kohtatsu

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by kohtatsu 7y ago
I think for a lot of people 5 minutes can be a lot of time.
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
I think it's a good call.
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
Another: http://sqlite.1065341.n5.nabble.com/SQLite-Pronunciation-td8... >[...] I think it should be pronounced "S-Q-L-ite". Like a mineral. But I'm cool with y'all pronouncing it any way you want.
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
https://fastcomments.com/ I appreciate the pricing~
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
I didn't take it as bragging; to me it looks like it comes from a position of wanting to teach. Security is basically a collection of things you ought not to forget, so I think exposure is important for people to a hold of it. I don&#x
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
False; Google wants everyone like them to keep them away from the competition. Edit: it's unfair to single Google out. It's unfortunately the correct game theory and impossible to regulate.
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
I have both, but if I could only have one I'd rely on the native iOS backup encryption. I trust Apple's implementation more than I trust myself accidentally leaving my disk unlocked in public. And I do trust myself not to leave my
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
iTunes backups support encryption without your computer needing FDE. There is also the idevicebackup2 commandline tool from the libimobiledevice suite for doing those backups on linux, mac, or windows hosts. Supports the iOS protocols, incl
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
On this topic: I'm in the process of making a compiler for a DSL I designed to help with the schema design process. https://gist.github.com/nomsolence/69bc0b5fe1ba943d82cd37fdb... Pictured is the compiler internal
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
It's literally a start-to-finish guide on setting up django with the library. I wouldn't say "nothing to do with"; it's entirely django commands and code in the blog post.
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
These kind of blog posts are gold for our industry. DigitalOcean might pay you this was contributed to their wiki? I'm not sure if this is too specific. You also might get a better response if it was tagged with Show HN.
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
It's possible to handle the character escaping with some care. I do this on occasion, it is fun~
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
Great, you're right; screw this design, and maybe let's even regulate flying to be more inefficient per mile so as to reduce total flying. More subtly though, yes you are right; we need to dedicate some money to carbon offsets and
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
Sure, but you can translate the user-configured path to be /nix on inputs and outputs.
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
I'm lost, why does nix care so much about things being in /nix and not, for example, /usr/local/nix?
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
In my opinion they are the same. If you stand up for your product, you are standing up for your users, or your clients if that's a less ambiguous term. For some teams, for example a lot of teams in Google and Facebook, the end-users ar
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
Finding a way to show them might be difficult, but rewarding. (unsolicited advice) What I've learned in working on that skill; avoid coming from a position of supremacy, and rely on actions/results to communicate most of the messa
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
I think it's for anyone who writes intermediate shell scripts. I don't "speak" Clojure but I'll be giving it a try sometime.
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
uMatrix is a lot of fun imo. Huge pain, but it's fun.
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
It's limited to Google properties.
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
PSA: git add -p and git commit -p exist and are beautiful.
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
I do eat a lot of sweets (cookies, coffee cake, etc), probably one a day, and the milk I drink is often with some syrup; I work at a cafe. Drinks are free so I'll drink a handful day to save money; sometimes with half-and-half or heavy
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
Your comment is still reductive. I don't put in any effort; I get away with not paying much mind to my diet, and not working out. I'm not overweight despite consuming more sugar than I should at work, and mostly consisting on milk
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
Write a shell script to concat them into a single file to source ;)
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
Looks like a lot of your scripts couldbe aliases, I store mine in ~/.aliases, and slightly more complicated things (e.g. take arguments) in ~/.functions, and source both those files from bashrc. I have maybe 3 standalone shell scr
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
Cool repo, but the example is lame because a shell, or a git alias would do just fine. A shell script that consists of a one-line exec isn't what people concerned about. FWIW I'm a 99.9% POSIX masochist (probably closer to 4N)
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
Direct image link: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/nomsolence/69bc0b5fe1ba94... Not shown is the second stage of AST; it resolves types for the SQL dialect, e.g. "bool" to "BOOLEAN" for SQLite (a
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
A few days ago I designed a DSL for CREATE TABLE statements. https://gist.github.com/nomsolence/69bc0b5fe1ba943d82cd37fdb... Being able to focus on the relationships without worrying about commas is nice. I'm stil
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
It's too early for data on this coronavirus. There isn't enough organizational capacity in Wuhan to properly capture the numbers; to start with it's difficult for people to get to the hospitals because transit is shutdown, an
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by kohtatsu 7y ago
I think it's fine with proper controls. I don't think the virus is going to fly out the smoke stacks and infect anyone. Of course getting infected people in can be dangerous if they're just walking themselves to it, or taking

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