paul_h

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by paul_h 2y ago
I've been griping about html's select for some tome - https://paulhammant.com/2013/01/31/appdev-glass-ceiling-revi... - great news
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by paul_h 2y ago
US has an egg import deal with Turkey, no? https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/international/turkey-export...
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by paul_h 2y ago
Java's SecurityManager was cool at the start, but over the years there was a steady series of ways to side step it. And now Oracle are wholly deleting it in JDK 25 - https://openjdk.org/jeps/486 . It was a stand ou
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by paul_h 2y ago
[UK here] It'd be great to have blanket permissions for 800W installs , but I've only a west facing two-story wall without a balcony. That probably needs permits and a small scaffolding tower rather than ladders moving your costs
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by paul_h 2y ago
Killing or just another risk? As far back as the 80's or 70's there was the idea of losing ball bearing manufacture capability as a risk to society and civilization. I'd think the lack of a systemic defence to amplified mis
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by paul_h 2y ago
Reconsideration was started under Obama, too: https://www.science.org/content/article/after-criticism-fede... (published 17 Jan 2017)
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by paul_h 2y ago
This was published 17 Jan 2017 - https://www.science.org/content/article/after-criticism-fede... - before Trump's inauguration. The process to reconsider the ban started under Obama.
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by paul_h 2y ago
I commuted the NJ/USA daily for a while and loved - https://njtranshit.com/ - there's always room for sites that deliver something extra to the official one :)
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by paul_h 3y ago
"winners don’t like remembering losers" AKA survivorship bias.
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by paul_h 3y ago
The fatigue part: if you clicked allow, and the hackers called you for the second step, but you responded "I understand you're a hacker and are wanting to steal from me in some way, but I am only going to give you incorrect pin nu
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by paul_h 3y ago
Your gossip protocol isn't the gossip protocol of Hashgraph/Hedera https://hedera.com/learning/hedera-hashgraph/what-is-gossip-... , is it?
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by paul_h 3y ago
I'm with you on wishing WebDAV continued its rollout. These days there are great low-drama server-side deployments like https://github.com/sigoden/dufs . It's run relative too - you could habe multiple dufs pr
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by paul_h 4y ago
Author checking in. I wrote on Smalltalk's ENVY too - https://paulhammant.com/2017/09/01/smalltalk-envy . Though I've used it myself, I've paired with many that have.
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by paul_h 4y ago
Lots of companies are comfortable programming a single caller ID for many phone lines in a call center. It's a legitimate business need. Trouble is the caller-ID is not validated for each and every call. If the target phone could conta
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by paul_h 5y ago
I have pals that work at Apple, but they're not saying: I wonder what branching model they are running for macOS/iOS.
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by paul_h 5y ago
Came to link to that :)
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by paul_h 5y ago
https://www.sparkleshare.org/ reminder for non-coding usages of git. Though of course this does't solve the user/passwd going away problem itself
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by paul_h 6y ago
I was ghosted for many months this summer by a company for a Head of Software Engineering role. I had been referred in by friends/ex-colleagues who worked here "Paul would do great things here" type of thing. One has left. I
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by paul_h 8y ago
Co-creator of Selenum 1.0 checking in. My part of the 2004 Selenium was the wire protocol that allowed one process (the Java/Ruby/C#/Python test runner) to control the other (the browser). In so doing implemented a rudimentar
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by paul_h 9y ago
Featuring Maven, Trunk-Based Development and a lot of coordination to migrate from smaller Git repos and Subversion, Tim Krüger has operationalized this for multiple teams/projects and is tracking the experience.
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A Google-style expanding/contracting monorepo in Git for multiple teams(timkrueger.me)
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by paul_h 9y ago
I've spent the last 12 years putting a knife in ClearCase whenever I saw it and it's shit branching model. And I have no idea about ENVY, I've never used it (or SmallTalk). I trust that people that I rate that have used both
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by paul_h 9y ago
I believe so.
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by paul_h 9y ago
Said to by /u/vfclists on Proggit .. "folks should realize that ENVY was Smalltalk's Git, way before when before anyone heard of Git"
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by paul_h 9y ago
Ex* Employee #500 here. All reinvested. * https://paulhammant.com/2015/01/06/farewell-2014-farewell-th...
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by paul_h 10y ago
I looked at your diagram. I don;t think you're doing trunk based development.
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by paul_h 10y ago
Really? http://techcrunch.com/2011/05/30/facebook-source-code
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by paul_h 10y ago
Couldn't have said it better myself :)
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by paul_h 10y ago
Not satire - If teams are doing "branch for release", they're doing it a matter of days before the release - https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com/branch-for-release/ Why wouldn't you reconfigure your C
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by paul_h 10y ago
We wrote about that: https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com/alternative-branching-mode...

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