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by nhumrich 3y ago
I still use gitlab primarily because of the CI system. Still haven't found any competitors that are as easy to use and integrated as gitlab CI. Github actions are still lagging far behind.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Actually, it was a role before it was a culture. See: "COO", "SalesOps", "PeopleOps", etc.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Yes! Possibly relevant article on your point: https://medium.com/swlh/yes-devops-is-a-role-you-just-do-it-...
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by nhumrich 3y ago
This leads to the problem of stopping to pay once the feature you care about exists. Software is an interesting problem where you build once sell a lot. It's not economical if you sell once and give the rest for free. There are a lot o
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Sub interpreters are still faster than processes. With them you could do continuation message passing which other modern languages, such as go, use for multi-threading. Also, for cases such as web apps or data science training, you don&#x2
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by nhumrich 3y ago
You could look into htmx, which is a more language agnostic way to do it.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Auto-generated password via a password manager are more secure, convenient, and portable then passkeys and oidc.
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Thats also not what non profit means. There are many kinds of non-profits and some of them aren't exempt. There is a no tax incentive to non profits that qualify (501c), but the definition is, quite literally, that they can't turn
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by nhumrich 3y ago
Years ago, this might have mattered. But I have moved on. Now an authy user, and not sure why that should change.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
What does "null routed at root" mean here? Is this a form of DoS attack?
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Patents protect the little guy from the manufacturers. A patent is supposed to secure the effort of R&D without necessarily having the budget for massive manufacturing. It prevents the manufacturer from taking off with your idea and gi
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by nhumrich 4y ago
You mean, the ORM? Edgedb also is nice if you want a more object like model for your db.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Yes, I think a single picture of a farm setup this way would have increased the value of this article quite a bit.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
And the oxford comma as well, apparently
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Yes, read the last part of the included documentation and hold onto background tasks.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Yes! Array of foreign keys would be amazing!
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Unfortunately, only for business plans.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
The problem isn't using one of these things, the problem happens when you use each of these things. Now you have a distributed system where data is in different systems and you have data inconsistencies or have to deal with distributed
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Im curious. If codon can compile a python script, why can it not compile a pure python library? What technical limitations does an import or 3rd party add that a script wouldn't have?
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by nhumrich 4y ago
> how do we explain large but mature codebases If the codebase/project became "feature complete". Once a project becomes feature complete, then finally bugs are able to be squashed without reintroducing new ones. The code
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by nhumrich 4y ago
And just like that I cancelled my stream deck order.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Use OTP via "Google Authenticator". But instead of using google authenticator, use Authy, which is a similar app, but syncs the OTP seeds across many devices, so you can use any device you own.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
I often see problems with these postings. The link doesn't work, an error in the wording, etc, and a comment would be a nice way to tell them their post needs to be fixed somehow.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Perhaps excel is 99% SQL and not the other way around, especially since SQL is older.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
This isn't no code. This isn't even low-code. This is just a DSL (domain specific language).
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Windows own "my phone" app supports this. KDE connect does support it at least on linux desktop.
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Chess is still no-hard, so "proving this" will be near impossible. The closest we have is statistics. I remember watching a "bot battle." A chess tournament for bots only, algorithms playing eachother. Nearly 70% of thes
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by nhumrich 4y ago
I agree. Should be a "hold the button for 5 seconds to deselect"
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Location: Utah, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: python, postgres, docker, kubernetes, microservices Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nhumrich/ email: hireme@humrich.us
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by nhumrich 4y ago
Yes, I was using Wayland fairly comfortably but am now using x again thanks to screen sharing and all the different conference tools everyone uses.

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