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by leetrout 4mo ago
Painting with a broad brush I feel like the people who still don't like git either worked with mercurial and liked it more, want to be sort of hipster or counter culture and use fossil, or work in microsoft shops or game dev shops. Sam
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by leetrout 4mo ago
Not asking to be pokey, genuinely curious because I have heard similar from a consistent couple camps... what stack you develop in and what VCS do you prefer?
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by leetrout 4mo ago
Ran this last night and it correctly identified a sql injection that could allow cross tenant data access via snowflake. It burnt A LOT of tokens to get there. Like others I suspect this is exactly what they are going to paywall with produc
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by leetrout 4mo ago
I deploy pikvm and I have been mostly happy. The tinypilot has a better feel to it. Something feels more polished.
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by leetrout 4mo ago
Thanks for sharing this and congrats on shipping! I, too, feel this pain. There was a similar undertaking to create something like k9s for ECS called E1S: https://github.com/keidarcy/e1s And I too intended to build one
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by leetrout 4mo ago
Hello! I am in the same boat. Got a kid under 10 too. But I have no regrets yet. The time off was priceless and we never know what tomorrow will hold. My dad was dead when I was 11 so I never planned on playing it safe to try to retire earl
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by leetrout 5mo ago
I discovered something about myself a few years ago... I have to simmer in my work and let my head get wrapped around it. My visual for this is a capybara soaking https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/capyb
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by leetrout 5mo ago
I _LOVE_ watching the moon transit my view port in my telescope. Love being reminded of this movement. The bigger planets are fun too.
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by leetrout 5mo ago
Seems the IOT / embedded device constraint is what is driving the query feature. You don't have to go scan all of the file and depending on where it is running having the rollup functionality could be a big help
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by leetrout 5mo ago
FWIW "JoyCon 2" is mentioned multiple times and is the recommended buy with a direct link to Amazon on the page.
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by leetrout 5mo ago
Bingo. This is the one most people don't know about.
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by leetrout 5mo ago
Strange position to take. Python and Go are both duck typed but given Go has compile time type checking it is providing another layer of safety. Could you add more detail supporting your stance?
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by leetrout 5mo ago
sqlc is pretty darn great but it's no comparison to Django. Django has its own problems and I would love for it to take some lessons from sqlc. Really hate we don't have proper type hints for Django.
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by leetrout 5mo ago
Oh shoot. Sorry I didn't even think about having a content blocker running on my phone. Sorry for the distraction.
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by leetrout 5mo ago
On safari mobile it's a page with the title header and a footer. Theres no content rendering.
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by leetrout 6mo ago
Because the page lazy-loads comments that link doesn't work either. Full text of the comment from migrated 9/11/2020, 1:38:27 PM: I saw the same Reddit post and decided to investigate. I skimmed MCP 1.12 because I still have
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by leetrout 6mo ago
"Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize." https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by leetrout 6mo ago
The title is "Stigma is a tax on every operational decision"
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by leetrout 6mo ago
ipython saved me this week when it color coded b'\x100' Which was not obvious to me in the print output that it is \x10 and a literal 0.
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by leetrout 6mo ago
Money, of course. Both greed and comfort.
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by leetrout 6mo ago
Can add any detail to "sell you out"? Was it explicit violation of expected privacy of the conversation?
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by leetrout 6mo ago
Porter also had a breach recently. I assume it is as tightly scoped as they say to not have publicized it.
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by leetrout 6mo ago
> 30 db instances They didn't say that and the article didn't allude to that. 1 instance with 30 databases.
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by leetrout 6mo ago
Serious fear I have. I brought it up two years ago and get downvoted when I brought it up a couple months ago. There is a story on the front page right now about someone losing their child's family videos from a youtube ban. We hear ab
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Tell HN: Security Incident at Porter (YC S20)
9 points by leetrout 6mo ago|0 comments
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by leetrout 6mo ago
why did you seemingly create two HN accounts? Edit: I see this appears to be a contributor to the project as well. It was not obvious to me.
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by leetrout 6mo ago
The left stick is generally used for throttle and is not centered with springs but rather adjustable and holds its position in the Y-axis direction.
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by leetrout 6mo ago
Another SQS stand-in is smoothmq https://github.com/poundifdef/smoothmq
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by leetrout 6mo ago
Would love to. My email is my username at gmail or my first name at my username dot com.
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by leetrout 6mo ago
I am building a very similar thing after a short stent at a robotics company in 2024. The industry is very far behind more general dev experience and tooling. I am forced to accept the popularity of ROS but I find it to generally be a terri

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