplan 3 - https://noteplan.co/ - DayCaptain - https://daycaptain.com/
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by joshka 5y ago
Looks good. My wish list (some of these are mentioned below by others): - don't worry about target wpm, just worry about getting faster from a baseline and automatically adjust that baseline from current speed. - repeat words that rece
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by joshka 5y ago
It sounds like the thing you're missing is the concept of "context" not "logging". If you frame the question as what information do I need to diagnose a problem with this code if (and only if) it fails, and likewise
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by joshka 5y ago
... as a service... ;)
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by joshka 5y ago
Minimal: Every page I visit grab headings (easy) / major themes (harder). Add these to a local searchable db. Type ahead interface showing summary info. Bonus points - automatic summarization (GAN based perhaps?) My Pipe dream... I won
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by joshka 5y ago
For me the history in my address bar is the most important thing. Switching to a new laptop recently and not bringing those across, I became painfully aware how much I use this. Often the reference page I care about, or a deep link into som

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