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by luhn 7y ago
> I think I was told to keep commits to one line unless absolutely necessary. The advice I've heard: Your first line should be a concise summary of the commit. This is because a lot of UIs only show the first line up front. (Git
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The HN title is incorrectly using "gaslight," and the website makes no mention of gaslighting. > Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation in which a person seeks to sow seeds of doubt in a targeted individual or in m
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by luhn 7y ago
The official blog post: https://blog.doordash.com/important-security-notice-about-yo...
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https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22This+place+is+designed+to+kill+...
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Why have the past couple days seen several high-profile California laws passed?
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I think you're looking for https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20931042
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Yeah, thats the same state of affairs as traditional captchas. There are sites where you can pay under a cent apiece to have real humans solve your captchas. This is just shifting the cost from human capital to compute, it will suffer the
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Pull out my phone and lookup the password in the mobile app.
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I think it's plausible. As other commenters have noted, the leak was most likely in application logs. So on Monday night, SRE gets paged about random issue, pulls up the logs and starts debugging, ends up stumbling across a user&#x27
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by luhn 7y ago
It says it mirrors PyPI. Does that mean I can use --index-url rather than --extra-index-url? The latter has some properties that make it less than ideal for private packages.
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by luhn 7y ago
Yes! The bucket is located in a different account with separate billing and very limited on who has root/admin access.
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I use a single bucket with versioning enabled. Production server has access to write as it pleases, but isn't allowed to touch past versions of a file.
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The linked article is a good dive into the internals of Postgres vs MySQL. However, Uber didn't really switch from Postgres to MySQL, they switched from Postgres to their home rolled document database which uses MySQL as the storage la
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Container Insights for ECS and EKS(docs.aws.amazon.com)
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Amazon ECS Container Insights Metrics(docs.aws.amazon.com)
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by luhn 7y ago
I used to use an extension called Tab Wrangler [1], which would close tabs after being inactive for a period of time. I felt this dealt with the problem of too many tabs surprisingly well—Tabs would quietly disappear as I forgot about them
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by luhn 7y ago
Xbox One S is still spinning rust.
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It doesn't need to be a negative, condescending thing. Taking the time to ask "What problem are you trying to solve?" can alleviate quite a bit of frustration and wasted time. It's a simple question. It's not ass
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It's easy to think your data is safe when your cloud provider advertises 11 9's of durability. But three replicas of your data doesn't protect against things like this. Even in the cloud age, offsite backups are important:
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by luhn 7y ago
I feel you may be expecting DDG to be something it’s not meant to be. The jurisdiction and infrastructure aren’t very relevant, DDG is about protecting yourself from advertisers, not the US government. Bangs aren’t supposed to be safe. DDG
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by luhn 7y ago
I think OpenAPI/Swagger has won. Haven’t heard of any others recently.
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Yeah, I’ve experienced several instance retirements. Most with a fair bit of warning, one a few minutes after the instance stopped responding. I haven’t gotten a retirement warning in several years, so it seems they're doing something
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I think Amazon’s hands are mostly tied when it comes to powering off machines. Many VMs are run indefinitely, so whatever machine they’re on has to stay powered on. They may have live migrate (I think they do, but no official word), but the
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by luhn 7y ago
I’ve been very excited for this release. I’m a huge fan of Terraform—When I first started using it I quickly couldn’t imagine working without it, despite its many rough edges. But it continues to improve (I can think of very few projects
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The UI is often a good way to quick get things done. Terraform requires a bit more investment, but has a huge payoff in the long run. Personally, I think staging/production is the greatest advantage. I can experiment and break things o
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Subjective (adj) 1) Dependent on or taking place in a person's mind rather than the external world. 2) Based on a given person's experience, understanding, and feelings; personal or individual. #1 is exactly “feels dangerous but i
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by luhn 7y ago
I'm disappointed it doesn't support Python. There's not a lot of options available for private Python package hosting, it would have been good to have another one.
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by luhn 7y ago
I'm familiar with the reflog and use `head@{n}` on occasion, but it never occurred to me that you could use that same syntax with branches. It seems obvious in retrospect—I feel silly.
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Fellow Python-Postgres web dev here. (Pyramid is my framework of choice, check it out!) I'm developing a web application that uses SQLAlchemy. The ORM has been a huge boon for CRUD functionality. We also have some very complicated
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by luhn 7y ago
> Bucket Names with Dots – It is important to note that bucket names with “.” characters are perfectly valid for website hosting and other use cases. However, there are some known issues with TLS and with SSL certificates. We are hard at

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