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by parhamn 6y ago
I sometimes wonder what a syntactically clarified regex could look like. There are two things that often confuse newcomers: - What are escapes are and what needs to be escaped? - The <character-class><repetitions> structure of a
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by parhamn 6y ago
You'd be surprised how unsophisticated most of these trading bots are, very doubtful enough trading volume happens over this sort of macro trend (less their impact on intraday trends) to cause this. Further if those strategies existed,
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by parhamn 7y ago
This is the type of thing WASM modules would be perfect for. Theres no reason for this to have so many implementations in so many languages.
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by parhamn 7y ago
> I honestly didn't follow your Google search/wifi example. Sorry, wasn't clear there. I generally don't think the 'match' thresholds need to be that high for effective (in terms of dollars earned vs spent)
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by parhamn 7y ago
The whole multiple-users-on-one-ipv4 thing always feels like it distracts from what a tracker's goal really is. It is definitely beyond sufficient identification and more than needed for a tracker to start targeting you with ads and wh
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by parhamn 7y ago
That’s not really relevant, right? No mater the loading/transpiration step, you lose a lot of language guarantees when you can load multiple of the same packages, including: - function/object identity checking I.e “package.func !=
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by parhamn 7y ago
Sure (upvote) and we dealt with it accordingly after some confused digging. On a more general level I’ve never seen something like that in a package manager. It seems as though some of the language features (like the singleton I mentioned)
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by parhamn 7y ago
What’s worse is that the whole installing multiple versions of the same package for different sub dependencies doesn’t make any sense when when the language supports singletons and module level variables with has no way of specifying which
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by parhamn 7y ago
It's a shame you can't easily add an extensions to most hosted postgres solutions. I hacked on the postgres ltree extension [1] recently, and was amazed at how easy it is to extend functionality of the database, add new types&#x2F
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by parhamn 7y ago
I can't imagine you could do much. I know some ad blockers are optimistically resolving these CNAMES to see if they resolve to a tracker then block them. It'd be hard for a browser to generically identify who the first party is be
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by parhamn 7y ago
Couldn’t this actually be useful in countries that block Wikipedia?
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by parhamn 7y ago
I agree. DNS in conversation = K/V mapping pair for routing somewhere. TXT/MX/CNAME/A/WIKI etc. For the sake of this repo and what they're trying to get across this seems fair. I'm confused that I felt com
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by parhamn 7y ago
There are cool things somewhere in the middle now too, e.g Cue [1], which is really cool. I was recently thinking that its a shame there isn't a cross language proto-lite kind of thing (I'd settle for json with structures and poin
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by parhamn 7y ago
> Making decent UI's went from bicycle science to rocket science. But UIs are better than ever. How many Google Docs, Webflows, SquareSpaces, existed in VB-classic? Let's give the space some credit. All this complexity wasn&#x2
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by parhamn 7y ago
I had fun playing with the parameters, thanks! Now, I want a wallpaper version of this with low maxSpeeds. Very relaxing.
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by parhamn 7y ago
Honestly, I meant that lightly. My apologies. I found it humorous because it followed the (gui-version)^2 format of emacs-like tool endorsements. If you want an actual reason, the two are not even close. Jupyter is a multi-langauge kernel _
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by parhamn 7y ago
That got a good laugh out of me. Very org-mode-user of you to call Babel "Jupyter notebook on steroids". Anyone else would take one look and say "wtf are you talking about?"
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by parhamn 7y ago
A Inbox/Superhuman for SWE type tool: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNSpDIqCa5A - https://cloudsynth.com/ A better backend as a service: - https://cloudsynth.com/products/core
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by parhamn 7y ago
Give me whatever terminology you prefer for: "I can ensure I maintain backwards compatibility (with a spec checker). Also with most of the generated client code you can ensure to a high degree of safety that the data I'm accessing
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by parhamn 7y ago
Sure! We are actually currently building a platform on this stack (for eventual open sourcing) called Core [1]. Protobuf generally definitely needs some tooling and environment management work to make things smooth. But it is achievable and
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by parhamn 7y ago
Cool! I don't know if a comparison of these really makes sense. You'd be conflating transport, serialization, and stream format (unary/stream). For fullstack dev, I've been immensely happy with grpc/protobuf over ht
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by parhamn 7y ago
> after selfishly spending billions on stock buybacks I've been seeing this on twitter a lot. Is there some context you can provide for why these particular repurchases were in bad taste, given no awareness of the upcoming pandemic.
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by parhamn 7y ago
I've always wondered why Netflix and all don't have clip widgets that you can link/embed on other sites. It is essentially free mass embedded paywalls.
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by parhamn 7y ago
Funny that you broke it down like that. I think since forums like this aren't for formal arguments, it's fair for the questions to be seen as more than suggestive, especially with your phrasing.
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by parhamn 7y ago
While I never used CoreOS, the team certainly played a big part in the new wave of devops. The team also brought us etcd and a lot of the niceties of the devX in kubernetes et al these days. The article doesn't mention him, but shouto
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by parhamn 7y ago
I was actually wondering what the lowest-resource way of launching a bunch of mostly-idle single port applications in isolation currently is. Docker runtime is bloated, Kubernetes has recommended limits (and enforced on cloud providers), Ru
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by parhamn 7y ago
Did you read the line underneath? > Programs ship their own copies of BoringSSL when they use it and we update everything as needed when deciding to make API changes. This allows us to mostly avoid compromises in the name of compatibilit
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by parhamn 7y ago
The truth in this is that these things just depend heavily on both culture (e.g. communication patterns, "This is infra team's problem", etc) and technology choice limitations (e.g. dependencies, api boundary safety, general
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Rise of the SaaS-mare: What to do in a world with way too many SaaS tools?(cloudsynth.com)
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by parhamn 7y ago
We have 'macros' in https://www.cloudsynth.com to create issues on the various issue systems (jira/github/etc) and it it is actually pretty impressive how slow JIRA is compared to the rest of them. It's

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