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mekster
4y ago
Examples totally do suck. A class Animal is inherited by Dog class that barks. That's like the total opposite of what any practical example can be and people confuse how that's even useful.
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How are you interpreting that English? Not defined means, it could be anything. If accepting body in GET is out of spec, then spec is supposed to say, GET cannot send body.
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mekster
4y ago
Thank you for solving my 20 years mystery.
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4y ago
That's just email alone. I didn't think some milliseconds is worth more than correctness. Grok pattern is like commenting on your regexp, except you'll also get logical validation instead of bunch of characters you may make a
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4y ago
You're not missing anything but why reinvent a known regex pattern on every project or even on every instance of its usage in a project when the pattern can be defined to be used by anyone that never changes? In your case, putting the
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4y ago
It may have originated from a project but many other log parser projects such as Vector and fluentd have such support. https://vector.dev/docs/reference/vrl/examples/#parse_grok https://github
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4y ago
Why don't languages have "grok" patterns in their standard libraries? It seems to only exist in log parsing ecosystems but this really helps with getting rid of little bugs and wrong parsing of specific regex patterns. Instea
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4y ago
Until it exhausted the memory for the instance to become completely unresponsive. Feature list is only half of what it is.
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You can send zfs encrypted volume as encrypted. How does it matter if anyone else is using zfs? You either use a service that supports zfs target or run your own Linux instance which is just installing a single package for Ubuntu.
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4y ago
Doesn't zfs kind of solve all the backup problems alone? Technically, no other backup tools can beat it as being the filesystem itself, it knows more than any external tools can know, like instantly know what file got changed over time
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4y ago
In my book, backup tools don't count unless it has been used widely for a while without major issues repeatedly being reported. Kopia is too new for that state.
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mekster
4y ago
Too bad they couldn't target S3 endpoints or anything other than SSH for remote target on this breaking change or else it would've been the best of the bunch.
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4y ago
That's why LOC doesn't mean anything and I find the latter way more readable except for the fact ruby puts "if" behind for a single liner which isn't really comfortable reading.
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4y ago
What do you think the "more secure" part refer to?
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mekster
4y ago
What do you exactly mean by "its security claims don't make sense or work out in practice"?
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4y ago
Do I see the observation that quality of HN comments on crypto has increased as the price stays low and all those people with "fear of missed out" are no longer aggressively posting?
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4y ago
Why controversial? Genuinely they deserve more donations just for OpenSSH alone.
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4y ago
It does feel like GitLab is at do everything and do it at 70% efficiency of dedicated tools, zone and with the trend of being slow and constant bugs, the internal must be too complicated for developers to grasp and that kind of project can
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4y ago
I've been using tcpick for a similar purpose to see if a HTTP request is reaching and not blocked elsewhere and to see the raw communication to check on headers.
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4y ago
For sake, Stylus doesn't even require colons and semicolons with plenty more features that was invented more than a decade ago and CSS is still trying to sort out things that was solved in 2010 in worse ways in 2022? This is beyond com
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4y ago
It would be nice if your pages are more tl;dr friendly than everything looking like part of a text book which exceeds the attention span to understand the page who's just getting into it.
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4y ago
How is htmx tied to a specific backend language? How does htmx differ against hotwire and livewire?
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4y ago
To avoid your editor from puking with bunch of invalid HTML markups?
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4y ago
For those people that like to have less verbosity at the expense of composing invalid HTML? TypeScript is an invalid form of JS but people still like it.
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It'll be irrelevant by then.
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Using Ubuntu is hell of a lot faster than waiting for such a file system.
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4y ago
Their culture of "works for me" attitude makes most stuff they care irrelevant to the rest of the world.
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4y ago
What's wrong with loading the module yourself? Ubuntu is just a command away to get it running with installing zfsutils-linux. How's that beyond useless?
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4y ago
Unless I'm a character inside the Matrix, I prefer visual converters.
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4y ago
It's good to keep multiple backups with different implementations local and remote. Rsnapshot is hard to break by using very basic principles of file system based files and hard links. If your file system isn't zfs, I think it
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