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by xvello 4y ago
Since Elastic spitefully patched all of their client libraries to fail if the server is not a "genuine" ES server, I don't see what good a drop-in replacement with protocol compatibility would do. Go client: https:/&#x2
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by xvello 4y ago
FYI, I have such a call to maintainer [1] for a "Twitter cleanup" template similar to the "Google search cleanup" one [2]. There is definitely a need, but it seems over my current carrying capacity. For Meta's prope
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by xvello 4y ago
I'm interested to understand why you find this provocative. My ambition is to build a dependable service that will be up for several years to come. For that to happen, I need to limit myself to a scope I am comfortable maintaining in t
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by xvello 4y ago
https://letsblock.it has been on a slow but steady growth trajectory since it's January ShowHN[1]. The public instance served 290 customized lists this week, and operations / project upkeep are a pretty light time comm
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by xvello 4y ago
For that use case, I think that you can assign your defaults before passing your target struct to the unmarshaller. The unmarshaller will iterate on the json input and set struct fields when json fields are found. This means that struct fie
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by xvello 4y ago
Agreed. The workaround my team uses is to first merge an empty action with the right parameters set, then open a second branch to implement the action steps. Once the action hits main, you can start it, using the definition from any branch.
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by xvello 4y ago
It's actually implemented, and called "Super Thanks", with a heart icon. IIRC the creator has to enable it on their channel for the button to show up.
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YouTube currently testing 5 to 10 unskippable ads before video starts(twitter.com)
102 points by xvello 4y ago|266 comments
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by xvello 4y ago
For the CSS nerds out here, cross-browser compatibility dictated the split in two rules. The following rule: news.ycombinator.com##html:style(filter:invert(100%) hue-rotate(180deg); background: white) works great on Firefox, but le
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Show HN: Hacker News dark mode with uBlockOrigin / AdGuard cosmetic filters
3 points by xvello 4y ago|1 comments
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by xvello 4y ago
For future reference, we can recover the orange colors by adding a hue-rotate filter too. Here's my current rule: news.ycombinator.com##html:style(filter:invert(100%) hue-rotate(180deg)) news.ycombinator.com##body:style(backg
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by xvello 4y ago
> Ye, it'd be great if I could configure it to do 2FA on all online transactions. Does anyone know what exactly triggers 2FA? AFAIK, 3DS is opt-in on the merchant side, as it requires integration work. Visa & MS are pushing the
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by xvello 4y ago
3DS delegates the second factor authentication to the card emitter (your bank): the 3DS interface is really just an iframe provided by the bank. One of my banks embeds their login form, which asks for a portion of your login credentials (pr
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by xvello 4y ago
Great idea, using it now! You can also apply styles with uBlockOrigin, for example the equivalent uBO rule is: news.ycombinator.com##html:style(filter:invert(100%); background = #fff;) Setting topcolor to 0099ff (blue) in the profi
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by xvello 4y ago
There is a community-maintained list of these stackoverflow / github / npm / wikipedia clones, and adblocking rules to hide them from search results: https://github.com/quenhus/uBlock-Origin-dev-filter T
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by xvello 4y ago
Gin and Echo cover similar feature scopes (the HTTP plumbing around your business logic, that you write in handler functions), but I chose Echo for my project[1] because: - it ships a pretty extensive collection of middlewares that will get
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by xvello 4y ago
Most projects will never *need* to scale horizontally. Unfortunately, many will, due to FOMO and Resume Driven Development.
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by xvello 4y ago
Just use the two following uBlock Origin / Adguard rules, the first one for text results, the second one for images: google.*##.g:has(a[href*=".pinterest."]) google.*##a[href*=".pinterest."]:upward(1) Y
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by xvello 4y ago
Agreed, the admins re-titled it too early. Git operations and API requests are back to green, but other subsystems are still impacted.
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GitHub incident – now resolved(githubstatus.com)
73 points by xvello 4y ago|75 comments
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by xvello 4y ago
My partner has similar struggles and after several years together, I think it boils down to how we orient maps. They use Google Maps' default "map turns around you" mode while I always orient my maps with the North pointing u
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by xvello 4y ago
Google Code: https://code.google.com/archive/
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by xvello 4y ago
Docker Hub's introduction of pull rate limits in 2020 created significant disruption for companies and big projects, and left a sour taste in a lot of people's mouth. I am not saying that they shouldn't have done it (bandwidt
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by xvello 4y ago
You might be interested in using uBlockOrigin and https://letsblock.it/filters/search-results to easily block these domains. In addition to your own domain list, you can use the community-maintained SO / github &#
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Founders can avoid drive-by-management (2019)(klinger.io)
1 points by xvello 4y ago|0 comments
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by xvello 4y ago
If you expect to receive external contributions, the Apache 2.0 license can be a pretty good choice, because it has a clause to automatically grant you a license on contributions (be them code or just ideas): > Unless You explicitly stat
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by xvello 4y ago
Interesting, I didn't think about this! Although it can work, using logs or APM without infrastructure monitoring was not a design goal for the agent. For this use case, I'd investigate using https://vector.dev/ i
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by xvello 4y ago
Metrics from all official integrations (including host metrics) are included in the $15/month/host flat pricing. Of course, them being sent will trigger that per-host billing, but that's an expected consequence of installing
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by xvello 4y ago
> features on by default that are billed at the on-demand rate. Can you please elaborate on what these features are? I used to work in the agent team and we were cautious not to have that happen.
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by xvello 4y ago
> How is that allowed?? Looks like they can get away with it ¯\_O_/¯ > What is the replacement? S0ix sleep (named s2idle in Linux), where the OS is responsible for suspending / resuming all non-essential functions. Work is o

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