whirlwin

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by whirlwin 3y ago
Do all organized criminals kill people at every possibility?
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by whirlwin 3y ago
There are many factors at play here. It might be different levels of consciousness involved. Cutting down the whole tree is a bigger barrier and requires another level of ruthlessness.
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by whirlwin 3y ago
Well, if the survey is conducted by JetBrains, I guess it's still far down the list?
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by whirlwin 3y ago
It depends actually. If the thieves have to find new fields every year, it will be a logistics problem
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by whirlwin 3y ago
I means that regularly books are lost in libraries for various reasons, but for this particular time range, (surprisingly) all were returned
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by whirlwin 3y ago
Maybe Schrödinger's satire. Either it's satire or not based on the reaction of the reader
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by whirlwin 3y ago
Deploying an infra auth change on a Friday. Classic.
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by whirlwin 3y ago
How do you determine the viewer's timezone? A lot of apps try to find your timezone and it works fine until you travel abroad to a country with a different timezone.
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by whirlwin 3y ago
What I miss with scrollbars is being able to jump to a certain spot on the page, e.g. 75% down the page.
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by whirlwin 3y ago
I use curl inside a lot of Linux containers for this matter because curl is more frequently installed, and you cannot easily install new things unless you're root, which is not possible in many cases.
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by whirlwin 3y ago
That it's hard to process mentally seems like a very subjective thing. I would rather order the numbers being compared in a sensible way, relevant to the context in which the comparison exists. I.e: currentCar.speed > Constants.MAX_
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by whirlwin 3y ago
The bogusly reported CVEs could be part of a more sophisticated reverse-attack attempt. Suppose you run PostgreSQL 13 freshly patched, and a new vulnerability is introduced anonymously in the latest minor version (e.g. version 16.3). The at
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by whirlwin 3y ago
What an odd practice. Not sure who conducted the review, but managers especially should be familiar with the concept of coaching, and recognize that you were doing a great deal of it. I am a technical manager myself and spend a lot of time
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by whirlwin 3y ago
Of course you can run a .py file a program. But would you say the same regarding e.g. a C source file? It has to be compiled first, just as a Dockerfile has to build a container image which in turn can be run.
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by whirlwin 3y ago
It's not the same comparison. You can perfectly well run a shell script in the terminal. But you cannot run a Dockerfile, in the same way you cannot run a C++ source file as an executable. It needs to be compiled first.
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by whirlwin 3y ago
> Second, the Docker Engine which takes a Dockerfile and runs it on a Linux host natively, without a virtual machine. This is a grand oversimplification/misconception. The Dockerfile is just a description on how to build a container
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by whirlwin 3y ago
Is there a more detailed explanation? It would be interesting to know how it works
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by whirlwin 3y ago
As in why would anyone want those devices in the first place?
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by whirlwin 3y ago
The parking companies are the worst kind of parasitic leeches out there. I had a similar experience when travelling to Denmark (I live in Norway). The sign said that you can pay with ParkLink, which I happened to have installed. I opened it
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by whirlwin 3y ago
Just re-sell the products on Craigslist?
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by whirlwin 3y ago
Why not make a GPT implementation rephrase every article once a week or so. Then it appears new from a SEO perspective
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by whirlwin 3y ago
Isn't the best way to verify the integrity to use git signed commits? GitHub has great support for this
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by whirlwin 3y ago
Why does it need to be public? By revealing your public key you also reveal the algo used for your public/private keypair. If you are a renowned developer and have an insecure algo, you might be a victim for targeted attacks
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by whirlwin 3y ago
> Serve your API at api.example.com, never at example.com/api. As your API's usage grows, it will expand beyond your website/dashboard server and need to move to a separate server or many separate servers. You'll want
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by whirlwin 3y ago
I don't get the author's hatred towards TLS. Does he/she not understand how it works?
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by whirlwin 3y ago
Vert interesting. At our company we have a spring cleaning event next week, and one of the goals is to delete old code. Some of the comments mention some good techniques. Anyone experienced with deep analysis, e.g. BPF on this field?
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by whirlwin 4y ago
Sapiens is a great book here. Long story short: The agricultural shift required more people to work in farms
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by whirlwin 4y ago
We use Bitbucket Cloud. About 250 repositories, 50-ish with CI/CD functionality. It is sloooow. In 2022 there were more than a few outages. Very annoying. And this year so far I had issues onboarding a new colleague due to invitation e
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Google announces future launch of Bard, ChatGPT rival(bbc.com)
39 points by whirlwin 4y ago|24 comments
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by whirlwin 4y ago
There are many core Python projects that predates Python 3. We cannot deny everything that happend before Python 3 was released.

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