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by omgitsabird 5y ago
I lost an AWS account many years ago to losing an MFA device during an adventure that I will avoid documenting here. What is really weird is that AWS account is tied to a very old (1998?) Amazon account. I wonder what this request will reve
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/add.15764
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
> Saying someone who is considering suicide might instead consider talking to their doctor doesn’t seem all that controversial to me? It doesn't, and if they said that, I wouldn't have replied that way.
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
Why do you feel the need to tell people that they are suffering from depression online? Did you fill out the HAM-D questionnaire in your head based off his post?
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
You can overcome this using a linter that doesn't allow expressions in those contexts, no?
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
My first thought would be compounding any of the comorbidities that are already correlated with low socioeconomic status.
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
And https://developer.chrome.com/blog/private-network-access-upd...
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
"Large PHP applications" doesn't immediately express to me that you combine styles, scripts, and markup in your templates and have a need for automated context-aware escaping.
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
While I agree with the overall point, these are different environments. React normally operates in a DOM. It's templates are translated into javascript, and that javascript manipulates the DOM. PHP templates are just outputting strings
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
> he's never had to mitigate XSS vulnerabilities in large PHP applications. You can do this with <?= e(<expression-to-escape>) ?>, where e is a function that escapes strings. Is this more work than writing {{ <expres
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
> We have to put a completely different template system on top of PHP, also written in PHP, which now makes the application load four times as slow. Twig, Blade, etc. are generally "compiled" into PHP and cached. I don't t
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
I see this issue happen from time to time when including dependencies that are not transpiled. The "distribution" assets of many packages target ES5 or ES6, but every now and then I run into issues introduced by packages that ski
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
While subjectively more simple, you don't need to rely on browserlist to get optional chaining transpilation in babeljs. You also don't need something as complicated as create-react-app to use babeljs.
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
Your profile says "I'm not here for politics".
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
This article is about the French Data Protection Act, not GDPR. They might be lex specialis, I don't know. I am just giving a benefit of the doubt that it is a more difficult problem than people make it out to be. I skimmed this [pape
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
Maybe they attempt to comply with regulation that is often confusingly worded and written by people who are not human computer interaction experts.
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
Example plans: https://discover.garmin.com/en-US/inreach/personal/#subscrip...
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
I would think that long lasting copyrights stifle innovation and competition. Where is the incentive to do something new or to allow new players an ability to use works in a new way?
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
To me, there is a very large difference between the original game in an emulator and this. It appears that this is using http://phaser.io/ and is a complete rewrite of the original game.
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
I found the input latency made this unplayable.
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
Isn't this more of a problem with HN guidelines for submitting articles than anything else? If someone reads the article, they see where it says this is in a mouse model of an uncommon form of ALS.
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
This low-effort comment is popping up more and more. I would say just assume the title has "in mouse disease model" at the end of it. Then we can get away from the large dismissive negativity spiral that all of these threads turn
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
Nothing. From browsing software engineering literature from the early 2000s, the common issue seems to be communication or processes, which is the fault of the hiring company, not that of the developers/consultancy themselves.
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
WebStorm is a good IDE for static analysis and understanding connections between modules and procedures. You can click your way through the call stack with decent accuracy. A lot of people in this thread are recommending grep and ripgrep, b
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
Do you make seven figures with one job? I have zero friends that do.
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
Interesting, I would have assumed the browser would have blocked the fullscreen request as it wasn't initiated by an action on the document itself.
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
javascript: (()=>{const div = document.createElement('div'); div.style.background = 'black'; document.body.appendChild(div); div.requestFullscreen();})(); You could add that as a bookmark. You can replace &#
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
<body style="background: black;"> <script> document.addEventListener('click', () => document.body.requestFullscreen()) </script> </body>
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
Yes, and I would argue that many people using frameworks like these never learn those fundamental concepts.
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by omgitsabird 5y ago
All CSS is hard to parse visually. Unless you follow very strict development guidelines, you do not really know anything unless you look at the computed styles in a debugging tool. I think Tailwind does help wrangle some of that cognitive

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