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by kkirsche 5y ago
I appreciate the context here, though I strongly dislike the reason. One of the values, in my opinion, of learning and working with multiple languages is being exposed to new paradigms and concepts rather than relying on a single approach t
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by kkirsche 5y ago
It’s only a problem if they’re doing something malicious, otherwise the customer “chose” the product and thus the feature. It becomes a problem for ISPs if it’s facilitating botnets or other malware.
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by kkirsche 5y ago
So I work with this field and evangelize OpenAPI at work. The simple fact is, very few developers actually know about it, and the pool of online tutorials that don’t mention it so vast, I think it becomes a problem of scale and knowledge. S
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by kkirsche 5y ago
To who? To achieve what? Etc. while your statement is accurate it doesn’t scope it such that this is a fair argument to make. Sure, cryptocurrency is not a great payment method or currency today. That does not mean it is not useful from day
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by kkirsche 5y ago
It’s also often used to mitigate risk as you have a vendor to call and offload work, costs, specialization, and other factors to during critical incidents.
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by kkirsche 5y ago
My understanding is that can is only half the question. Yes, the changes CAN be upstreamed but my understanding (through others, so take it with a grain of salt), is that the CPython doesn’t like to take optimization changes that obscure th
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by kkirsche 5y ago
When it works, it’s a fantastic tool. I like pairing it with codespell, interrogate, bandit, and a few other tools to get a broad idea of how my codebase is doing on different fronts. With that said, lately I’ve had issues using vulture on
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by kkirsche 5y ago
You can still separate them and have a hidden password field for a password manager to bypass the other page or pass it through to the next page.
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by kkirsche 6y ago
Copy from https://github.com/pypa/sampleproject !
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by kkirsche 6y ago
Finding someone who taught me how to care less about learning how to code and got me actually just doing a project. Breaking out the learning cycle into the building cycle was key for me.
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by kkirsche 6y ago
Easy way to view it is browser’s private viewing mode.
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by kkirsche 6y ago
For anyone else curious, I believe Deno is a reference to https://github.com/denoland/deno please correct me though if that’s wrong
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by kkirsche 6y ago
Agreed. A common reason for shared terminology in computing is to encourage re-use of techniques, this is a great example of that
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by kkirsche 6y ago
Sounds like this may pair with something like OSO for Python (osohq.com), thanks! Do you plan to directly support language specific client libraries or are you looking for community support of that work?
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by kkirsche 6y ago
Financially Independent, Retire Early is FIRE An example would be https://reddit.com/r/FinancialIndependence (as always Reddit is hit or miss, take it with a grain of salt please)
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by kkirsche 6y ago
What is our accuracy as a team for feature delivery timeline estimations. Is someone consistently off, if so is there a common reason (eg brittle unit tests mean they have to refactor unrelated tests so their PRs are consistently late (or s
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by kkirsche 6y ago
One comment based on a discussion I was having yesterday on this subject, I’d be careful of the term seeding. I think of seed data as data required for the app to function properly. For example, I seed my application database with a system
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by kkirsche 6y ago
Not OP but I’d love something like Prometheus where I could tell it my desired repos to watch and it could give me a list of all the latest releases for all my dependencies so I can alert on changes in a single location across all my monito
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by kkirsche 6y ago
securitytube linux assembly expert Focused on offensive security techniques and concepts but taught me a ton and has both x86 and x86-64 architectures. Briefly touched on ARM as well
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by kkirsche 6y ago
Lobste.rs usually has good content to read. I haven’t gotten an invite though for an account
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by kkirsche 6y ago
Honestly, probably not. It’s not the best for most rewards categories but it’s integration into iOS is really nice and it’s security features aren’t bad. I wouldn’t recommend it for most people though
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by kkirsche 6y ago
Mattermost
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by kkirsche 6y ago
This reminds me of Rob Pike’s talk from Golang about how concurrency is not parallelism. I think the python community may be hitting this issue where async is meant to model concurrent behavior not always or necessarily facilitate parallel
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by kkirsche 6y ago
One that has a warranty so that you can get things fixed if needed and focus on the business. Specs are much less important unless there is a specific task you will be responsible for that is compute intensive.
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by kkirsche 6y ago
Yes, I see a trusted let’s encrypt cert
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by kkirsche 6y ago
Pi-Hole :)
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by kkirsche 7y ago
Cool item but didn’t scale well for mobile (iOS iPhone XS Plus)
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by kkirsche 7y ago
I am not being redirected
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by kkirsche 7y ago
I know they have at least two ASNs for peering (AS15169 and AS36040 - source at https://peering.google.com/#/options/peering ) Peering database shows a number of others though (excludes google fiber and some other
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by kkirsche 7y ago
Do you have any advice for the best way to get an invite to the site? Great content on it

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