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by vaylian 2y ago
> But I'll never defend a human trafficker either Wait, where did that come from? Did Kim Dotcom facilitate human trafficking?
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by vaylian 2y ago
Related: Falsehoods programmers believe about addresses: https://github.com/kdeldycke/awesome-falsehood?tab=readme-ov...
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by vaylian 2y ago
It is nice that text editors are abundantly available and that they can be used for the task. But once the CSV columns get too wide and irregular, then you probably want to reach for a dedicated spreadsheet program, because it is otherwise
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by vaylian 2y ago
> even programmers often don't know how to enter raw flow control characters on their systems. Yes, but that is because those characters are not meant to be entered directly. DSV values should either be created by a dedicated DSV ed
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by vaylian 2y ago
> Maybe also what’s easier to convert your friends and family to. You will need to pick a client that you can recommend to your friends and family, because they likely won't bother to look one up. If they are non-technical, then the
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Why 'doing nothing, intentionally' is good for us(bbc.com)
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by vaylian 2y ago
Please provide a source
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by vaylian 2y ago
Age is designed for a single purpose: Encryption and decryption of files. To create digital signatures use another specialized tool like minisign instead. Specialized tools are simpler than one do-it-all tool.
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by vaylian 2y ago
> (I think HTML templating is a historical accident for what it's worth, and I hope it dies.) It might be worth writing a blog post about that. It sounds like you have some more interesting things to say about the topic.
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by vaylian 2y ago
> Maybe I'm missing something here. I think you are missing how htmx ( https://htmx.org/ ) is intended to be used. You still have your regular HTML page and by interacting with that HTML, you trigger server-side funct
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by vaylian 2y ago
This looks really impressive. What is the idiomatic way to test webapps created with FastHTML?
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by vaylian 2y ago
> When you have a very small number of very capable people you can paper over a lot of deficiencies. That surprises me. I would assume that the fewer people you have, the less talent you have to cover all needed skills. But maybe you mea
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by vaylian 2y ago
You can check the generation of your intel CPU by running lscpu | grep 'Model name' On a Linux terminal
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by vaylian 2y ago
> but let pen tests, post-mortem analyses and such speak to their robustness/lessons they've learned. It depends on which audience you want to reach when you want to advertise how secure your product/service is. Most peopl
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by vaylian 2y ago
Let us please usher in a new age of airships!
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by vaylian 2y ago
I don't think that this is GP's point. The point is rather that biology is complex and solutions to biological problems are always complex even if they are accompanied by a simple narrative.
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by vaylian 2y ago
Sounds like you are making a reference. Can you link to an explanation?
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by vaylian 2y ago
I expect that, yes. The cell might die if the DNA damage occurred in a critical position.
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by vaylian 2y ago
This is really smart. By making it impossible for the cells to generate Thymidine, they can not create more DNA which is needed to produce the genome of two (possibly malignant) daughter cells. Why Thymidine? Because there is a key differen
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by vaylian 2y ago
> I work on Rye and uv, if you have any questions :) How do you pronounce "uv"?
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by vaylian 2y ago
This. There are situations where I don't agree with the Black formatting, but none of them bother me enough to drop Black. Automatic consistent code formatting is very nice, especially when you need to work with other people on the sam
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by vaylian 2y ago
> So dedicated OTP token. What should I use? You want something that supports the FIDO2 standard ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIDO_Alliance#FIDO2 ). In practise this means you probably want something like a YubiKey
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by vaylian 2y ago
> An interview is and will always be a balance of your technical skill and your ability to present your work and deal with timely feedback. That’s it. That's the ideal case. However, reality can be very different. Some companies rea
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by vaylian 2y ago
I like web components. But they require JavaScript. I'm thinking about something that is pure HTML.
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by vaylian 2y ago
Thanks! Do you know why the proposal was discontinued?
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by vaylian 2y ago
The obvious answer is Rust. But I respect their choice of using an existing and probably well-tested C++ code base as a starting point.
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by vaylian 2y ago
Thanks for posting this. I have to admit, the old design has a lot more charm. The new design is fine, but there is just something timeless about the old design > This page is not fancy because we are focusing on building the browser. :^
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by vaylian 2y ago
> I'm too used to my Firefox with tree-style tabs and Vim controls to go back to a regular layout. Tree-style tabs could be a core feature. Maybe this is something you can contribute to the project?
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by vaylian 2y ago
I think that's too pessimistic. The code is there and it can be used to push the project forward. If some part of it is not good enough, then an alternative implementation can be created (potentially in a different language)
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by vaylian 2y ago
Many pages have the same <link rel="stylesheet"> and <script> tags which affect DOM content inside the <body>.

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