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by penagwin 7y ago
The problem I had with Literal["foo"] is that at least according to mypy "foo" is a string and it was expecting Literal["foo"]. I think you're right, something must be mixed up. But then again this is the
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by penagwin 7y ago
Even then I'm surprised to see Lua fall off the table, and Go's stagnation seems kinda odd. Given how much lua is used as an embedded language in Games, Databases, Servers, etc. I feel I've only seen it's usage increase.
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by penagwin 7y ago
First they evade regulations, then they propose a new policy that is enticing to potential employees (or whatever they call them) - but the policy is so generous that most competitors would have issues keeping up. How many companies can aff
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by penagwin 7y ago
The important part is to verify your QR code is correct. Even if a site isn't branded for cryptography they just have to sit and wait for input that looks like a bitcoin address. They can be old a reputable too - but if somebody buys t
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by penagwin 7y ago
Don't get me wrong, it would just be Apple throwing excuses here. In general you never know with people :P. We also bought tablets/phones. Guy came in with his kids, kid tries to sell us a kindle fire that's in great conditio
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by penagwin 7y ago
Thanks for explaining this. Coming from the US, seeing the headline I was thinking - welp either I miss understood what they meant or a ton of (rich) crypto investors are about to move to Portugal. This makes far more sense.
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by penagwin 7y ago
I worked in computer/ phone repair - given the context keys falling off should definitely be under warranty. However lacking that context (let's assume there aren't widespread keyboard issues for that model) keys falling off
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by penagwin 7y ago
Was battling it today. Latest stable release of python mind you 3.7.3. We have to move structured data around from a legacy system and integrate it with our new website. Perfect opertunity for types. This also includes trying to use mypy.
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by penagwin 7y ago
+1 for sentry. You can actually self host it for free too!
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by penagwin 7y ago
I'm in the same camp as you are, a funny method that would "kinda work" would be to use something like https://github.com/yudai/gotty but I feel like that's a pretty hacky solution haha.
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by penagwin 7y ago
If you mostly consume twitter I recommend trying tweet deck (which might be owned by twitter now?). Its UI makes far more sense for consumption IMO.
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by penagwin 7y ago
Most of the cases of Google "spying through home assistant" (along with the other assistants, Amazon, Apple included) while obviously invasions of privacy were generally (all?) legal. At least in the US they weren't breaking
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by penagwin 7y ago
> I can buy the same products from Aliexpress way cheaper and have them delivered in 2-3 days. I use aliexpress for things I don't need for 2-4 weeks, I'm really curious, normally 2-3 delivery is like $40+ (Which I prefer not t
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by penagwin 7y ago
Really interesting wikipedia article on them too (the article borrows from it a bit). This is really amusing to me: > The Michigan Exploration Laboratory (MXL) suspects that the M-Cubed CubeSat, a joint project run by MXL and JPL, became
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by penagwin 7y ago
Sure but many websites load resources and such with JS - the request might not contain the content but 3 seconds on the page with JS to let it fill in everything, etc. SPA's often (but not always) do this. Content is loaded in via Reac
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by penagwin 7y ago
I mean... it's no different than making any website work in multiple browsers. Which really isn't too hard nowadays unless you're using bleeding-edge features or obscure non-standard ones.
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by penagwin 7y ago
Yes and no - It likely has more extensions and stuff. But actually since electron is essentially chromium + nodejs I would guess electron would be "heavier". Anyway the reason this would be desirable is because the user's bro
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by penagwin 7y ago
Depends on what you're doing. On some websites you actually stick out (all tor exit nodes are public and easily identifiable). Depending on how closely you stick to the recommend configuration (default window size and such) it'll
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by penagwin 7y ago
> The authorities said that the problems stemmed partly from police I.T. systems and partly from the phone companies’ systems, although a telecom industry representative said he could not understand how phone companies could have caused
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by penagwin 7y ago
Same could be said for github. I regularly literally copy and paste a variable name from a file on Github itself - paste it into the search, and it finds 0 results. HOW COULD YOU FIND NOTHING?! Not even the file I copied it from? A simple
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by penagwin 7y ago
cue somebody asking the difference and a paragraph explaining the drama that unfolded between them
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by penagwin 7y ago
Same with npm at least with git.
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by penagwin 7y ago
Perfect thanks!
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by penagwin 7y ago
Any word on pricing?
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by penagwin 7y ago
It's more about which features they add/remove etc. So the core will be webkit, and will share those quirks. Meanwhile we still have stuff like extensions, privacy policies, dev tools, etc. Also they have the ability now to tweak
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by penagwin 7y ago
> Then you can create hardware and software that let people host their own media and backup their own devices, instead of handing it over to giant corporations with government backdoors. Actually low upload bandwidth makes it harder to g
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by penagwin 7y ago
I know the client key is derived from the server key (So if Facebook's was released, your Google's TOTP is still safe). I'm guessing it depends on the implementation, are the server secrets normally derived per user or shared
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by penagwin 7y ago
Ooh that's interesting! Coincidentally my very close relative works for their F16 program! Yeah they're one of the largest military contractors - not a company anyone wants to have a breach.
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by penagwin 7y ago
I had this exact issue then found out either my cable or port on my router was bad, and was only initiating a 100mbps link. Steam can hit 40MBps (over 300mbps) regularly for me. I find what you say to be true though, most services can'
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by penagwin 7y ago
Comcast's 150mbps down includes 10mbps up - it's not terrible for one or two people but as a power user I had to upgrade to 450down/20up. The upload is so pathetic because cable doesn't have symmetric bandwidth, you have

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