lyjackal

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by lyjackal 6y ago
I assume GP means ISO8601 Date Time https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601 . Default behavior of javascript date json serialization > JSON.stringify(new Date()) '"2021-02-22T20:34:53.686Z"'
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by lyjackal 6y ago
One point of evidence is the massive influx of members to /r/wallstreetbets
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by lyjackal 6y ago
San Francisco certainly wasn't always this way. Seems like GP is expressing concern that the corporate culture will wash away the weird/counter culture in Austin as well.
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by lyjackal 6y ago
Yeah, I agree with GPs sentiment, but would emphasize good abstraction over a good name. Hard to define a good abstraction though, but I think a good starting place would be to make it feel single purpose. Once an abstraction becomes too mu
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by lyjackal 6y ago
Well, seems heavy handed either way to give vscode such attention when vscode was only 4% of respondants. Seems reasonable that you wouldn't want a full fledged IDE in certain cases. For example, a small simple project, or if you'
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by lyjackal 6y ago
No, seems to me that giantrobot's point is that adding randomness to port numbers is a light security through computational complexity (almost a shared secret), that can in turn be used to help prop up other security practices, such as
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by lyjackal 6y ago
"only" is a bit of an overstatement. The data is always coming from somewhere, it just depends on how much effort needed to reverse engineer the JavaScript code path to the data
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by lyjackal 6y ago
Data is usually embedded in json or available from an internal api when it's an SPA. Headless browser resources are pretty huge. When doing large scale scraping, headless browser should be a last resort
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by lyjackal 6y ago
Hah, that's my exact same workflow. Sublime for random notes, clipboard buffer. Vscode for JavaScrcheck on package uspsipt/typescript. Intellij for Scala. I also have a dated log loh of todos that I edit in vim with some helper sc
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by lyjackal 6y ago
I think a better analogy might be telling a restaurant to cut down their oversized menu so that they can actually make at least one good meal
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by lyjackal 6y ago
It's an interesting question, where and how do you draw the line, especially when the line is moved forward inch by inch, usually with some kind of plausible deniability.
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by lyjackal 6y ago
Top Google trending search suggestion on my phone right now: "iphone spotify app keeps crashing"
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by lyjackal 6y ago
*improving on PHP and ASP
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by lyjackal 6y ago
Hmm 1. This is local execution 2. What's so secure about a downloaded executable run directly from the OS? It could send information to a remote server just (or more) easily, and less transparently
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by lyjackal 6y ago
I think kubernetes is great conceptually if you're running on the cloud, but it's a very complicated domain, and has a lot ecosystem churn. Things break a lot if you're not careful. Upgrading dependencies is a constant pain.
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by lyjackal 6y ago
Excellent point. I was rushing around this morning copying docker images to docker hub from nodes that still had the images around. Seems like they could be just be serving the images to other nodes
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by lyjackal 6y ago
Yeah, although I think we'll still see more "local offshoring" from city to city or state to state. Market rates are cheaper to hire a developer from somewhere in Ohio who doesn't want to move than one in New York
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by lyjackal 6y ago
Also, still plenty of wild space around here even with a mowed park
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by lyjackal 6y ago
Prison demographics are very different than cruise ships, so might be interesting if different
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by lyjackal 7y ago
Prototypes like in JavaScript. Self was a design influencer for JavaScript
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by lyjackal 7y ago
Also, as far as the companies bottom line is concerned, having disgruntled rejected applicants can hurt their hiring reputation. Especially considering sites like Glassdoor
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by lyjackal 7y ago
> I don't really get the logic by which someone letting people find you, should pay for that privilege. Images ends up being more of a media platform than search engine. I'm rarely looking for a site. Doesn't seem too weir
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by lyjackal 7y ago
My guess would be scraping search engines. Still doesn't seem very cost efficient
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by lyjackal 7y ago
Sounds a lot like double click on Windows 95 to me.
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by lyjackal 7y ago
My thoughts exactly
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by lyjackal 7y ago
Nazi aesthetics were not really modernist. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_of_the_Third_Reich A lot of hearkening back to "better more pure times"
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by lyjackal 7y ago
Hmm? Didn't sound like he was arguing that point (ship has sailed). Just reminding people that learning languages is hard, and that we also need a common dialect for the common language.
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by lyjackal 7y ago
Ahh! I thought it looked and read like Scott McCloud[1]. He's got some great books on comic theory that I highly recommend. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_McCloud
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by lyjackal 7y ago
There's more that goes into production than material costs. Seems like a deal compared to crap that will fall into disrepair after a year or two
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by lyjackal 7y ago
Public awareness at the unrecyle-ability of the majority of products should hopefully upstream business packaging change.

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