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by kilburn 7y ago
I think what you are missing is that validating servers/clients would not allow non-validating servers to rejoin the cluster (i.e.: servers/clients with validation enabled will validate both outgoing and incoming connections). A
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by kilburn 7y ago
As I wrote in the previous comment, you can do that in restic with the "--exclude-if-present" option where you can specify whatever filename you want as well as optionally some content it must start with to avoid false positives
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by kilburn 7y ago
Actually, "--exclude-caches" in restic is just an alias equivalent to the following [1]: --exclude-if-present "CACHEDIR.TAG:Signature: 8a477f597d28d172789f06886806bc55" You can specify the tag filename, and optionally ap
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by kilburn 7y ago
Aren't reducer-based stores (redux, useReducer) effectively "FSMs with pure functions"? These have been quite popular since very early in React's history. Am I missing something?
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by kilburn 7y ago
TLDR: Everyone seems to be assuming that there's a single point of failure, and someone gets to see all the information. I would definitely not build the thing like that if I was the one doing it. There's not much information ab
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by kilburn 7y ago
"TRUE/LEGAL/non-SCAM" elections are not a referendum about independence, whether you like it or not. They are evidence, evidence that doesn't confirm the very strong claim that "less than 50% of people want ind
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by kilburn 7y ago
> In Catalonia less than 50% of people want independence. Citation needed. The main historical request by pro-independence people has always been for a vote to be held on the matter. Spain has always replied that there will never be such
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by kilburn 7y ago
> "now Gatsby inlines ALL of the site's css in each and every page" Did this abruptly happen at some point? It happened in gatsby @2.1.3 (a minor "patch" release!) [1] > would probably try next.js next time ju
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by kilburn 7y ago
Gatsby does ssr in batch during build time. The pages are rendered in a pool of worker processes. I haven't found a way to tell gatsby to attach my debugger when launching those processes. Gatsby's docs on debugging HTML builds [1
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by kilburn 7y ago
TLDR: I just completed a large project built with Gatsby, and wouldn't recommend it to anyone. The technology is extremely complicated, and the end result quite inflexible. Here's an idea of how the whole thing works when you have
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by kilburn 7y ago
This is the part the is really missing. I use user.site@mydomain.com whenever I sign up at random sites. Last night I got a bunch of spams at the just-eat [1] account (food delivery, operating in 13 countries so not a small operation). Now
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by kilburn 7y ago
I'm also awed by this! > Just worried about forcing colleagues having to learn SQL instead of using a fancy wrapper. My current team is pretty junior, and I don't see any problem with this. Simple SQL queries are really easy to
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by kilburn 7y ago
I don't agree. It may mean "A is two times worse than B at blocking wind", but not "B is twice as good (effective) as A" at it.
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by kilburn 7y ago
3) I think the worry is China forcing Apple to produce this info (list of HK users with said app installed), not what Apple themselves would do with it. Maybe not a dealbreaker, but something to consider...
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by kilburn 7y ago
Power relationships. Say the recipient is the client that represents 90% of your income. And the incompetent secretary is the boss's daughter. Is it "up to them to hire someone else"? Totally. Will they? No. Your turn. Will y
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by kilburn 7y ago
> The whole point of Mozilla is supposed to be Firefox and Thunderbird. Mozilla dropped Thunderbird years ago. It is now an independent project, financed through independent donations. https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US&#x
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by kilburn 7y ago
It's been a weird story. Here's how I remember things going: 1. Mozilla Corp. dropped Thunderbird as one of their projects, and told the community they would have to figure out how to move ahead with the project if they wanted to.
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by kilburn 7y ago
> In other words, the argument is "competing priorities in a large-scale project make it more likely to fail, because stakeholders can't figure out which ones to do first." This is a misinterpretation of the article's
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by kilburn 7y ago
Even for gaming, the advantage is marginal though, and it comes with a price increase that is often better put into a better GPU. Even formerly die-hard intel gaming shops (Linus Tech Tips and similar) are recommending AMD for most gaming r
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by kilburn 7y ago
The "once per day" part is suspicious. Maybe a scheduled backup is what's running the other query ;)
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by kilburn 7y ago
I won't deny many companies are playing this game of skimping as much as they can get away with, and I despise this practice. There's also the other side of the fence though: customers who are just a resource drain. I've rece
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by kilburn 7y ago
I stand corrected. Technically it appears that I'm advocating for a combination of inline and top posting. Quoting the relevant wikipedia part: > The interleaved reply style can also be combined with top-posting: selected points are
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by kilburn 7y ago
> Q. Why is top-posting such a bad thing? It is not, so long as you first quote the relevant part you are replying to. At some point you can also trim the tail as you see fit (I don't find it necessary because my mail client does a
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by kilburn 7y ago
I hate all these gimmicks you are talking about (slow to load fonts, unnecessary videos, fucked up scrolling, spinners everywhere, etc.). That being said I challenge the assertion that they are used for no good reason. - Custom fonts are us
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by kilburn 7y ago
Quality of life is a subjective issue [1], of which material possesion is just one amongst several dimensions. Therefore, it is perfectly possible for a person to improve their quality of life by consuming less: by the very definition of qu
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by kilburn 7y ago
> Since Alphastar is forced to perceive the state of the game through machine vision of the screen Reference? I'm under the impression that the game provides several "layers of information" directly to AlphaStar, not the a
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by kilburn 7y ago
Because X's developers gave up on it: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=x_waylan...
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by kilburn 7y ago
Debian is moving towards this [1], just at its own speed (i.e.: slowly to try and avoid breakages as much as possible). [1] https://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/python-policy/p...
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by kilburn 7y ago
Thanks for the pointer. Unfortunately, the surface book base model is now on sale for 1499€ here (with a pen for "free"). With only 8Gb RAM, 256Gb HDD and 0 upgradability it'll be a pass from me. It is good to know that PC&#x
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by kilburn 7y ago
I'm probably not a good target, but my wishlist for a laptop (that I cannot buy anywhere right now) is: - Great touchpad (Apple are the only ones ticking that box) - Good keyboard (Old apple and thinkpads are fine. New apples are terri

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