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by wadkar 6y ago
Try something like spacemacs[1] maybe and use it only for one specific task like org-mode[2]. That way, vim is still your daily driver, but you get to play with lisp/emacs on something very cool like org-mode! Then, you can slowly try
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by wadkar 6y ago
Migadu fan here. They recently overhauled their admin interface and have updated the SPF/DKIM setup. Its $4/month and certainly good. They’re based in Swiss so GDPR compliant. Data stored in France though in a ISO/IEC 27001 c
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by wadkar 6y ago
For those wondering how: just replace .git suffix with .wiki.git suffix to the repository URI and you can access the Wiki (assuming it is enabled for the given repo)
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by wadkar 6y ago
Whooaaa! This is a gem and should be a handy reference to look up. I knew about the hash function, and how it generates same hash value for objects that have same numerical value. But it's so easy to forget!
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by wadkar 6y ago
Because chaining the operator results in: > if x in odds == expect_odd : > if x in odds and odds == expect_odd : with the latter always evaluating to False (assuming expect_odd is a boolean flag).
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by wadkar 7y ago
The blog where this image was first published in 2013: https://blog.flowblok.id.au/2013-02/shell-startup-scripts.ht... Note that there is recent edit to the blog post saying "it depends on your OS packaging".
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A graph showing shell startup scripts exuction order for zsh/bash/sh(i.stack.imgur.com)
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Using Vault as a Certificate Authority for Kubernetes(blog.digitalocean.com)
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MalwareBazaar by Abuse.ch(abuse.ch)
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by wadkar 7y ago
To expand a little bit, Bitwarden with your own hosting
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by wadkar 7y ago
How will this impact calls? If somebody is wearing this in a public space then any callers in surrounding area will have problems, no? It would be interesting to evaluate this device’s impact on telephonic conversation! I hope there is a sw
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by wadkar 7y ago
If you like video consumption, a DEFCON 2018 talk by the author Scott Arciszewski on this same topic can be found here: No Way JOSE! Designing Cryptography: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RijGNytjbOI You're welcome :)
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Engineering Management Lessons(defmacro.org)
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by wadkar 7y ago
Of course, the primary beneficiaries of any laws and regulations are the lawyers and bureaucrats.
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by wadkar 7y ago
Haha, yes. Thanks, I’ll certainly check out the gophers community. As the sibling points out babel/webpack are like compilers of JavaScript world so reducing compile times have a huge impact on developer experience. I am just wondering
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by wadkar 7y ago
X in Go seems to be the new Y in Rust. I am curious to know what is the benefit of doing this in Go? I thought that the reason why webpack is complex is because the whole JavaScript ecosystem is complex with respect to the ES20XX standards.
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Designing Systematic Colors(uxplanet.org)
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by wadkar 7y ago
I am afraid you missed the point I was stressing about TM. It’s not the UI for me but the UX. The ability to restore a blank HDD to a macOS + state of all applications (including cookies and cache that’ll allow you to “go back in time”). Ag
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by wadkar 7y ago
I searched for deduplication on Backblaze and it's definitely not what I want. The feature I want is exactly as advertised by TimeMachine : an ability to restore a blank MBP/hdd to a point in time on the Time Machine backup timeli
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by wadkar 7y ago
Who's they? Is it some configuration that I can handle at my end as an administrator? Or is this some possibility that we aren't sure can be actualized? Also how do I restore that backup to a blank MBP/disk so that I get the
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by wadkar 7y ago
I like TM because it is more than a traditional rsync style backup. It appears to back up the state of machine and has allowed me to recover access to old google accounts by formatting the MBP and restoring it to 3yr old TM backup point. Ca
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by wadkar 7y ago
I have found that upgrading to macOS current - 1 with latest update applied works well. For example I decided to update to Mojave last month, and enjoyed my High Sierra until 2019. Having said that, I am probably not going to upgrade to cat
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Three command line games for learning Bash the fun way(opensource.com)
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by wadkar 7y ago
Indeed, my personal rule of thumb is if the ratio of commit message to diff is greater than one then it’s a good commit. Larger the ratio better the commit and you would do better to read the commit (as opposed to skimming through them). Ch
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by wadkar 7y ago
Came here to recommend the same. You can find the 15-213 course videos online. I have done the course and can’t recommend it enough. Do the labs, sincerely. You’ll learn a lot!
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HiPlot makes understanding high dimensional data easy(facebookresearch.github.io)
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by wadkar 7y ago
From malware/exploitation perspective, aren’t two the same things?
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Is the Bertrand's paradox a paradox or a blunder?(bertrands-paradox.com)
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Breaking Down the Hype: Promises and Pitfalls of Event Driven Architecture(zocdoc.com)
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by wadkar 7y ago
A deep neural network paper that doesn’t provide reproducible dataset to verify the results, e.g. AlphaZero paper. I would rather study Leela chess than believe AlphaZero. Sure the former is “inspired” by the latter, but at least I can veri

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