poorlyknit

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by poorlyknit 3y ago
> Why isn't it possible to represent a program visually? I'd argue that the visual representation necessarily needs to abstract from the actual code to be useful. From concrete to abstract you can choose from any number of nota
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
I can and I will. Just don't make me run software I don't want to on hardware I own.
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
Then you click on wóyde and see that it's the > Root stative of the root *weyd-. :)
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
> Yeah, let me just put ALL of my passwords in ONE location. By reusing a password, you're basically doing this already.
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
I love using PlantUML for this stuff :D https://plantuml.pbrinkmeier.de/svg/VP8zJyCm48Rt-nMtCV8b44E5...
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
You might like Harold McGee's "On Food and Cooking" which is basically a popular science food chemistry "textbook" (it doesn't really go in the chemistry details but it usually gives you some pointers). It&#x27
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
Instead of a decimal place I like to use the next smaller unit, i.e. 1 day 2 hours ago 1 year 10 months ago 2 weeks 3 days ago As a user "1.9 years" would have me scratching my head a bit.
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
Google Maps used to be really bad in my then neighborhood which had roads and garages underground and bike lanes and footpaths on the ground level. For the longest time they didn't even have the numbers of individual houses and treated
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
> many thousands of miles of off-road wilderness That's a form of third place. You don't need to be actively sharing it with other people but everyone still agrees that it's shared.
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
The comment you're replying to refers to the fact that the usual proposal is a leading comma You're right that it's not valid Haskell but that wasn't the goal here.
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
pg_dump [0] (or pg_dumpall, linked there) sounds like what you want to use. You could docker exec into the postgres container, then copy the dump from the volume to your backup location on the host. A bit more contrived than copying the vol
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
I agree with you - this is a "law hack" and should be seen as a good thing. It shows a loophole in the system and directs attention towards it so that it can be fixed. There's no system like responsible disclosure in law.
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
The regulation incentivizes one to actually use the property instead of parking one's money there, so I think it's working as intended. In order to avoid squatting, put the property to use or hire a security company. Don't ex
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
Gee, I wonder why F500s are getting ransomwared left and right :) I get that giving your drones software that is widely used is the easiest path but ActiveDirectory, Outlook and Windows are basically three of the horsemen of insecure corpor
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
You might like to check out the cheaper end supermarkets, you can get 1kg potatos for 0.60ct at my local Kaufland (when they're discounted). Just get enough so they last until the next discount. Normally they're around 1.00€.
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
What GUI are you using and how do I make my commits cleaner?
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
You're in for a nasty surprise if (for whatever reason) this code is executed using Python 2: https://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#input Equivalent to eval(raw_input(prompt)).
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
This way the app doesn't have to handle HTTPS though.
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
> rewriting their page on every request That's not how virtual DOM works. EDIT: Also the concept of "virtual DOM" is way older than shitty websites themselves (was applied to native GUI stuff before JS was even a thing). W
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
I get your sentiment and agree that we're horribly over-regulated in a lot of ways but that's a misconception about the Arbeitszeitgesetz. 1) §3 restricts working time to an average of 8 hours per Werktag (~business day?), i
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
Pay is a part of culture.
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
Real communism has never been tried!
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
You are underestimating the laziness of the Adtech industry. "But we've already got Google Analytics, why would we implement server-side code (<- so complicated!) just to log some stupid header?"
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
For a regulatory body it is beyond trivial to assign a person to a phone number for a given time range.
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
> what was so great about this story [?] > catastrophic consequences of hubris meeting ignorance Icarus calling. People have been telling this story for thousands of years.
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
Yea, it seems weird to me that they decided to do that in ECMAScript in the first place. The user/programmer should never have to interface with surrogates unless they are doing something specific to UTF-16.
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
Right! In practice you'd just put the symbols directly. Funnily enough {"text": "\ud83e\udd14"} is the only way to encode the JSON from my post on HN :D
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
The biggest takeaway/shock for me in this article is the fact that JSON string literals can't contain escaped characters outside the Basic Multilingual Plane (i.e. whose code points are greater than U+FFFF). Quoting RFC 8259:
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
How did they measure this? Except for Location (and maybe Interests) it seems like an anonymous image board would not have this information.
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by poorlyknit 3y ago
> pay for things you use. The problem isn't paying for Netflix, it is that their earlier "love is sharing a password", "sharing is caring" etc. campaign made it seem like password sharing is sanctioned and theref

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