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by rmetzler 5y ago
Thank you :)
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by rmetzler 5y ago
The most suspicious fact around his death is probably the malfunctioning of the CCTV of his jail.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Depends on the language though as there are JavaScript compos nowadays.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Is PRAGMA temp_store = MEMORY the same as putting the file on a TempFS?
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by rmetzler 5y ago
You can write markdown in Google Alerts. This is what we do.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Unit Tests don’t count against the byte limit. ;-)
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by rmetzler 5y ago
I read the DDIA book in my own time and bought it myself. It probably would be possible to get these kinds of books bought by the company and read them on company time if there is some important enough thing to learn. But I never made use o
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Are you really asking, why Twitter doesn’t allow to edit tweets after publishing them? I think this is a feature, it means you can’t change what you wrote. If this would be possible after you get responses, you could change the meaning of t
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by rmetzler 5y ago
I think cooking is very similar to programming. You need to basically do it with your hands otherwise you won’t “get” it. The ingredients are one thing. The chemistry behind it is another thing. Both probably easily to teach through a book.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
It’s still one of the most useful things in my opinion. And I think it’s also still working. To be able to have a custom short cut in Chrome’s bar and use it to seamlessly go to any website’s search results page is such a great feature.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Doing code reviews is mostly a decision of the team. If you value your team mates and strive to have a maintainable code base, you better let someone else review your code. And for me it doesn't end with looking for typos. I actually w
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by rmetzler 5y ago
There are also lots of techniques to turn notes on paper into something else than a stream of words. For example you could create mind maps, tables, diagrams. From my personal experience I also found I remembered hand written notes much bet
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by rmetzler 5y ago
> 1) It is so weird to me that every cloud provider deletes backups when you delete the SQL instance. Not actually true for Google Cloud CloudSQL (at least MySQL). You can delete the instance and you don't see any backups any more i
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by rmetzler 5y ago
There is also documentation on how to integrate Terraform with Gitlab Merge Requests https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/infrastructure/mr_integratio...
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by rmetzler 5y ago
I think the one case you missed is `docker run -p 6666:6666 ...` which defaults to `-p 0.0.0.0:6666:6666` I can't find it in the article, but I suspect this what actually happened. It's a bad default and unfortunately most example
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by rmetzler 5y ago
this is not what procedural vs. functional is. Both funcs are equivalent.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
One time a month? Currently I have 85 work related repositories checked out, putting the current git branch and current Kubernetes context in the prompt is helping to avoid mistakes. I also have a newline in my prompt which makes it easier
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Oh, thanks for clarifying. I had trouble to understand both sentences before.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Yeah, my wife has a 10 minute commute by bike. I make her change her job, so I can be nearer to mine. No, sorry, it’s great where I live. Great nature around the corner, everything walkable, still a town with restaurants, but there aren’t t
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by rmetzler 5y ago
What do you think would be a better name? I kind of agree with you, but then, since it would fit for integers, I can’t think of a better name and could live with some generalization of “off by one”. I’m not a mathematician but maybe somethi
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by rmetzler 5y ago
I would go back to office if my commute was like 20 minutes by bike and I would share a small office with one to three other people on my team. But my commute is 1 hour one way, some people don’t get seats on the train, U-Bahn in Berlin is
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by rmetzler 5y ago
The range where databases work fine is pretty small. Sudden spikes in job creation will kill the performance of the database. Often enough the job creations come from external systems you can't control.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
I also have a lot of issues with people using tables and cronjobs instead of just using queues. I once was the one implementing this stupid idea. It's very easy to shoot yourself in the foot. It seems to be ok at first, but it is a stu
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by rmetzler 5y ago
> Through their work, and now hers, one can see a legacy of personal touch that one hopes will continue into our digital future on a deeper level than fingerprint readers. She gave the Mac a smile—where’s the smile now? I‘m not really su
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Large glass facades need cleaning at least once a year. The problem is to reach the heights. Currently there are a few solutions to this problem: hydraulic lifting platforms, industrial climbers and climbing solutions where you don’t need t
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by rmetzler 5y ago
The German page of the Braess Paradox has a description for this. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braess-Paradoxon#Mechanisches_...
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Same. Two to four person office where I can commute by bike? Sign me up. Sitting in a 30+ person open office with >1h one way commute vs working from home? Thanks, I‘ll work as long as possible from home.
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by rmetzler 6y ago
There is also a bug in the example rules single pages app. Go to https://semgrep.dev/p/jwt Go to the page 2/5 Click "Run Locally", so you can copy the code close the modal -> you're on page 1&#x2
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by rmetzler 6y ago
Looks like a useful tool for me and I would like to try it. Go down, see "brew install semgrep" and try to copy paste it. And it's an image :(
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by rmetzler 6y ago
It's a really nice offer. I found one small typo: "Part of the~~w~~ review process" I'm sorry, it's kind of a trigger for me to read READMEs with typos and I need to send a PR to fix it.

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