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by mvolfik 5y ago
I got used to these so quickly – my favourite ones are cal.new (Google calendar event), docs.new (Google doc) or gist.new, I use these almost every day
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.new – Action Domains(whats.new)
2 points by mvolfik 5y ago|1 comments
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by mvolfik 5y ago
this is way too common in Python world too - packages (crates) use dashes (they look nicer?), but the packaged library is named with underscores, because `-` is math operation and can't be in a name
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PyCharm 30% discount, money goes to Django(jetbrains.com)
2 points by mvolfik 6y ago|0 comments
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by mvolfik 6y ago
I'll be soon doing this for a project running on LAN without connection to internet, during events once COVID is over
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by mvolfik 6y ago
Then you can retrieve salt, do hash on server, and use the stored procedure to compare. More requests, but a tradeoff for security \o/
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by mvolfik 6y ago
I think there was some bug in a big service (Twitter? very unsure) a few years ago related to this conflict of ISO and 'real' year
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by mvolfik 6y ago
Czech Mapy.cz (part of a big corporation for cz scale) also has a good one (almost) every year. This year they restricted you from browsing more than 10 km from your location and the map went blank after 9 PM, according to current covid res
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by mvolfik 6y ago
I loved this article, but I'm confused about one thing – if I read it correctly, it seems to connect hacked routers inserting tokens into traffic, and tokens found on hundreds of pages (discovered with a script run by the author). But
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Rust cheatsheet domain being sold to host game cheats(cheats.rs)
3 points by mvolfik 6y ago|2 comments
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by mvolfik 6y ago
in comments on the first commit it was said that the access was revoked, but another one appeared, which points at the server
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by mvolfik 6y ago
but why would you test that so obviously ('fix typo' but add code)? and they made it clear that they likely had access to the git server (by pushing 'from' different accounts), which (obviously, if that's what is ac
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by mvolfik 6y ago
am I understanding it correctly that somebody had breached the PHP git server and tried selling it to 0-day and similar exploiting businesses?
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by mvolfik 6y ago
This is the thing - for some things (e.g. searching for tech to use), you care about recency. But for something you absolutely don't. But the search engines magic seems to throw this all into one bucket and notice that people are more
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Japanese man leaves horrible job, gets horrible letter from the company(soranews24.com)
109 points by mvolfik 6y ago|55 comments
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by mvolfik 6y ago
A Google Cloud incident ongoing: https://status.cloud.google.com/incident/cloud-networking/21...
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Tell HN: Discord, Spotify, Niantic games are down
16 points by mvolfik 6y ago|1 comments
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by mvolfik 6y ago
I've been fine-tuning my forest for way too long and here's what I came up with: { "0": [ "CountAdjacentChance eq 1 1 1 0.01", "CountAdjacentChance ge 1 2 1 0.03" ],
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Pid.codes: Free USB IDs to open-source hardware(pid.codes)
2 points by mvolfik 6y ago|0 comments
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by mvolfik 6y ago
I hate you. I've just spent there way more time than I'd want to admit
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by mvolfik 6y ago
This article seems to miss one important point: how to ensure that links are added correctly and enough). In the wiki scheme, when you just dump info about a problem on a page, how do you now find pages where you need to link to this new pa
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by mvolfik 6y ago
Yes, that's exactly my experience with Emacs - I read their tutorial to do basic tasks (open files, open windows, switch windows, basic replace). Also, I never learned to use their "smart" (?) terminal, python console... Otoh
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by mvolfik 6y ago
There's also Moscow, Idaho somewhere in there
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by mvolfik 6y ago
Yes, and this is even more relevant now in the pandemic. Many countries have agreed to ensure access to COVID vaccines for third world, yet they are still getting pretty much none, while Europe is already full of scandals with celebrities a
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by mvolfik 6y ago
to be fair - this cool, but the heavy lifting part is actually the interesting one
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Elsie: Generate Slides with Python(spirali.github.io)
2 points by mvolfik 6y ago|0 comments
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by mvolfik 6y ago
This sounds a bit like a GUI application, so containers would bring their own problems. Also you again force end user install docker etc
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by mvolfik 6y ago
Yes, this. Actually I first shared it here, because I thought that's cool and could work quite cleanly since mypy works well, but when I actually tried compiling one of my Advent of Code solutions with it, what i got was goto stuffed m
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Mypyc: Compile type-annotated Python to C(github.com)
234 points by mvolfik 6y ago|94 comments
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by mvolfik 6y ago
What's an example of this?

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