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by shizcakes 3y ago
We've been using https://dbdiagram.io/ , which also has an open-source markup language: https://github.com/holistics/dbml
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by shizcakes 5y ago
That's not what that says. It's doing a whois on the hosting IP address, not the DNS service.
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by shizcakes 6y ago
In this particular, specific case - there are. They are called taxes, and in most urban areas, they fund regular street sweeping.
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by shizcakes 6y ago
There was an interesting contact tracing case study where two busses took the same trip, one with a coronavirus carrier: https://www.sltrib.com/news/2020/04/24/what-you-need-know-ab... (about halfway dow
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by shizcakes 7y ago
Avoid ageist comments, please.
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Work Is Work(codahale.com)
2 points by shizcakes 7y ago|0 comments
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The 2020s will be known as the Remote Work decade(twitter.com)
2 points by shizcakes 7y ago|1 comments
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by shizcakes 7y ago
You're almost certainly right about Xms being set to 1GB. However, even if you can experimentally set it lower, the first time the JVM app hits GC pressure, the first thing anyone is going to try is bumping that back up over 1GB to giv
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by shizcakes 7y ago
I'm not convinced that burning out trying to change something that's unchangeable is the right strategic way to fix things for anyone other than the company. If enough people leave and go work on next-generation things because the
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by shizcakes 7y ago
This is because it allows editors to move clips around irrespective of time order (non-linear time), in contrast with linear editing [1] where you build an edit by assembling the master in sequential order (ie, by recording from one reel&#x
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by shizcakes 8y ago
A hosted alternative to this that has a relatively similar look and feel is Google Keep: https://keep.google.com/
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by shizcakes 8y ago
200 points in the 2000 range is reasonably significant and something to be proud of. As a wild guess, amateurs who only generally know the pieces and play casual games infrequently are likely to be less than 1000 ELO, so it's a bit of
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by shizcakes 8y ago
Explanation: your comment was unnecessary hostile itself (“unprecedentedly stupid level”), and folks are following the time honored tradition of downvoting and moving along. It really looks like you’re trying to pick a fight. It’s cool if y
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by shizcakes 8y ago
This is not what actually happens in practice. There are a number of states with "Death with dignity" laws. Read up: https://www.deathwithdignity.org/faqs/
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by shizcakes 8y ago
In my opinion, this is mental gymnastics to try to eliminate git from some discussion. There's nothing of merit here. Plenty of people use Git every day to control their software revisions and it works just fine.
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by shizcakes 8y ago
I recommend reading some of the other comments under this post - they dig into concepts like cookie leakage, reverse DNS separation, etc.
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by shizcakes 8y ago
Another approach to this problem is to use Twemproxy: https://github.com/twitter/twemproxy , which can be used like a sidecar Redis load-balancer.
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by shizcakes 9y ago
What led you to choose Pony for this project?
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by shizcakes 9y ago
In this particular case, it looks like the author is preferring to target the Node runtime.
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by shizcakes 9y ago
The JVM, for all it's benefits, comes with a significant number of downsides. Many folks no longer wish to operate a JVM when less bloated and clunky runtimes exist.
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by shizcakes 9y ago
So, I realize this is a joke, but there's a small silver lining here IMO. This is potentially an interesting way to illustrate to new or non-programmers just how many ways there are to slice any problem. If 5 can be creatively represen
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by shizcakes 9y ago
This article seems very similar to "Jobs to Be Done": https://hbr.org/2016/09/know-your-customers-jobs-to-be-done
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We have broken SHA-1 in practice(shattered.it)
149 points by shizcakes 10y ago|23 comments
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by shizcakes 10y ago
I could not tell from the marketing literature - what's the difference between this and EMR?
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by shizcakes 10y ago
I understand what you're saying here. But the baseline sanity set is pretty fixed. Localhost, RFC1918, IPv6 link local, etc. I'm not advocating folks blacklist every bad actor on the internet - that obviously cannot work - but the
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by shizcakes 10y ago
I think the "securing webhooks" section is missing some critical tips that we've learned in production. 1) Resolve the DNS of the webhook URL, and compare all returned addresses from that resolution against an IP blacklist, w
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by shizcakes 10y ago
I found it to be a story where the payoff takes a little while to percolate. It did not hit me immediately - I even had to search around for an explanation. It is intentionally left a bit open, and the specific "scientific" detail
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by shizcakes 10y ago
The point is that the passwords on all of the accounts are different. Thus, the compromise of one service does not impact the accounts on any others.
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by shizcakes 10y ago
> KatieConf is a parody. Have you checked a calendar lately? There is no June 31st. Sorry. The town of Katherine does exist, though.
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by shizcakes 10y ago
I don't see why; you're tracked like this on nearly every website you visit unless you opt out. This isn't malicious.

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