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Show HN: Urnerys – self-hosted visual regression testing service(urnerys.dev)
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by wereHamster 2y ago
I once was using an iPhone alarm clock which would only stop ringing when I took a picture of a specific item that I registered before (I chose an eraser that was on my desk at that time). When the alarm triggered, the app persistently incr
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by wereHamster 2y ago
I usually generate N bits of randomness and base58 encode it. Choose N to your liking. You loose the benefits of monotonic sorting that is present in some UUID versions. Base58 is url safe and does not contain any special characters. And yo
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by wereHamster 3y ago
Does it (or will it, ie. is it planned) support delayed execution? eg. I have a task that I want to run at a certain time in the future?
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by wereHamster 3y ago
It doesn't have to be 9+ separate arguments, in some languages it can be a single 'context' or 'env' object that contains just what the handler needs, something like `handleHello({ db, cache, blobStore, authz }, req
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by wereHamster 3y ago
I wonder why they went chose macaroons over biscuits. The later is only mentioned once in that article, but doesn't talk about why they were not selected.
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by wereHamster 3y ago
> […] the so-called “precursor programming languages” like C++ or Obj-C. Like if there were no other languages before C++ or Obj-C, eh? What about C? Or Fortran? Or Ada? Speaking of Ada… > Apple was one of the companies at the time th
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by wereHamster 3y ago
Presumably if the other object is human-controlled, they coordinate (the counter-party also has interest in avoiding collision). If the other object is debris, they coordinate with physics which is highly predictable.
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by wereHamster 3y ago
Is there a legal limit how much you can fake the numbers before you are held accountable? Seems like Apple is pulling a lot of numbers out of their rear end. See also LTT's recent video about Apple quite clearly faking Mac Studio perfo
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by wereHamster 3y ago
Just this past week I thought about setting up custom github runners on NixOS machines so that Nix is pre-installed (doesn't need to be installed via a github action) and so that the Nix store can be shared between runs. Though I don&#
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by wereHamster 3y ago
I have given up installing node dependencies via Nix. I use Nix to make nodejs available but then install node deps with npm/yarn/pnpm. Node packages sometimes pull additional files from the internet in a postinstall script, or do
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by wereHamster 3y ago
That's kindof a bad analogy. `go build` is a very high-level command. I'd compare it to going to a car dealership and asking them to 'make the car usable'. You think only a small part is broken but the dealership determi
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by wereHamster 3y ago
For collaborative editing you basically have two systems how to synchronize changes: CRDT or OT. Figma chose CRDT. They wrote two blog posts about it: https://www.figma.com/blog/how-figmas-multiplayer-technology... ht
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by wereHamster 3y ago
The examples on https://node-postgres.com/features/queries clearly show how to use parametrized queries. Of course you /can/ concatenate strings, no library in the JS land will prevent you from doing that. Bu
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by wereHamster 3y ago
Right. The code converts all expressions into $N-parameters. However Postgres does not support parameters in all locations, eg. this would fail: import { tableName } from "../shared" sql`SELECT * FROM ${tableName} WHE
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by wereHamster 3y ago
The postgres code snippet is a text-book example of how to enable SQL injection attacks. Great performance from the Vercel marketing team.
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by wereHamster 4y ago
Some info here: https://www.ch.ch/en/votes-and-elections
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by wereHamster 4y ago
> Make Sunsets was planning to launch three latex weather balloons that would release anywhere between 10 and 500 grams of sulfur dioxide […] Is that enough for any observable effect?
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by wereHamster 4y ago
The 63 character limit is in the DNS spec, not invented by Let's Encrypt. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32290167/what-is-the-max... for one explanation.
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by wereHamster 4y ago
Blink has forked from WebKit a long time ago and only diverged since, they should be considered two engines. WebKit itself forked from KHTML.
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by wereHamster 4y ago
> Production keys in source control IaC, right? If you don't put keys into the Code you can't have Infrastructure as Code. Without keys the code only partially defines your infrastructure.
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by wereHamster 4y ago
Does that affect device function?
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by wereHamster 4y ago
… exposed to light. It's still enclosed in a dust-free environment. I'd say unless you shine laser beams directly at the sensor, or point it directly at the sun all day it'll be fine for many years. Also, some (or most /
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by wereHamster 4y ago
> by proxying PSN traffic (which is just HTTP, instead of HTTPS for server-side cost saving reasons). Lol who uses that argument in 2022? TLS cost is a rounding error with current generation of hardware.
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by wereHamster 4y ago
Does Galileo offer two-way communication?
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by wereHamster 4y ago
I would much rather see a comparison to how many people (or fractions of an average person) this current device could sustain.
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by wereHamster 4y ago
tolower() works mostly well in ASCII and languages which don't have weird rules (=works mostly well in english).
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by wereHamster 4y ago
won't work if you dynamically concatenate table names from strings! "select * from " + "use" + "rs;"
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by wereHamster 4y ago
People are actively researching and working on kinetic energy storage systems, for example https://www.energyvault.com/ev1
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by wereHamster 4y ago
“import .. from './foo.js'” TypeScript doesn't rewrite (that part of) your code (it downcompiles ES features if necessary, but won't rewrite import specifiers). Write import specifiers as you would in regular JS cod

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