kevinmgranger

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   by kevinmgranger 4y ago

   Nowhere did the author imply they would put that. The author is talking about the strange situation of being fired before they had started. The person you're replying to is being downvoted because it adds zero value to the conversation
2. 32.▲
   by kevinmgranger 4y ago

   Is this advice incompatible with the practice of giving notice? Not that I'm arguing for or against it, I just want to visualize how this works.
3. 33.▲
   by kevinmgranger 4y ago

   The S4 is what convinced me to switch from Android to iOS. Did yours not have overheating issues?
4. 34.▲
   by kevinmgranger 4y ago

   It's because Musk is commonly defended, and borderline worshiped across most of HN. The downfall of twitter is the perfect opportunity for a wake-up call. And that's why this type of comment is more and more visible.
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   by kevinmgranger 4y ago

   It's not a separator character, but at least vim and emacs acknowledge the page feed character. A pittance, I suppose.
6. 36.▲
   by kevinmgranger 4y ago

   Is there some way to link to those photos via URL, or something like that?
7. 37.▲
   by kevinmgranger 4y ago

   As much as I detest this mentality, it is indeed great at filtering out companies I'd never want to work at.
8. 38.▲
   by kevinmgranger 4y ago

   I get that everyone has their own favorite tools, but "use a version that isn't out yet, or use separate processes for parallelism" is a non-answer. I'm excited for version 5, but until it's out, it's hard for
9. 39.▲
   by kevinmgranger 4y ago

   I don't understand how this is a response to every "I wish I had blank but like ocaml". Threads exist.
10. 40.▲
    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    WebTransport is an HTTP/3 only protocol, and HTTP/3 is a QUIC only protocol. Different but interlinked.
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    I remember early mastodon marketing being criticized for emphasizing federation _too much_, and that it would confuse new users.
12. 42.▲
    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    I've heard good things about MikroTik?
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    I can't say I'm very familiar with OCaml, but I'm excited to see where multicore takes it regarding your second point.
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    I think the definition of "systems" changed over time. It used to mean building the foundations of operating systems, e.g. kernel and basic userland utilities. Now it means building higher-level userland tools and internet oriente
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    Isn't "...and to my knowledge it is very restrictive. This will change." enough of an explanation?
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    There's definitely manifestos and narratives about it, but it's lumped under manifestos / narratives about "simplicity" and "the unix way". As for evangelicalism, you're probably right about its absen
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    Does thurnderbird let you change the from on an ad-hoc basis, or do you have to manually add different identities?
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    I'm certain this didn't exist back when I had this issue.
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    I used to do this, until I had to reply to an automated email for some customer support system. It rejected all my replies because the From: didn't match.
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    I get spam to a certain company email. I can only assume it was due to a breach.
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    Yeah, I don't quite get it. The problem with mailing lists is their fundamental design, not the clients for them.
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    That's in a section specifically about picking the right transport. Per your example, it's like saying "TLS is technically superior to TCP, because it means our protocol can offload encryption and authentication to it".
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    I'm not familiar enough to speak to Bazel or Nix, but do they handle all of the advantages listed on the modus site? https://modus-continens.com/#parameterised-builds
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    2 has already been revealed: https://www.vice.com/en/topic/shotspotter
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    Am I getting the idea behind this correctly? The idea is embedding content in one stream from different sources? It seems like folks here are skeptical, but... we're seeing a growing trend towards this. Nevermind the origins of hyperte
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    As an alternative / addition to the other suggestions, maintain an internal artifact store that syncs with upstream stores, but enforce that vulnerable versions aren't present. Block access to the upstream artifact stores so build
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    And if it's anything like siri, it can barely do anything useful, so it doesn't matter if it understands you.
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    "actual" Firefox absolutely means using their engine.
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    For computation, sure. But isn't the wasm/js to DOM boundary always going to be a bottleneck? Maybe I'm being too negative and a faster browser API will be developed.
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    by kevinmgranger 4y ago

    Lived all my life in America and never made that connection. Whaddya know!