pwdisswordfishy

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by pwdisswordfishy 7mo ago
Yes, and in the real world where Grice's Maxim of Relevance is in force, then when the secrets issuer that is the subject of the discussion isn't one of those partners, then an informative "reminder" that GitHub "ha
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by pwdisswordfishy 7mo ago
That's just a tautology. "If the secrets issuer partners with X-corp for secret scanning so that secrets get invalidated when you X them, then when you X them the secrets will be invalidated". The above is a true statement fo
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by pwdisswordfishy 7mo ago
> What i mean by this is that all my data is plain JSON and no class instances or objects that have function properties, so that I can serialize/deserialize it easily. This is known as the "primitive obsession" anti-patter
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by pwdisswordfishy 7mo ago
Disappointed to see nothing about Clacks.
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by pwdisswordfishy 7mo ago
Explain.
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by pwdisswordfishy 7mo ago
>>> "—".replace("—", "\u10EAD\u10EAC") 'ცDცC' Behold indeed.
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by pwdisswordfishy 7mo ago
They could have at least picked an unassigned code point. $ unicode u+10eac u+10ead U+10EAC YEZIDI COMBINING MADDA MARK UTF-8: f0 90 ba ac UTF-16BE: d803deac Decimal: ຬ Octal: \0207254 𐺬 Category: Mn (Mark,
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by pwdisswordfishy 7mo ago
It should have been an en dash anyway if you are to put spaces around it.
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by pwdisswordfishy 7mo ago
You started out strong but fumbled in your second sentence. > CLI means you can pipe the output of your program to things like sed and grep and any other program. No, that's not a prereq for a CLI. "CLI" means "comma
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by pwdisswordfishy 7mo ago
Not to be confused with https://mujs.com/ I guess?
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by pwdisswordfishy 7mo ago
> This could be an existential threat to the Silicon Valley model of building startups that are worth billions on paper before their founders see any cash. And what about the downsides?
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
It's not right, but it's pervasive. The same mindset gave us PHP 4 and "i have learned to use them, that's why there isn't one present".
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
But does Omegastar finally support ISO timestamps?
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
Confirmed by a Hacker News rando. Seems legit.
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
... it's from 2005, at the height of such access, so much so that a glut of "toxic assets" led to a worldwide recession.
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
LSP?
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
Why is that important?
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
Wouldn't that be Monopoly money anyway?
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
Best bet is a user/user-education error, a crummy implementation and most instances involving an ISBN-10 printed on a label with a UPC nearby; the ISBN-10, being most likely printed in OCR-A, needs no barcode in order to be decoded, an
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
If someone has money, why would they be better off joining this as a donor instead of just giving that money directly to someone who's actually doing good and necessary work? Everything about this seems like it will be a waste of what
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
OpenLibrary is such an unfortunate case of semi-failure. It hasn't failed exactly (it's still around), and there's enough of a heartbeat that people can claim that it's going strong and there's nothing wrong (espec
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
One day folks who live inside commandlines and TUIs all day will realize that there's nothing particular about webapps or the sandboxes that they execute in that requires we build exclusively graphical runtimes around them, instead o
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
> founders of HashiCorp, Elastic, ClickHouse, Supabase, Vue.js, Pydantic, Nginx, Gatsby, n8n, and curl By the sound of it, we can probably expect most of the stakeholders to be less interested in critical infrastructure or anything that
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
Don't give them ideas.
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
It's a good metaphor, and one could easily substitute "YouTube" into the explanation in really sensitive situations. In less sensitive situations, you might be able to still use "PornHub" so long as you do enough t
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
Doesn't Discord require every user to create a new account, even if they're already using Discord in some other community? So when they say "a Discord server", they really mean it--they're like droplets running ind
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
What's so special about "https:"?
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
/dev/random as a free money printer? Sign me up.
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
> You can’t push changes to a non-bare repo – if you try, Git will reject your push. Sure you can. If the repo has branch foo checked out, but you're changing branch bar, it will happily let you push to bar (or bar->baz). And eve
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by pwdisswordfishy 8mo ago
"new" Microsoft's Project Silica: Is glass the future of long term storage? . October 2023. Comments (13): < https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37895643 > Project Silica . October 2023. Comments (

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