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by rmetzler 7y ago
Ok, thanks for the heads up, I'm going to test this.
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by rmetzler 7y ago
> 3c. The business model is always selling subscriptions to libraries, mostly university libraries (but also regular ones and research outfits in industry) The main criticism I read about Elsevier is that universities can’t subscribe to
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by rmetzler 7y ago
Setting up a firewall like ufw could prevent accidental port mapping to 0.0.0.0. I really don’t like that this is Docker‘s default.
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by rmetzler 7y ago
I disagree. You don't need to run the commit-hook on all files, just on the files you changed. It shouldn't take more than to write the commit message (and I wonder if there is a way to run the git hook right when you type the com
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by rmetzler 7y ago
and I wonder how easy it is to make people type the British slang for cigarettes.
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by rmetzler 7y ago
Gitlab also has a keys URL, but I can’t say if it’s available for unauthorized clients from the top of my head (currently on mobile). For me it’s usually the fastest way to authorize other team members.
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by rmetzler 7y ago
I had the same question and a hunch it would be Go. The old 2017 thread has the answer and indeed, it’s Go.
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by rmetzler 7y ago
If your company and the product share a name, rename one for a year and then transition fully to the new name. You could also launch a second product with a different focus but complimentary to you first one. If this gets traction, rebrand
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by rmetzler 7y ago
Lately I’ve seen code bases where the Java devs don’t return empty arrays or collections but return null instead. Of course they have to test for null in their calling code. I suggested to return empty collections and objects implementing t
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by rmetzler 7y ago
One thing I would like to add: let them set long passwords [0], different ones for each service and write them down in a dedicated notebook. [0]: https://xkcd.com/936/
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by rmetzler 7y ago
Not a founder, but I worked for a small company which was buying hardware and rented it out to their (much bigger) customers. Usually they didn't have the money for getting the hardware and had to get a loan from the bank. I don't
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by rmetzler 8y ago
This sounds like a Docker networking problem. I would think you need to have docker-compose and bring your microservice and all the dependencies up and then test against your microservice _in the same network_. I've written some .gitla
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by rmetzler 8y ago
I think the German definition of insider trading is more loose and could potentially include someone profiting from spreading fake news.
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by rmetzler 8y ago
You may be right, some JSON parsers even support comments. But you never know which parser is strict and which not, because it's not part of the specification.
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by rmetzler 8y ago
Curly braces on US Layout keyboards are fine, they just need to be balanced. On keyboards with German layout curly braces are really hard to type and on Mac keyboards with German layout they are not even marked. So I don’t think any program
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by rmetzler 8y ago
At least XML has comments and you can simply duplicate the last element in a list without fear of forgetting a comma. XML has other problems though.
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by rmetzler 8y ago
I'm looking for something I could put between two docker images to test for problems that arise from slow API connections. I have go code (open source, but not written by me), I suspect to have timeouts in certain situations and I woul
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by rmetzler 8y ago
> Tables were bad because they were too rigid and weren't designed for layout purposes; they do still get used when you want to display an actual table. And when you have to implement a email design someone gave you who think it’s m
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by rmetzler 8y ago
Looks great! What would be neccessary if someone would like to integrate it with osqueryi?
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by rmetzler 8y ago
I would guess, the real fix is to improve linguist, the Ruby gem GitHub uses to determine the programming language. Everything else is a workaround. https://github.com/github/linguist
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by rmetzler 8y ago
Regarding making friends, I would like to share this paper with you: "The Experimental Generation of Interpersonal Closeness: A Procedure and Some Preliminary Findings" [0] See the appendix for a great set of questions/tasks
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by rmetzler 8y ago
Wow, it mentions diabetes 25 times, iron 133 times, and sugar not even once.
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by rmetzler 8y ago
I agree that your problem is much harder than it should be and I think it is due to the format() filter not being fit for use in map(). Nevertheless here are 3 versions how you could solve this problem in Jinja2: {{ list | map('r
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by rmetzler 8y ago
I just read "Garage opener" and automatically I have to think about Samy Kamkar's OpenSesame Hack [0]. Regarding the keyfobs, I've seen demonstrations on video where the RF signal was relayed. I can search for them, but
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by rmetzler 8y ago
I'm German and don't think there are fancy dinners needed, before you get the funding money. It's much more bureaucracy. It can be so much overhead in administrative work that companies which try to find a stable business mod
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by rmetzler 8y ago
It also helps to use a app like f.lux that dims the screen to emit less blue light. The blue light mess with the sleep cycle.
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by rmetzler 8y ago
Something I learned early on when writing possible dangerous SQL selects: CREATE TABLE mytable_backup AS SELECT * FROM mytable; SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE condition; DELETE FROM mytable WHERE condition;
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by rmetzler 8y ago
This looks useful. I really like the nwdiag python package. This has and packagediag which might be nice to get integrated with protocol. http://blockdiag.com/en/nwdiag/index.html
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by rmetzler 8y ago
Check out the Linux command zines Julia Evans creates and sells online. I don’t know the exact numbers, but if I remember correctly she sold like 3.000 PDFs for $10 each.
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by rmetzler 8y ago
As far as I know - I was 9 years old when the wall fell - you had the right to get your own apartment as soon as you were married. Probably there was some kind of waiting list and several factors would determine were on that list you were.

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