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Open Letter It's Time to Invite Russia to Join NATO (2010)(spiegel.de)
1 points by wyuenho 5y ago|1 comments
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by wyuenho 5y ago
You can compile in these metric collection facilities into the unikernel if you need them. The whole point of unikernel is to allow you to mix and match only the things you need.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
That Starlink adaptor is just a regular RJ45 in waterproof housing. The complain about it has no merit as it's meant to be connecting to the dish outside the house.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Depends on how your home network is setup and how you deploy your services. If you have a public domain for you home IP, and it's the usual docker bridge network setup with only a couple of containers, using Traefik or Caddy as a rever
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by wyuenho 5y ago
People keep parroting this term, but I don't know if they have actually read the quote on Wikipedia. In this formulation, I do not imply, for instance, that we should always suppress the utterance of intolerant philosophies; as lon
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by wyuenho 5y ago
That’s correct. Which is a shame.
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Booby-trapped sites delivered potent new backdoor trojan to macOS users(arstechnica.com)
5 points by wyuenho 5y ago|0 comments
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by wyuenho 5y ago
I'm pretty sure you can already do that with some scripting. Just write a git alias, say git edit , which will run the work tree copy through your favorite formatter to a temp file and send that temp file to your editor, and a commit
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by wyuenho 5y ago
The problem with this approach is, the blame before and after the ignored wouldn’t make any sense to the viewer if he didn’t know about ignoring the formatting commit. Also, you will need to configure that for every clone. Since tree diffin
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Every time I was tempted to do something like this, I hesitated because I didn't want every other line in every file with my name on a single commit, mostly to avoid making git blame harder than necessary. It would be nice if there was
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by wyuenho 5y ago
This is one of the most illiberal statement I've ever seen on HN.
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Step-ca private CA and and ACME server(github.com)
3 points by wyuenho 5y ago|0 comments
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by wyuenho 5y ago
I think create-react-app took inspiration from somewhere else. Plenty of skeleton project generator prior art in Rudy on Rails, Django, Turbogears, cookiecutter etc etc etc.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
I'm just a hobbyist, so certification is less important for me as long as it works for what I need. BLE 5 would be nice but more important to me is an HID service that's fairly complete, but that doesn't even seem to be on th
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Interesting, I haven't seen much chatter about their set of tooling, everything I came across about embedded programming with Rust has been about things under the rust-embedded umbrella. Do you know anything about their BLE and BLE HID
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by wyuenho 5y ago
It doesn't explain why every new editor without telemetry data prioritize a minimap tho, surely it can't be that popular since there are plenty of established UI patterns more suited to the individual use cases you've describ
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by wyuenho 5y ago
That outline is hidden at the lower left in a small box collapsed by default. It's as if VS Code doesn't want you to look at it. In the case of breadcrumbs, clicking on it with the mouse is probably faster than searching. I'v
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by wyuenho 5y ago
> I can get 10000 ft view of my entire code in the mini map without having to touch my keyboard or mouse. This is exactly what I'm trying to understand. Why? What *actionable* information does it give you that you can't get fro
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Things like jump to definition and references exist for this reason.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
You don't edit more than one file? Why would the shape meanings in one file carry over to another? Generally, the only signal that may carry over is the indentation levels. For the intuitive sense you speak of to develop, your file str
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by wyuenho 5y ago
> Like? I have an 80 column width by default. To not let my code run the entire length of screen for obvious reasons. Also, it is code smell IMHO if you have to write that much code in a single line. There are many useful things your edi
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by wyuenho 5y ago
I don't understand why every editor these days come with a minimap, and many of them turn it on by default. I know Sublime introduced it but what does it do exactly? Why is everyone copying it? It just shows you the shapes of blocks of
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by wyuenho 5y ago
It is especially telling that just on the verge of war, this piece comes out trying to undermine credibility and trust of the US, UK and UK media, and to sow discord.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
What do you think you can do to succeed where Meteor failed?
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Well, for the longest time perl couldn't distinguish an int from a long when doing computation could be one reason. Perl is just not designed for any kind of math.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
But the parent is? Han Chauvinism actually is an academic topic you know. It's not any denunciation, it's a fact. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Han_chauvinism
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by wyuenho 5y ago
It's not about culture. China has been interacting with the rest of the world for millennia. It's about mindset. It's about them not willing to let go of their chauvinistic imperial outlook they impart on themselves and to th
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by wyuenho 5y ago
That open source experience was what led me to this new life philosophy.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
That's not the same at all. This FreeBSD is a user's manual, Gentoo's is a developer's wiki. It doesn't tell me most of the things I need to know to do actual work.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Whoa, there's a *nix distro that actually has documentation that can explain things to me like I'm 5 and show case all things special about the OS? This is exceptional good.

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