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721.
by jve 4y ago
It works acceptable for me with a caveat. I do have Retry(3) on UI tests, because yeah, somewhat flaky. Especially when system has to warm up. In the end it is Okay
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by jve 4y ago
> we tried to reduce flakiness by buffering clicks/interactions with sleep()... You should have used waits instead of sleep. Wait pools until your DOM is in the state you are waiting it to be, unless given timeout occurs: https:&#x
723.
by jve 4y ago
Yeah I wonder if price point is justified or not. Accessible pricing may result in eink screens taking consumers, businesses, hobbyists and whatnot by storm. But meh...
724.
by jve 4y ago
Is this a negative or positive comment? > Fake data is a safer approach, and tools exist to help in its creation. Because the tool presented is exactly what this quote says.
725.
by jve 4y ago
Well, moving sensitive data or PII to development environment for any developer eyeballs to see doesn't sound good and may introduce trouble if data leaked. Development env (where random npm dev scripts get run or whatever) doesn'
726.
by jve 4y ago
That was the first thing I checked whether it supports data masking. And it does, via transforms, as evoxmusic already pointed out. However, there may be times when data masking must be nuanced. Suppose some random email/domain pair is
727.
by jve 4y ago
> second, by placing computers under constant demand, they were more likely to fail Really? In what sense? Hardware fails or what? The complexity usually brings everything down. Anyway, looking forward to cockroachdb, it seems it solves
728.
by jve 5y ago
I'm a casual developer too, not knowing much about colors. But I can see the difference. For "my browser" visual image, I can kind of see "vertical pillars" in the middle which which reminds me of times where we had
729.
by jve 5y ago
> C# has done a better job of keeping up, in my opinion, but even it still lacks extremely useful features like proper Sum Types Does type pattern matching comes close? https://dotnetfiddle.net/Oz2Qyd Yeah, it doesn&#x27
730.
by jve 5y ago
Uh, I'v got similar calls. Here you can watch video for taking down one of these call centers by police, not so long ago: https://www.delfi.lv/news/national/criminal/video-latvija-ai...
731.
by jve 5y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/ncj4vz/comment/gy8y...
732.
by jve 5y ago
The other thing is overengineering. Spending a week to implement email validation? Maybe, if it is REALLY important and results in lost revenue. Otherwise I don't know what common typos are. I would have to do research on that. Then I
733.
by jve 5y ago
Luckily programming is not football and you can take all your time to write the code. I'm commenting this thinking about impaired people that either type with one finger or even by other means, not touching the keyboard.
734.
by jve 5y ago
Good luck if there is any single malicious device on your network. Good luck if explorer previewed wrong file. Good luck if trusted website has been hacked and serves malicious content. Good luck if you do npm install.
735.
by jve 5y ago
I'd have to check, but I'm pretty sure particular logs are NOT accessible by Builtin\Users. Particularly Security log. But comparing logging to spyware is nuts. Event logs are just one of endpoints for event tracing mechanism and
736.
by jve 5y ago
I have a relative who got into a serious car accident. Brain was severely damaged and surgery was more a practice... doctor personally took out damaged brain part that does the speech. He was 22. He is alive and well and able to speak, wor
737.
by jve 5y ago
True. Get-Acl C:\Windows\TEMP | select -ExpandProperty AccessToString CREATOR OWNER Allow 268435456 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM Allow ReadData, Synchronize NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM Allow 268435456 NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM Allow FullControl
738.
by jve 5y ago
On my Windows 10 machine, I can't access C:\Windows\Temp as unprivileged user. It makes me press Continue, which will invoke admin rights to set privileges for that folder.
739.
by jve 5y ago
Or "help command" in powershell world. But applies to powershell cmdlets/functions only. Edit: I just checked on windows, man is actually alias for help in PowerShell :)
740.
by jve 5y ago
Something super-similar is available for VSCode too: SFTP https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=liximomo...
741.
by jve 5y ago
Visual Studio Code Remote SSH? https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/ssh it will however install VS Code Server on target machine. So, for permanent development it is good. Not great if you only want to change
742.
by jve 5y ago
I was thinking about a realistic query I could use... A-ha: "difference between samsung galaxy S and A" Redittle: No results found :( Google "difference between samsung galaxy S and A site:reddit.com" - decent results.
743.
by jve 5y ago
I know nothing about J and JSoftware, but this reads like an Aprils fools joke. Is it? > In a naive system the application has to read every single byte of data from the disk. ... To answer this simple question all the data had to be rea
744.
by jve 5y ago
> What is the moral of the story? Countless non-software developers, ranging from IT support to business analyst able to implement business requirements. Good for business if you ask me.
745.
by jve 5y ago
> Force a recompile every time. Nah. That may take multiple milliseconds. When fine tuned, this query runs in <1ms. It would be an option if it would execute thousands of times per hour, but not millions. > write identical queries
746.
by jve 5y ago
Thanks for clarification :) I see you deal with these issues too. In my case, SQL Server is providing storage for 3rd party application (Microsoft Dynamixs AX). Although it is customizable, but up to a point. I want to share some experience
747.
by jve 5y ago
> Just doing a hash join is simply the better option. Maybe he meant just that - hash join has to populate hashtable before joining. Regarding B-Tree index, perhaps he thought Automatic Index management - https://docs.microsof
748.
by jve 5y ago
> The same query's behaviour can be utterly different depending on the distribution of the data it runs on, and the parameters, and the currency of the statistics, and maybe memory and cpu pressure, and more Yeah, but it is tough an
749.
by jve 5y ago
This may help you mentally map in brain what happens. But this is all table scanning and doesn't include indexes, which organize data in a tree. When you do SQL, you should consider whether table will contain thousands or millions of r
750.
by jve 5y ago
Small correction: UPS start after utility power goes down and only THEN Diesel stats up. Because you can't start diesel generator in a fraction of a heartbeat.

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