mhio

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by mhio 3y ago
Thank you both.
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by mhio 3y ago
Are you able to elaborate on some of the shade being thrown in that linked thread? There appears to be some politics around this, or determinate systems, or something.
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by mhio 3y ago
Source: https://engineeringblog.yelp.com/2023/01/rebuilding-a-cassan... (Jan 30, 2023)
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by mhio 3y ago
Raptor vs water+steel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPd6zYFLBqk
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by mhio 3y ago
It was mostly utilitarian, modifying the outputs of some code generation tools where maintaining a fork was going to be difficult. The most recent was munging some file upload details where the OpenAPI definition is incomplete (or only rece
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by mhio 3y ago
I've been using ts-morph for this recently, the accompanying AST viewer makes getting started easy. https://github.com/dsherret/ts-morph https://ts-ast-viewer.com
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by mhio 3y ago
Material Design
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by mhio 3y ago
The article updated to remove the cruft you noted. It dropped the 1M memory substantially Promise timers are now packaged by node at least, they allocate about 20% less memory for the 1mil test (on v18). const { setTimeout } = require
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by mhio 3y ago
App Service won't allow the level of privilege needed to start the "head" container that enables container-in-container to work. Options like `--privileged` and `--cap SYS_ADMIN` or mounting special volumes from the host are
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by mhio 3y ago
> but it would surprise me to see MS direct Rust resources specifically to it when they’ve already dedicated a lot of work towards Rust in VS Code. Embrace, or are we up to Extend? But seriously, don't MS already have form on the .N
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by mhio 3y ago
Debris creation and cleanup is fairly well defined in the Programmatic Environmental Assessment (PEA) done by Spacex and signed off by the FAA and relevant agencies for the Boca site to be used for starship launches. They probably thought i
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by mhio 3y ago
Are you running the multi-container apps under App Service?
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by mhio 4y ago
Does the "blockbuster case" line of thought you've seen suggest it should be easy for Oracle? From the differing legal opinions I've read it seems a legal quagmire. That's a quagmire that _both_ sides of the argume
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by mhio 4y ago
It's not a charade, it's the looming shadow of Oracle lawyers.
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by mhio 4y ago
"No javascript" is a non starter in my opinion. That's a very simple on/off switch that is already available but has very little buy in. As you noted, "JS off" mode requires a shift in what HTML/CSS are ca
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by mhio 4y ago
> I think browsers need a "web app" mode and a "surf mode" Agree. It will be hard to define a standard for "surf mode", but in addition to privacy benefits there would be security benefits for the browser c
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by mhio 4y ago
Damnit.. I even searched for it =)
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by mhio 4y ago
Who is abandoning v8?
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by mhio 4y ago
Sounds like they renamed the app support team to dev ops, and the ops team to SR and were done. Pretty standard move in some organisations to "keep up with the times".
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by mhio 4y ago
Ah gotcha. I wonder if anyone's converted the API spec into json-schema, might be easier to plug into tools then. edit: yes, and the tooling in front of it. https://github.com/yannh/kubeconform following on origin
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by mhio 4y ago
In what way is the kubernetes API loose schema'd?
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by mhio 4y ago
Searching for the address on the Contact Us page returns a plethora of what look like template sites Note that the contact us address isn't the TPLink address presented on all the other pages of that site.
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by mhio 4y ago
An Azure 8x MI250X OAM enclosure was out and about at the SC22 conference late last year (second half of the linked article). https://www.servethehome.com/microsoft-azure-at-sc22-and-the...
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by mhio 4y ago
I think there is a general security and privacy argument for this type of setup as well. As a web browser has become a general purpose VM, it has capabilities far surpassing what is needed at least 50% the time, I'd go as high as 90% o
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by mhio 4y ago
If not, maybe someone can build a "centos-esm" from the sources? At least for the GPL packages where they have to be provided.
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by mhio 4y ago
I saw that too, but in this case `echo` exits. My note was just regarding the pipeline will continue to write forever if the first character was any of the non destructive commands. Without trashing vms... ( while true; do printf &#x2
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by mhio 4y ago
Nice one! I wasn't taking testing that far =) edit - Actually I don't think it closes the input, so for an initial char that doesn't cause something fatal it looks to continue writing.
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by mhio 4y ago
I hate to be a golfer... buuuut this should still be pretty generic shell LC_ALL=C tr -dc 'a-z' </dev/urandom | head -c 1
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by mhio 4y ago
Most DNS registrations won't match the lifetime of the software.
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by mhio 4y ago
How does the js extension stop a project from targeting ESM?

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