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jve
5y ago
Do you mean passing params as an array? It does exist in C# https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-refe...
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5y ago
Well, not sure why that's implemented as is, interop is some old technology and there are quirks or whatever. But .NET provides convenience methods/delegates, like typed Action<>[1] (or Func<>) with 16 arguments, so yo
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5y ago
Coming from .NET/LINQ/SQL, I would have assumed the latter. But then again, if I'd ever write ruby, I should have consulted the docs. But this kind of behavior change at best should have introduced different API. Crazy to thi
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jve
5y ago
I checked those those 11 links to issues for major software. 10 bugs were actually in tests...
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jve
5y ago
I'll assume it's a feature to learn periodical table this way :)
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jve
5y ago
> Some days you are on fire solving issues with the tools and some days there is almost nothing to do Being programmer/sysadmin, I've never ever encountered such a day. A day with very low productivity? Yes. But not that the ta
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jve
5y ago
Well, searching "Kagi" won't give you any results on Google, so would have been helpful if you provided url: https://kagi.com/
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jve
5y ago
Yes. But a one-line install script is easily auditable. I mean, the URL you are fetching and executing from is in your face. Validate URL, consider your trust - that's all. It's the same what we've been taught before we enter
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jve
5y ago
Source? Another tale to tell your grandkids when they ask about those weird dates...?
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jve
5y ago
How about a response from SpaceX software guy that works on Dragon software, including these displays: > Dragon is a fully autonomous vehicle, so it is capable of completing the trip to and from the ISS without any interaction from the c
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jve
5y ago
> 50Hz is pretty damn fast for anything happening at rocket ship scale I was thinking whether this is OK for dragon in-flight abort system. Well, probably is. Or that may use some system on Dragon itself as the rocket may be no more...
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5y ago
Good for our neighbors (And Hi!). Latvia is also advanced in regards to eservices :) We also get state issued ID card with PKI. We can access tons of services. Last I read I can buy a house, fully remotely. Including notary services via vi
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jve
5y ago
I set it up with gmail (It offered Oauth login which I did) and tried to chat with my exchange. First ping-pong had 0 errors on Android.
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jve
5y ago
Oh, wow, finally something I started to "dream" about 2 years ago. Thanks for pointing out. Here's my ASK HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22854641
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5y ago
> if it weren't a horrible shade of yellow-green You may try any of different methods of making it white again: https://www.howtocleanstuff.net/how-to-whiten-yellowed-plast... Looks really neat using Peroxide method
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5y ago
I mean, looking at it and knowing python is strong at lists and dictionaries… there sure is a better way which I would search for. So, pythonists, what’s the elegant answer?
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5y ago
> Similarly, we don’t write unit tests for every new feature. The thing that hinders our ability to unit test is precisely the focus on static structures. Static methods and properties are global, harder to replace at runtime, and theref
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jve
5y ago
No way a cleaning person can do that in a datacenter.
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jve
5y ago
Not parent commenter, but took me maybe 20-30 seconds to come up with the answer with validating by comparing how each character stands to each other. I can't see images in my head. But at least I can try to fold it within my imaginati
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jve
5y ago
If you happen not to be on the major cloud platform where everybody is enjoying donwtimeshare, we provide you with some downtime monkeys that will pull the lever EXACTLY when your platform should go down! Let no more have your integrations
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5y ago
Do you not patch your servers? Or you don't need reboot for Linux devices?
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jve
5y ago
Was super easy to follow instructions and get the same steps done. Can you/your friend point out what kind of lovelace widget is that? Named: Our VINDRIKTNING chart after normal cooking, that helpfully has 3 gradients (green/oran
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5y ago
I mean... first of all I would like to hear what are the consequences of good/bad IAQ (Indoor Air Quality?) I'm actually more driven/interested in data/compare it to other folks, but I don't have a clue what does it
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jve
5y ago
I bought this unit just ~2 weeks ago? https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/foernuftig-air-purifier-black-6... So I haven't had chance to change filters yet. Yeah, but it has high outgoing airflow, so I suppose i
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jve
5y ago
Really glad this was published. I was looking at airgradient solution for PM2.5 monitoring, but while thinking - saw this @ IKEA and bought it. And it is in my short term plan to wire it with Wemos D1 so I plot values and make sense on whet
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jve
5y ago
I see this as a defense in depth. It can buy you time until attacker figures out how to exfiltrate and you maybe notice via monitoring that something fishy is happening. It also prevents you participating in a DoS or other attacks.
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jve
5y ago
Yeah, well, not only HTTP*, but actually whitelisting whatever outgoing connection you may need. https://github.com/stripe/smokescreen Suppose you configured your webserver to run with limited privileges so as if someo
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jve
5y ago
> I am sure Github can do something about that, but they don't want to bother I mean... Github already answered on this one. They have no tooling for that. He wants burn engineers time to fiddle with database and backups for unimpor
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jve
5y ago
> I'm somewhat surprised an organization of Slack's scale didn't have a consultant on the level of "I designed DNSSEC" on hand for this If it takes a designer of DNSSEC to implement it, then how should I, a peasa
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5y ago
Plus if it was back of the car, it is more ligtweight. Moreover, that tire surface is much bigger and by part rests outside of material bounds.
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