kodablah

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by kodablah 4y ago
I was hoping SXG would help people leverage CDNs on their mostly-static domain without requiring TLS termination. I wonder if there is enough non-AMP value there to make the spec worth it.
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by kodablah 4y ago
> If people have passed on your profile completely for that reason Arguably this is a good built-in filter for the candidate. In my experience for SE roles specifically, companies with such credentialism often have many other structural&
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by kodablah 5y ago
> stripped annotations out of files and askedPyType to infer them, it failed to do so in 77% of cases [...] MyPy found that only 15% of the 2,678 repositories examined were type-correct; this may be a result of MyPy being very conservati
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by kodablah 5y ago
Makes sense, apologies for the misinterpretation.
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by kodablah 5y ago
Ah, I see...maybe the OP means FB should be blocked because they are not doing individual blocking at the government's request? I think it's still pretty easy to disagree with that justification too (same as I'd disagree if a
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by kodablah 5y ago
> it is predominantly used by dissidents and people in opposition to Putin's regime [...] So it should be blocked. Well, at least your stance is clear. Obviously most will disagree with a government blocking a site for being used by
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by kodablah 5y ago
> For traditional fuzzing you usually want a "blacker" barrier between the input and processing. They clearly didn't want it that opaque and bytes only since they accept primitives and accept arbitrary param count. Why not
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by kodablah 5y ago
I, probably like many others, want struct-based params. I am thinking of a lib that can fuzz a func w/ struct param(s). It takes the struct params, extracts fields into a deterministic list, builds a dynamic function via reflect.MakeFu
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by kodablah 5y ago
This is getting close to by idea of "Borgle = Boggle + Wordle". Basically the idea is there is a boggle board generated and all N-letter word paths found. The paths are made available to click on (there are a few UI approaches to
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by kodablah 5y ago
What about the largest 50 person village?
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by kodablah 5y ago
Could have saved me a click by naming the domain donotsayhelloinchatitwastestime.com. But no, the site owner didn't care about wasting my time. (Who cares? Just adapt to who you're talking to and stop whining about their preferred
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by kodablah 5y ago
I think a version of this is what the internet needs but using headless browsers from the client and with a somewhat-centrally curated set of scraper "recipes" if you will. Basically a community curated/updated set of scraper
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by kodablah 5y ago
> Whatever you do, DO NOT QUIT I disagree with this. Maybe do not spontaneously quit, but having worked at many places with this kind of toxic multi-level management pessimism/pressure, it doesn't get better, one just gets jade
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by kodablah 5y ago
> If memory serves, a drunk, off-duty Texas cop once shot in to the wrong apartment, confusing it with their own home while thinking an intruder was present Not drunk, just said she was tired or overworked: https://en.m.wikipe
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by kodablah 5y ago
Undocumented early impl/design of futures: https://github.com/cretz/fut . Examples: https://github.com/cretz/fut/blob/main/ops_test.go .
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by kodablah 5y ago
I feel the similar way, though I wouldn't be so brave to say I didn't ever use interface{}. I think we all work around slices and maps being the only generic containers and don't know we do. I think everyone will find that wh
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by kodablah 5y ago
> I've never even once had to resort to any interface{} trickery to express what I want, and I've written Go programs for Fortune 50 companies, as well as complex personal projects such as AST parsers/code generators. That
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by kodablah 5y ago
I have been quite happy with some of my SFU code on top of the Rust wrapper for Mediasoup[0] which I understand from this post doesn't have congestion control. I would love to give this a try, but I fear including a library w/ AGP
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by kodablah 5y ago
Yes. Here's where I did it with IPFS libs a few years back: https://github.com/cretz/tor-dht-poc . The libs have improved since so it's probably easier.
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by kodablah 5y ago
> However, I do think there is a line that needs to be drawn at some point as to what is journalism, versus what is propaganda for a specific agenda masquerading as journalism. Why does the intent/purpose of the publisher matter her
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by kodablah 5y ago
> Hopefully Oso open source their library. https://github.com/osohq/oso seems to have the core, C FFI, and language bindings.
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by kodablah 5y ago
A few years ago, I saw this article and wrote https://github.com/cretz/gopaque as a learning exercise (meaning I am no cryptographer, code has not been vetted, probably outdated, etc). See https://pkg.go.dev
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by kodablah 5y ago
Well of course e2e suites are not a panacea. That doesn't support killing them. With regards to flaky or hard to debug tests, those are implementation-specific issues that should not be used dispel the entire concept of e2e testing (an
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by kodablah 5y ago
I have seen efficient e2e suites, often built by and having a BDFL who had the same experiences as you. They have enforced best practices like "no sleeps", "no time-based tests", "every test must be concurrent and i
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by kodablah 5y ago
Sounds like this specific e2e suite was poorly optimized and was killed instead of rewritten/optimized due to a perceived notion that inefficiences are inherent in all e2e suites. If you maintain speed and strict curation of such a sui
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by kodablah 5y ago
Native edge computing (i.e. containers or VMs at the edge) are probably more suitable than workers for such a task. Granted workers do have persistence options (e.g. KV store) but you'll have to target your existing app towards them. D
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by kodablah 5y ago
Sure. I wrote https://github.com/cretz/bine (though I admittedly don't work on it much these days). I just have a few-line daemon that starts an HTTP (or gRPC or whatever) server on ephemeral onion service. Then I
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by kodablah 5y ago
Yup, and it's easy to make server and client side tooling use Tor to make this mostly transparent. Latency/bandwidth isn't _that_ bad when communicating with an onion service. And it can be even faster if server anonymity isn
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by kodablah 5y ago
I have spent a good bit of time thinking here too, on two primary parts. First, in my mind the difference between reddit, FB, twitter, HN, forums, etc is really just configuration. Abstracting just a tad bit higher, you can include Slack an
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by kodablah 5y ago
> Or a self-hosted option where the API could be deployed to the company's cloud of choice? Can put it on Tor and give an ephemeral onion link (I wrote https://github.com/cretz/bine to help w/ just these u

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