riquito

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by riquito 6y ago
> looks like these lambdas have to derive from a specific set of Lambda base images About that, you don't need to use their base images, "You can deploy your own arbitrary base images to Lambda"
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by riquito 6y ago
Stopping saying that the rest is crap would be a start
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by riquito 6y ago
Any technology will have deaths, that's inevitable. Without advocating for one versus the other, we should consider what will be number of deaths/diseases/etc versus costs/climate impact/energy produced over the lif
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by riquito 6y ago
(about the comments I see here) This rethoric method of mentioning just the bad/debatable parts and completely ignore the benefits is toxic. It disregard any compromise, as if we could always achieve the ideal solution
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by riquito 6y ago
20/30% more is much faster (just check desktop/notebook results at https://www.cpubenchmark.net/ to name one)
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by riquito 6y ago
Thanks, the comment is on topic and could be useful to some, but please mention affiliation when suggesting a product
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by riquito 6y ago
I recently replaced the two batteries of a t460s, I paid 155 usd (53 + 70 + shipping outside USA) , using the Lenovo official vendor (encompass)
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by riquito 6y ago
> Zero Trust week Hm, they'll be able to see every password, every url, every video frame... That's a lot of trust required to me. Cool tech though
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by riquito 6y ago
If Google Trends is a good indicator Ruby and Perl are dying, Python is still going strong https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=...
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by riquito 6y ago
Despite? It pretty much means "to remember", it doesn't have the alpha privative of amnesia, "to forget"
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by riquito 6y ago
Android version 10 has better update tracks than previous versions (project Treble benefits, landed in Android 9), and it keeps getting better, Android 12 should take less to reach the same user base
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by riquito 6y ago
It looks similar to what happened with dot.net / mono, where Microsoft kept pushing tools and UI libraries for Windows and the ecosystem outside Windows stagnated or played an impossible catch up
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by riquito 6y ago
What's the exact issue? If you assign a bunch of workspaces (say 6,7,8,9) to the secondary monitor when it appears your flow shouldn't really change
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by riquito 6y ago
It's very unpractical and error prone. You call a function that requires a date (moment) object, and after the call you want to do something else with that date. Was it modified? Who knows. You will have to clone it before calling the
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by riquito 6y ago
Why would you think it's in milliseconds? Are you generalising on port scanning? You could say that uuid as urls are obscurity, but it's not that fast to break through (and then hopefully you get some kind of protection layer) The
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by riquito 6y ago
It's like a painting in front of a safe: - doesn't reduce the security of the safe - ensure you don't advertise "THERE'S A SAFE HERE" to whoever visit your house, possibly reducing burglar attempts Now, if you
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by riquito 6y ago
On the positive side, you could use them for some privacy features, like predownloading images (works with popular clients like Gmail which prefetch them, whether you read the email or not, to water down analytics)
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by riquito 6y ago
On mobile, do you also have to give to the app store 30% of $1 for each subscription?
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by riquito 6y ago
he didn't say which was his answer :-)
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by riquito 6y ago
Hydrogen can be a practical fuel, but you need energy to extract it, which could very well be nuclear
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by riquito 6y ago
> Las time I checked, installing ChromiumOS wasn't easy Honestly, compared to installing MacOS, neither is easy
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by riquito 6y ago
The "every device in existence" fails with node, at example, which has a different standard library, and every browser support libraries and even syntax differently (which is why we backport stuff with tools like babel)
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by riquito 6y ago
> What happens if you want to move the confirmation checkbox from the modal back to the main view? Do you have to edit 2 state machines or 1? Could be either, it's up to the dev to decide at what level handle that state. Often with
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by riquito 6y ago
> It does not even pass the ACID2 test. It is however the best independently developed browser engine out there Flow browser passes ACID3 [1], closed source but independent (afaik, dont't really know much about it) Previous HN discu
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by riquito 6y ago
You are getting downvoted because the rendered page is HTML, which has the same accessibility properties as always
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by riquito 6y ago
> * The camera vibrates long before the pressure wave reaches it. I assume this is due to energy traveling through the ground (i.e. an earthquake). Had to check it out, earthquake p-waves travel really fast! "Typical values for P-wa
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by riquito 6y ago
It's in page 2 of the article > There’s this thing where the health worker jams the deep turbinate, in the back of your nose, which actually hurts and makes you sneeze on the healthy worker. We showed that the quality of the results
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by riquito 6y ago
> Maybe all the lawyers and jurors should be literally blindfolded, like Lady Justice. I bet lawyers would get biased depending on their voice then. You could have their sentences read by a computer though (you could do it today too and
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by riquito 6y ago
Removing magic behaviour doesn't imply removing the functionality
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by riquito 6y ago
Kudos, impressive release

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