wereHamster

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by wereHamster 4y ago
I `export HUSKY=0` in all my shells because pre-commit hooks are stupid.
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by wereHamster 4y ago
Weird that XState was not mentioned.
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by wereHamster 4y ago
> Recent example: bundler X insists on import statements including file extensions. But the typescript compiler refuses to let you import foo.js and won’t rewrite an import of foo.ts to foo.js when you build. There’s giant GitHub issues
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by wereHamster 4y ago
> UTF-16 is mostly a “worst of both worlds” compromise at this point, and the main programming language I can think of that uses it (and exposes it in this form) is Javascript, and that too in a broken way. Unicode predates JavaScript. J
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by wereHamster 4y ago
Is it a breaking change if a button is moved by a few pixels in a graphical application?
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by wereHamster 4y ago
I'm working on a project where the backend devs decided to use Cassandra to manage a few hundred entities. Due to different access modes they had to denormalize the data into multiple tables and we're constantly running into consi
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by wereHamster 4y ago
The FIDO2 spec is written by someone who has no idea how web apis work. Lots of it is based on CBOR instead of JSON which makes it a PITA to handle in JS code (yes, there is a cbor npm library but why… WHY?!?).
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by wereHamster 4y ago
No they didn't have to. Rejecting all cookies was possible before, it was just hidden behind convoluted and confusing menus. To make this functionality available with a single click of a button they didn't have to invent any new t
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by wereHamster 4y ago
25GB/s is overkill, and 640K ought to be enough for anyone. Those quotes age well.
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by wereHamster 4y ago
Google's response… «We are disappointed that […] experienced […] difficulties […]»… ah stfu, you are lying, you are not at all disappointed. They also show no intention at all to find out what happened so they can improve their interna
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by wereHamster 4y ago
Congrats, you've re-invented sumtypes!
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by wereHamster 5y ago
I used this as a base image for a static site, but then needed to return a custom status code, and decided to build a simple static file server with go. It's less than 30 lines, and image size is <5MB. Not as small as thttpd but mor
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Well, it's only efficient if the component which renders each element in the list gets a stable key AND is React.memo() AND the props passed to the components do not make the React.memo() pointless. For example the following will not b
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Well this is not what I'm seeing. I need to add -ldflags "-linkmode external -extldflags -static" to the go build command otherwise the binary doesn't run inside a scratch image.
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Yes.
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by wereHamster 5y ago
> * trivial cross-arch support Uhm, can't get Nix to build a crossSystem on MacBook M1, it fails compiling cross GCC. I wouldn't say it's trivial. Maybe the Nix expressions look trivial, but getting them to actually evalua
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by wereHamster 5y ago
What go build options are recommended to have go output a static binary (that can run inside a scratch image)?
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by wereHamster 5y ago
I recently tried to use nix to build images (docker images though, not sure if k8s can run OCI, or if I can push OCI to a docker registry (artifactory)). What I found cumbersome though is to «cross-compile» images, I'm on mac/arm
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Not celebrating is a cultural issue. Even if you ship a thousand new things a week, you can still take time to celebrate those. It's your (or your team's) choice not to. One good example is Linear. The product improves day by day,
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Fair enough. But one big feature of Kubernetes is that you can scale it to multiple (thousands or more) physical machines (that are physically or even geographically separated). Can you do the same with System 360?
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Do you see System 360 and Kubernetes as parallel technologies?
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by wereHamster 5y ago
> While it’s possible to create cookie with credentials, this should be avoided due to all the possibilities of CSRF Attacks This is no longer an issue, if you use SameSite=Strict, Secure, HttpOnly cookies.
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by wereHamster 5y ago
The US has it too, it's called «civil forfeiture»!
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Still possible, just have to do it via China.
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Share of adults proficient at problem-solving in technology-rich environments: https://goingdigital.oecd.org/indicator/24 … there are other indicators that are related as well, in the https://goingdigital.oe
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by wereHamster 5y ago
At this point, would anyone trust Putin?
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Zanzibar has a notion of «User sets» to allow expressing conditions such as «File X can be viewed by (all users who can view Folder Y)» to avoid too much duplication in the rule sets. One challenge they had was to make resolving these rules
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by wereHamster 5y ago
There are at least two startups which are re-implementing something like zanzibar. In my experience, RBAC is too simplistic for even not so advanced apps. For example, with RBAC alone you can't express «User X can edit object Y», if ob
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by wereHamster 5y ago
The people in Schwyz (around Muotathal), Uri (Oberes Reusstal), and Luzern (Entlebuch) are like: Let us encourage our kids smoke that shit! https://abstimmungen.tagesanzeiger.ch/2022-02-13/2/m Very often you also
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by wereHamster 5y ago
AFAIU cold welding is like welding in that the two materials which were separate atomic matrices become one, as atoms from one 'object' do not care if their neighbours are from a different 'object', if they are close eno

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