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by nrvn 4y ago
After Docker announced rate limiting for the hub this was an anticipated move. Was just the matter of time. The only recommendation to everyone: move away or duplicate. One of the strategies I am yet to test is the synchronization between g
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by nrvn 4y ago
This, absolutely! Apple should close this gap and I am puzzled why they have not done that yet. Because even for iOS development people need things beyond the xcode toolcahin and they resort to either of the available options. Homebrew is j
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by nrvn 4y ago
it is an old song. JSON (as per spec) is a lightweight data-interchange format. YAML is a "human-friendly data serialization language for all programming languages" and by mere coincidence (it does not look to be by design until v
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by nrvn 4y ago
I am surprised that in 2020-s people still complain about subscription services. Remember: - you pay once for a single item - you own. - you pay on a regular basis to access multiple items - you don’t. As simple as that. The pre-internet mo
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by nrvn 4y ago
And this rule has been followed the majority(if not all) interpreted and scripting languages. The likes of Ruby, python and JS have multiple examples. Whatever executable is in your $PATH it won’t have an extension. Not sure if this convent
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by nrvn 4y ago
Encryption is just a tip of the iceberg here. There are several major problems with Signal: - it is not that private after all since it requires a phone number. Yes, you can override this by using some virtual throwaway number if you are ge
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by nrvn 4y ago
From Beat The Devil (1953): Time. Time. What is time? Swiss manufacture it. French hoard it. Italians squander it. Americans say it is money. Hindus say it does not exist. Do you know what I say? I say time is a crook.
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by nrvn 4y ago
I am gonna stick to my 2008 toyota for as long as I can. Car manufacturers have been into planned obsolescence for a long while and now they want to continuously charge me for their crap. Vote with your wallet!
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by nrvn 4y ago
I have just compared the “gross” bubble from the article with my “real” bubble. Made a screenshot of both and used the ios color picker. “Gross”: #7EC170 Real from the bottom of the message reel: #65C466 Real from the top: #73E173 No issues
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by nrvn 4y ago
wrt calendars there is one curious rational alternative. 13 months, 28 days each. Year day in the end not belonging to any month, leap day every leap year in the middle of the summer. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Int
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by nrvn 4y ago
Is there any process or policy for promoting third-party libs to standard library?
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by nrvn 4y ago
This is me. I want everyone to use UTC and align local lunch times to solar noons.
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by nrvn 4y ago
I believe YAML has deserved the motto: "Everyone hates YAML. Everyone writes a lot of YAML."
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by nrvn 4y ago
As usual the advice is: Duplicate your efforts and do not rely on a single git hosting provider! Gitlab.org is there. Use it. There are multiple ways to sync workflows and git repositories
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by nrvn 4y ago
> Unlike Civil Engineering, there's no licensing, no sorts of inspections, no oversight, liability is completepy waived in a 300 page agreement people just click through, etc. This! I have come to the same conclusion. If you want to
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by nrvn 5y ago
Github is a platform that comes with all platform-related risks, i.e. operational risk of having the whole development and SDLC lifecycle blocked, creating a vendor lock due to using some unique github features, inability to rely on third-p
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by nrvn 5y ago
71% support the war. 71% have never traveled abroad. They watch government tv, trust Putin and trust propaganda. Most of them are on a very low wage, have got next to zero savings, financially illiterate, don’t know any foreign languages. 7
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by nrvn 5y ago
That that have been brainwashed or retarded support that. Reasonable people don’t.
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by nrvn 5y ago
Would an e2ee storage be the answer to this? As an end user I would be sure that my data is encrypted in-transit and at rest. As a cloud provider I would take care of encryption and privacy promises and transparency and care about my bandwi
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by nrvn 5y ago
here is the problem statement: 1. Get a technology proven to have solved a given problem more than 100 years ago. 2. Throw ICs on top of it. 3. Put “smart” into marketing materials. 4. … 5. Profit There is nothing in any dishwasher[0], frid
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Do svidaniya, Igor, and thank you for Nginx(nginx.com)
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by nrvn 5y ago
There is a cohort of “replacements” to traditional tools. Check here: https://github.com/ibraheemdev/modern-unix Some of them are great, some are opinionated.
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by nrvn 5y ago
What this technique is missing is how to get yourself out of the trap of self-delusion. It is easy to lie to yourself when answering any of the why questions because our brains will more likely choose a comfortable answer instead of the rig
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by nrvn 5y ago
I have a question: before “social” “media” became a thing we* all had been using various irc chats, forums and theme websites of all kinds. There has always been all kinds of drama, addiction, obsession, love and hatred. But I can’t stop th
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by nrvn 5y ago
Send regards to the Android architecture team at Google. The fact that OS is tightly coupled to the underlying hardware has no justification. Not does the fact that they have not yet reviewed the architecture… MS Windows is Heaven on earth
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by nrvn 5y ago
The emphasis on stateless here is that your desired state us described in code that resides in your repository. Actual state is what you have in your cloud. No need to spend time on state format, storage and related logic and complexity
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by nrvn 5y ago
One of the biggest reasons that have kept me away from terraform apart from the esoteric language is that terraform modules are always a few steps being from the upstream public cloud offerings. In the sense that whenever there’s a new API
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by nrvn 5y ago
It is not the first time this company finds itself in the center of an international scandal. It has proven multiple times that privacy and security are not something they really care about. I wonder what else should happen for everyone to
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by nrvn 5y ago
Isn’t it a regular path for this kind of services nowadays? The next step will be a popup saying “this tweet is available in the official app”
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by nrvn 5y ago
Does it git? Based on the comments here this website badly needs contributions from people who are eager to reflect the real UX of the modern web.

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