richardjennings

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by richardjennings 5y ago
Not the most prestigious news outlet - but fact checkable and perhaps a vision of the future: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/14815353/househunters-slam-tin...
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by richardjennings 5y ago
"and now the exploited have been drained dry". I do not think this is true in the absolute currently. I do think that the modern economies are imparting pressures that will make this more true over time. The question every one ask
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by richardjennings 6y ago
Why cannot the mainframes be replaced with virtual machines and the target binaries replaced with the identical output from a language with more than one compilation target? It seems from the outset this is entirely possible and practical g
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by richardjennings 6y ago
I have come to accept that I do not and almost certainly cannot understand spacetime. I cannot fathom the consequences of the passage of light through circumstances. I do not see how the concept of 1 Billion years can be thought to apply un
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by richardjennings 6y ago
From Go? There is the syscall package. More generally C is just adding some conventions, like 'calling' that can be interacted with by following the rules from e.g assembly or a higher level language that can compile to compatible
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by richardjennings 6y ago
The particular implementation detail I was referring to: https://github.com/opencontainers/runc/tree/master/libcontai... The distinction I was attempting to make is whether or not C source code is requir
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by richardjennings 6y ago
In the container context, the Go runtime gets in the way of namespace control; 'Docker' as in RunC uses C to work around this (last time I looked) and so is compiled with cgo. I'm not sure that the direct creation/contro
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Teasmade(en.wikipedia.org)
15 points by richardjennings 6y ago|0 comments
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by richardjennings 6y ago
Hi - Thank you ! Following your insight I found the answer in the billing documentation: https://cloud.google.com/network-tiers/pricing "Always Free usage limits apply to Premium Tier." "Always Free usag
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Ask HN: GCP “Network Egress via Carrier Peering Network”?
1 points by richardjennings 6y ago|3 comments
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by richardjennings 6y ago
"Finally, the backdoor composes a JSON document into which it adds the unique user ID described earlier, a session ID, and a set of other non-relevant data fields. It then sends this JSON document to the C2 server." Is there any f
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by richardjennings 6y ago
"Infrastructure As Code" is a misnomer in my opinion. The underlying mechanism is more "Infrastructure as Configuration". Terraform syntax is called HCL "HashiCorp Configuration Language". The "code"
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by richardjennings 6y ago
Is it at all possible that traditionally compilation is taught back to front? I am just a hobbyist, my CS degree did not include anything about compilation other than the theory of types of Grammar. I am the first to put my hand up and say
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by richardjennings 6y ago
A fantastic submission, very much appreciated. I find the presentation style of subtitles with surrounding context extremely helpful. I often lose the ability to listen when concentrating; the subtitle context provides a superior recovery m
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by richardjennings 6y ago
PHP is the poster child for the peoples syntax.
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by richardjennings 6y ago
http://www.quakejs.com
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Ask HN: Is time perceived faster online than in person?
19 points by richardjennings 6y ago|7 comments
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by richardjennings 6y ago
Catalina has caused a bad IDEA experience for me; updating tanked performance.
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Reader Mode Standard
2 points by richardjennings 6y ago|0 comments
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by richardjennings 6y ago
Some people have ideal conditions to work in at home. Some people will struggle with increased costs and induced domestic stresses. Some people can communicate and socialise remotely. Some people will struggle to find reason to leave the ho
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by richardjennings 6y ago
It is complex. I found the documentation was not structured to naturally align with the discovery process I went through in learning how it works. I found myself reading the Go source and using a debugger to step through execution to get a
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by richardjennings 6y ago
there is no alternative to testing; that coverage as a metric is insufficient to quantify the quality of testing is not a surprise to anyone.
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by richardjennings 6y ago
what would a diff look like?
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by richardjennings 6y ago
It seems "Simple, Lovable and Complete" is the authors context specific meaning of the Viable in MVP
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by richardjennings 7y ago
I am starting to wonder why Open Source became the standard as apposed to alternatives. Clearly a love/passion/aptitude/... puts people in a position where they contribute time and expertise for some/no reward that match
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by richardjennings 7y ago
I would suggest taking all the stacks you are interested in end to end with automated testing and deployment. A static html page with consideration to aspects such as accessibility and time to first render is not necessarily trivial. Buildi
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by richardjennings 8y ago
The make file provides some additional utility https://github.com/pwaller/go2ll-talk/blob/master/Makefile
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by richardjennings 8y ago
As an uneducated layman I have 2 questions I have failed to understand that continue to confuse me. 1. How can relatavistic time resolve to a instant for which the mass in the universe applies? 2. Why does spacetime not have wave like tensi
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by richardjennings 9y ago
SNI will show the hostname of the "DNS over TLS" server the TLS connection is made with but not the DNS queries made.
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by richardjennings 9y ago
I am looking forwards to trying this out as an easy access cqrs / event sourcing entry point.

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