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by ketzu 6y ago
It's a complicated topic with lots of pros and cons, which also depend on the role you have. Masking network configuration problems is great for a user, not as great for the admin, but I believe this should be something the network adm
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by ketzu 6y ago
Unfortunately, there are functions where I know how to use them, and still can't reliably spell them correctly. Also it helps preventing confusion between languages. Is it length or size? Are the math operations qualified with type inf
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by ketzu 6y ago
I agree with the general point of your comment, but my personal experience with the usefulness of reviews is not so great. Nearly all reviews were superficial, not a single review ever found any technical flaw, even when some were discovere
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by ketzu 6y ago
There are a lot of comments here, that imply (or I think they imply) that had the EU decided to pay the much higher price, production and deployment would be much higher. Is there any factual basis to this, or would we just be in approximat
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LastPass to only alow Mobile or non-Mobile for free users starting March 16(support.logmeininc.com)
4 points by ketzu 6y ago|1 comments
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IPv6 Adoption Throughout the World(google.com)
2 points by ketzu 6y ago|0 comments
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by ketzu 6y ago
> Reduce classroom sizes. Give teachers adequate time to plan engaging lessons and make personal connections with students, their families, and the community. Side note: This also increases demand for teachers, because any single teacher
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by ketzu 6y ago
> Everyone knows this and seems fine with it. Are you sure? I believe a lot of people interact with blockchains through services like coinbase, without managing their own wallets.
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Ask HN: Are there real world examples of secure multi party computation?
6 points by ketzu 6y ago|2 comments
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by ketzu 6y ago
The linked doc seems to show only what python does as tuple unpacking, but as far as I know elixir can also do the matched unpacking. Based on [1] (which also gives a more matchy example), elixir just has a warning when not using the variab
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by ketzu 6y ago
The problem that arises here is one of pythons scoping and people reading this satire will have a hard time understanding what is happening (if they don't follow the links in the article). Taking an example from a reddit comment[1] for
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The Container Is a Lie (2020)(platform.sh)
2 points by ketzu 6y ago|0 comments
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by ketzu 6y ago
A vocabulary studying tool centered around writing sentences but still providing some support. I mostly work on it for myself because I am unhappy with Memrise, Duolingo and similar systems.
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by ketzu 6y ago
As they are using traefik as a reverse proxy, the container is likely not exposed to the internet directly, as long as traefik is there, as it manages all incoming connections.
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by ketzu 6y ago
It seems to be interesting to companies selling goods online in the EU to customers in the UK, so not neccessarily applicable to UK founders yet or I might have misunderstood the intro line: > fees it charges EU merchants when UK cardhol
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by ketzu 6y ago
Thanks for the response. I do see the applicability and their dominant market position. In what way is it a huge issue for many startups? Personally I see issues for consumers on the one hand and companies that provide goods or services tha
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by ketzu 6y ago
I wonder why this is interesting to people on HN. * Is it Schadenfreude? * To highlight what EU regulations entail, here a limit on internal fees? * Is it the reliance on large financial provider networks and an insight in their fees? I am
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by ketzu 6y ago
I can understand if people hold the opinion google shouldn't have to pay for that and that market preasure for news organizations is the organizations problem and not that of google. I have a hard time following the idea that google sh
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by ketzu 6y ago
They are, if you copy paste the link you can read the article.
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by ketzu 6y ago
There is "F1 Help" in the bottom bar which lists these options, but not in much detail, so it's probably not enough for someone not experience with the tool. For example, I missed that they use capital and non-capital letters
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by ketzu 6y ago
> These companies are unnecessary dinosaurs from a bygone era. I personally believe this is wishful thinking (similarly when I read about how companies have "outdated business models"). Publishers sell prestigue and attention,
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by ketzu 6y ago
The dialog actually says "please uninstall flash", it took me off guard as well. It just looks the same as ever.
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by ketzu 6y ago
For my latest document I finally made the same decision, just so I can focus on the text instead of the errors! But I haven't thought about keeping it at .5pt, I will probably do that, thank you.
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by ketzu 6y ago
Congratulations on submitting your thesis! My personal gripes with latex (or downsides): * Positional only Arguments with flexible in between options (makes it really hard for me to remember things) * Long. Long. Long compile times. * Inter
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by ketzu 6y ago
My latex documents often have formatting errors: lines extending into the margin, not properly breaking up words on line breaks, text flowing into other text in two column layouts. It takes a significant amount of work to get rid of those f
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by ketzu 6y ago
When there is change, there are trends. You don't have to follow them, but some are working on what they think are improvements and others are interested in staying updated on them. Be it novel programming languages or javascript libra
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by ketzu 6y ago
This might have reasons: * As far as I remember, start menu ads were premiered by ubuntu [1] * They might not have "bought" windows 10 at all or at least don't feel like they did: a free upgrade from 7/8, a campus lice
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by ketzu 6y ago
I get the point of hiredis and uvloop and agree to some aspect, but including the python hashmap implementation as "implemented in C" feels like claiming python programs do not really exist because in the end it's implemented
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by ketzu 6y ago
I am a bit surprised to see resolve here today, as tomorrow resove 17 is released.
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by ketzu 6y ago
As someone not as involved, it's hard to follow why it's a mess. The actual installation with flatpak also seems to use flatpak install --user flathub-beta org.gimp.GIMP and the make current is only for managing the active install

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