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by tofflos 5y ago
In a don't-text-while-driving context it might be more suitable to compare buggy drivers to car passengers. Horses are alive and will try to avoid crashing violently.
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by tofflos 5y ago
France, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Finland, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia and Romania.
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by tofflos 5y ago
It's a price data scientists have to pay in order to work in rapidly evolving business and solution spaces. Someone within the local organization has to experience all these tools before being able to reach similar conclusions. Many or
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by tofflos 5y ago
> Now, if you click on Settings > Privacy and Security > Cookies and Site Data > Manage Data, Firefox no longer shows individual domains that store data. Instead, Firefox lists a cookie jar for each website you have visited. How
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by tofflos 5y ago
Try Windows-Shift-S if you have the Feature Update for Windows 10 20H2.
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by tofflos 5y ago
Now if only systems like the Intel NUC, Asus PN, and the ASRock DeskMini would support being powered by USB...
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by tofflos 5y ago
You could but you would be doing yourself two disservices by trusting vendors that aren't providing security updates for dependencies in a timely manner and running applications on top of dependencies they haven't been tested with
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by tofflos 5y ago
Semi-related question... I recently spent an evening trying to familiarize myself with virtualization tooling and my initial impression was that the CLI experience for kvm and hyper-v was rather clunky compared to let's say docker, gcl
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by tofflos 5y ago
I recently gave Rego a shot but had a difficult time grokking it. It's also inspired from Datalog. How would you say Logica compares to Rego? > It supports modules and imports, it can be used from an interactive Python notebook and
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by tofflos 6y ago
Is there a compiled package for 2.8.0-rc0 available? I only see sources on Github https://github.com/apache/kafka/releases/tag/2.8.0-rc0 and couldn't find anything regarding 2.8.0-rc0 on the Kafka d
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by tofflos 6y ago
Interesting. I've been wanting to brush up on my piano for a while and will give this a shot. :)
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by tofflos 6y ago
Looks promising. How does it compare to Tekton?
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by tofflos 6y ago
Keep it up! There's is definitely room for challenging the incumbents. Besides authentication I'm looking for Maven mirror functionality and vulnerability scanning in an enterprise setting.
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by tofflos 6y ago
These videos were absolutely amazing. Thank you.
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by tofflos 6y ago
Am I the only one who finds YAML much harder to write than JSON or XML? It's not just the fact that I get the syntax for lists and maps confused all the damn time. The worst part is that I'm unable to use the keyboard shortcut for
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by tofflos 6y ago
YAML (a recursive acronym for "YAML Ain't Markup Language") Source https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YAML . Also https://yaml.org/spec/1.2/spec.html .
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by tofflos 6y ago
Thanks! It works for me now in Edge (Chromium).
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by tofflos 6y ago
> Enter an expression on the left and see the parse tree change! I don't get it. The left input field is uneditable in Firefox, Edge and Chrome. Navigation is broken across the board. Even copying and pasting the quote above somehow
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by tofflos 6y ago
The number one advice should be to use a linter. The number two advice should be to use an image security scanner. These tools combined will prevent most issues. Integrate them with CI to enforce a common set of best practices across an org
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by tofflos 6y ago
> As another comment added, I will never put my self in a position where anyone can smell my body odour but why shower so frequently if your body isn't telling you, "it's a bit dirty over here, I could do with a rinse?&quo
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by tofflos 6y ago
Thank you for making this. Have you considered an approach based on annotations and multi-line strings? I'm not sure string constants are valid targets for annotations but maybe that could be added to the language? @Language(name
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by tofflos 6y ago
Does overtime count towards the total? ;-) Let’s say an applicant had put in triple overtime for four years would that count as twelve years of experience?
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by tofflos 6y ago
Rhetoric. Communicating effectively with others will open up more opportunities than any other skill. It’s also a great way to learn more about others and yourself. I expect many participants here to be strong in the logical aspects of rhet
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by tofflos 6y ago
I came up with two more explanations for not noticing productivity drops that I find as plausible as the ones you described: Companies are bad at measuring productivity and companies are trying to save face. I believe there is some truth i
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by tofflos 6y ago
> This study determined if the interruption of prolonged sitting (i.e.; 8-h of inactivity) with hourly cycling sprints of only 4-s duration each (i.e.; 4-s x 5 per h x 8-h = 160-s per day; SPRINTS) improves PPL. The 4-s sprints employed
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by tofflos 6y ago
The pictures are both dramatic and strange. Why are there so many people with cars that need food assistance?
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by tofflos 6y ago
By sits in front of I mean that it's a completely separate web application rather than a framework, library or proxy that is somehow bundled with your application. Whenever you want someone authenticated you redirect the user's br
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by tofflos 6y ago
Regarding a SaaS application. Let's say you're a SaaS provider and you're selling your service to a big organization. In addition to providing login forms Keycloak also implements the SAML and OpenID Connect standards which m
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by tofflos 6y ago
Keycloak is an authentication portal that sits in front of other applications thereby freeing those applications from the burden of implementing login forms and secure password storage.
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by tofflos 6y ago
Some more scraps of information regarding Keycloak on Quarkus is available at https://www.keycloak.org/2019/10/keycloak-x . I'm hoping this will lead to significantly faster startup times so that my integratio

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