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by spooneybarger 9mo ago
This sounds like my experience with a "major" technical publisher except we managed to get to the end. I'd say that almost no one should work with the major technical publishers more than once. There's some good basic sk
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by spooneybarger 9mo ago
Yes
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by spooneybarger 10mo ago
There are a lot of public facing graphql servers that use it without issue other than frustrating users of non adversarial but complex requirements. The problem is that it is generally on a per request basis. An adversary is going to utiliz
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by spooneybarger 10mo ago
Most servers implement a heuristic for "query cost/complexity" with a configurable max. At the time the query is parsed, its cost is determined based on the heuristic and if it is over the max, the query is rejected.
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by spooneybarger 10mo ago
No
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by spooneybarger 10mo ago
I started experiencing this several years ago with MacOS including file copies that failed with no notification from the finder. I switched away from MacOS at that time. My last job we were given MacOS machines, I didn't experience any
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by spooneybarger 10mo ago
You can go wrong with any choice of tools.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
I guess I'm not an ambitious programmer.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
Is that real research or fake research?
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
I never got neon to work in a way that wasn't unpleasant.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
This made me laugh. Thank you.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
No
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
well, i don't know about for the author but for me their site that they reference appears as item 4 in the list of results for their search term "rama kara mt3". but, kagi is rather customizable so... shrug on that part.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
Years ago I realized that reading and listening to music meant I wasn't getting full enjoyment out of either. So I stopped doing both at the same time. I came to realize that I vastly prefer listening to music over reading. That was pr
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A Dark Money Group Is Funding High-Profile Democratic Influencers(wired.com)
9 points by spooneybarger 1y ago|0 comments
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
Glad to see this coming to C#.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
Thanks. I had missed that. https://github.com/ponylang/ponylang-website/commit/89211a89...
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
I didn't say that but it isn't far from what I said. I said that we have from time to time seen that indications of non public use but there is nothing I can point to.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
It's not.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
No
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
I've written a ton of C in my life and a C lot of Go and I was rofl at the "no spooky action at distance" lines. This was brilliant performance art. Bless your heart Dear Author, I adore you.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
I would never hire someone solely on the basis of a PR.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
Mnesia along with clustering was a recipe for split brain disasters a few years ago I assume that hasn't been addressed.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
Marketing is going to market.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
OCaml
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
Yes. It is a very common design pattern within banks for systems that only need to run during market hours.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
It is a common strategy.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
I had awful experiences with arch over a decade ago. I started using it again last year and it's been completely solid and the least problematic Linux distribution that I've used in ages.
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
Zulip Signal Pi-hole F# Weekly Pony
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by spooneybarger 1y ago
I use a layout like this and I'm slower than on a traditional qwerty layout. OTOH, I also have far fewer RSI problems. Speed is rarely a consideration in the community.

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