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keithnz
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ok, not closed, but restricted use. I think Microsoft should do (or buy Duende) their own platform. I've swapped to using keycloak, which is really nice, but it's a whole different world than .net
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keithnz
5y ago
that lets you connect to identity platforms.
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I'd like to see them to roll their own identity platform after IdentityServer went close source.
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5y ago
- back button from the download is broken - connect with discord would be good Not sure how this fits, but often we don't get services like this these days because of the pricing model. We like a lot of these kinds of things, and we su
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5y ago
is there direct support for websockets? channels or something?
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5y ago
in fact, our native animals (mostly birds) are really really unprepared for hostile species which is why they are getting decimated by introduced pests like possums, rats, ferrets. They evolved traits like being "smelly" so that
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keithnz
5y ago
for screen shots, I mucked around with a bunch and ended up using lightshot https://app.prntscr.com/en/index.html and a tool called GifCam to take animated Gif screenshots.
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this is how I was first taught how to design software. I found it quite unnatural and didn't really use it. But it did help me start thinking about how to structure software.
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the only thing I don't like is that SQL is a second class "stringified" citizen in this world (and often in any environment where you want to use SQL). It's missing all the advantages of syntax checking and dynamically
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5y ago
a joke and a not so subtle prod at all these long running projects that are stil 0.something
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keithnz
5y ago
I was about to tag you on facebook about this being on HN! :)
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keithnz
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you can't go faster. I know a lot of people find this video helpful in conceptualizing things. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au0QJYISe4c&list=FLZv-uS789B...
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5y ago
well, I've had my email address on mine for a while, and all it does is confirm I have nothing important or interesting enough for anyone to follow up on! But then, I've never really wanted to contact anyone else either, if I
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5y ago
this article takes the metaphor way too seriously. At best, this is language we can use to help clarify what things we need to focus on and the trade off, most often useful when describing things to non technical people. At worse, it can b
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5y ago
just as an aside for I2C devices, if you know the address, then there is often not many choices on what it can be. https://i2cdevices.org/addresses http://www.coris.org.uk/jdc/Notes/i2c-devices.htm
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5y ago
watching the Olympics and seeing some of the 100ths of a second differences in finishes is really fascinating. For the losing athlete, it must be mind numbing thinking that the tiniest of tiny things done slightly different would have chan
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5y ago
edge has an IE compatibility mode, so there really is no excuse to not upgrade.
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I like this joke from a while ago about testing "QA Engineer walks into a bar and he orders a beer. Orders 0 beers. Orders 99999999999 beers. Orders a lizard. Orders -1 beers. Orders a ueicbksjdhd. First real customer walks in and asks
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5y ago
my partner used one called PictureThis and it identified most of all the plants around our property here in New Zealand ( mix of natives and introduced), it got ones that were a complete mystery to us.
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came in here to say the much the same. I also see much more that we get "pre glued" things that we then glue a few more things to. After 40ish years of coding, I think the amount of glue we use is about the same. It goes up a
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5y ago
I've always liked ascii flow https://asciiflow.com But actually more often I've needed things like https://github.com/weidagang/text-diagram as it is much easier to maintain But I actually need
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5y ago
There is no real argument, essentially the article says well, "it depends" and basically we have no idea, but, given a few assumptions, is it reasonable that other universes would have denizens that conceive of circles and calcula
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5y ago
as per the article, in this universe, and potentially others as long as they have some notion of smooth space, we infer an abstract ideal of flatness and from there derive Pi.
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yeah, this is the worse, even worse is if your mouse moves outside the circle of the knob it resets back to where ever it was, which I experienced on some random audio thing back in the 90s.
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they have variants with different feature sets, that is one has all the toys.
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for a nice GUI log file viewer, I really like glogg ( https://glogg.bonnefon.org/ ) which is avaialble windows/mac/linux
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and the interesting "trick" I learnt the other day for fixed/absolute positioning, if you add inset:0rem; margin: auto; it will center vertical and horizontal it without having to translate it courtesy of Kevin Powel
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as soon as I saw the title I thought, "huh, that really doesn't sound like a good idea". It would likely be over sensitive or under sensitive and likely require lots of continual tweaking with the tuning. Not to mention th
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keithnz
5y ago
just use html templates in normal html? There's no need to use strings. eg <script type="text/x-template">
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I wonder whether I could get GPT3 to write patents for me so I can be lazy patent troll? hmmm
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