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by snorremd 3y ago
I feel that if most of your tests relies on mocks it is a symptom of a very side-effected programming style. If you cannot unit test most your business logic then you are probably mixing up your business level code with side-effecting code
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by snorremd 3y ago
This actually tracks as the Wii Balance Boards needs good sensors to accurately sense how you are shifting your weight. I imagine they use better and more weight sensors than your average bathroom scale. I have a "smart" scale fro
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by snorremd 3y ago
The current keys will of course work as before. It is more that their new offerings might change this model all together by tying authentication of the key into some cloud service requiring non-standard drivers. Probably unfounded fears as
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by snorremd 3y ago
I really hope this does not affect their current mode of operation. The reason I bought my Yubikeys in the first place were the one off purchase cost and the promise that the keys would do their job without me having to interact with Yubico
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by snorremd 3y ago
This is my experience as well. GitHub Copilot has been very efficient at generating variants of boiler plate code. It allows you to efficiently repeat code so you can delay code abstraction or generalisations until you are confident a gener
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by snorremd 4y ago
That is enough, given that you've fetched or compared the key from a trusted GitHub.com server.
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by snorremd 4y ago
A reverse proxy uses one of request forwarding. The downstream router in this case did not initiate the request and so does not know to which internal IP to pass the request to unless you set up port forwarding. Tunnel services such as this
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by snorremd 4y ago
In Clojure ORMs aren't really that popular considering most Clojurists just use the built in datatypes (e.g. maps) to represent data. There are no classes as such (unless you use Java interop). If you need a query builder the honeysql
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by snorremd 4y ago
If I read this correctly this is a case of credential stuffing meaning the breach isn't really related to PayPal as much as people had credentials stolen other places and had used the same ones at PayPal. Maybe PayPal needs to enforce
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by snorremd 4y ago
The only requirement for passwords these days should be that the entropy is high enough and that the password is not in password leak databases. Anything other than that is simply asking users to reuse passwords across sites or annoying peo
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by snorremd 4y ago
Bitwarden offers both a hosted and self-hosting option. Though their code is open source unlike LastPass and 1Password.
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by snorremd 4y ago
For someone working out of Silicon Valley? No. For someone working out of Bangalore, maybe?
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by snorremd 4y ago
Projects like Meili Search are already coming for Elastic Search's lunch: https://www.meilisearch.com . I think there is a market for fast, light weight alternatives like Meili that offers up a fully featured open source exp
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by snorremd 4y ago
Exactly. Tailwind's utility classes correspond 1-1 with CSS attributes more or less. Then you have variants to help you target things like hover and focus states as well as pseudo elements like before and after. But Tailwind does nothi
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by snorremd 4y ago
Like several other commenters I find Fastmail to be a good email host. They support custom domains, have support for email aliasing, is easy to set up and provide a very good web UI. Unlike gmail you are actually able to select all emails i
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by snorremd 4y ago
I agree. I think Bandcamp is a shining example of how digital sales could be handled. They provide DRM free open format files that you can re-download whenever you want to. No-one is going to take away the files you've already download
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by snorremd 4y ago
This is the reason I've given up on "owning" digital content on online platforms. At this point I will not purchase movies or tv-shows, only stream them on streaming platforms. Studios are shooting themselves in both feet by
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by snorremd 4y ago
Agreed. You see this a lot with people with a C# and/or Java background using TypeScript with annotation based decorators and libraries/frameworks that implement dependency injection, etc. They don't really embrace the nature
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by snorremd 4y ago
Compilation/transpilation is only part of the work traditionally being done by build tools like webpack and parcel (well, webpack offloads the work to babel or similar). I believe that a lot of the speed or perceived responsiveness wit
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by snorremd 4y ago
This indeed. The Docker team should not include the "adding your user to the docker group"-section in the install documentation. It is very unsafe and even though they link to a document on security implications I don't think
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by snorremd 4y ago
I mean, that's literally what happened. At least initially Tabnine was based on the GPT2 model trained on code. Then GitHub launched Copilot using the OpenAI Codex model which is based on GPT3. I guess this is why several people have c
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by snorremd 4y ago
To be fair. Tabnine has an actual free plan for personal use. The GitHub Copilot one is only for open source maintainers and educational institutions. All though in the past I found the limited suggestions offered with the Tabnine free plan
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by snorremd 4y ago
Exactly. From the web page it seems that "isolation" here is basically just installing separate copies of services/libs (php, nginx, etc) under an IndigoStack controlled folder and then running them on a port not already take
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by snorremd 4y ago
Pretty much. I've been able to use some regex-replacements on the build output in the past with varying luck. But it definitely feels like a hack and can break in weird ways. Another option is building all environments into a single co
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by snorremd 4y ago
I think this is good advice. The overhead in operations to host and maintain a custom setup is non-negligible, but at least you might get better delivery rates. One of the annoying things about the commercial relays is that the reported del
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by snorremd 4y ago
On the other hand. Mail delivery services like Mailchimp and Sendgrid often see blocks of their IP address spaces ending up in IP blacklists because their services are prone to temporary abuse by bad actors. So even if you get a personal IP
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by snorremd 4y ago
Wow, really excited by this! The Calva extension gave us a really nice editing and REPL experience for Clojure code. Now we get to interactively configure VSCode with Clojure code which is pretty dope. I used Spacemacs at my old workplace f
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by snorremd 4y ago
I can find some enjoyment in books that do not overly rely on visual imagery. I quite enjoyed the Martian because it focused so much on the character’s thoughts and the state of the character’s mind. I enjoyed the first three the Expanse bo
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by snorremd 5y ago
I think people get stuck in their language of choice's patterns and idioms and learn to think in those patterns. Transitioning to a programming language in a different paradigm all together, like going from C# to Lisp, or something sim
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by snorremd 5y ago
In Norway we have a 2FA provider that all banks use. They have implemented a 2FA solution that is installed on the SIM card itself and locked to that card. You also get a separate hardware key device if you want. This way they would need to

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