adontz

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by adontz 2mo ago
Moreover you can delegate domain to improve security. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/02/technical-deep-dive-se...
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by adontz 3mo ago
It's not a good analogy. Something is still on in suspend. Good you can control Linux kernel, but what about all other chips which may be an attack vector?
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by adontz 7mo ago
Very similar, thank you so much
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by adontz 7mo ago
Oh, nostalgia. I had a US Robotics 56K modem, which produced two bell-alike sounds during handshake. It was cool. I search for that specific sounds for years and cannot find.
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by adontz 8mo ago
HTMX can do much more than just innerHTML swap. https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-swap/ https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-swap-oob/ https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-target&#
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by adontz 8mo ago
I'm currently developing ASP.Net Core services and modern .Net is quite nice. Everyone around me uses absolutely free Visual Studio Community edition, so it would be weird to not use it.
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by adontz 8mo ago
These articles... I'm not sure who are the target audience, because I am definitely not and I don't know anyone who is. Specific OS is not the important, anything with modern KDE is good enough to replace Windows 10/11. But d
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by adontz 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45124458
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by adontz 1y ago
In particular the following are not accessible ajax.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com gmail.com google.com www.googletagmanager.com www.youtube.com
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by adontz 1y ago
Same in Georgia
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by adontz 1y ago
It's a Python package you can install with pip, never ever installed it with Snap
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by adontz 1y ago
certbot has an plugin for nginx, so I'm not sure why people think is was hard to use LetsEncrypt with nginx.
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by adontz 1y ago
What people often don't realize is that in a big business system a user may have no permission to raw data of some table, but may have permission to report which includes aggregated data of the same table, so report permissions cannot
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by adontz 1y ago
I've successfully replaced django.contrib.auth multiple times. It it not easy, but it is not too hard either. Honestly, everything else they do could be a regular Django app. Looks to me like forking a big project became a marketing mo
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by adontz 2y ago
Thank you. I really needed that in my life today.
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by adontz 2y ago
Location: Georgia Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: .Net, Ansible, AWS (DynamoDB, EC2, ElasiCache, Lambda, Organizations, RDS, etc.), Azure, C, C++ (Qt), C# (WPF), Jira, Go, Linux, Python (Django), TailwindCSS, Terraform, r
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by adontz 2y ago
A bit of a first-hand witness context The Georgian Dream party rigged the elections, stole at least 20% of the votes, securing a constitutional majority. During the election campaign, the Georgian Dream party promised its voters EU membersh
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by adontz 2y ago
Nobody teaches people to use them. There is no analog to "catch most specific exceptions" culture in other languages.
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by adontz 2y ago
Nope, exceptions in Python are not the same. There are a lot of standard exceptions https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions.html#concrete-e... and standard about exception type hierarchy https://gi
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by adontz 2y ago
Honestly, this is so much worse than "catch". It's what a "catch" would look like in "C".
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by adontz 2y ago
This is a good example of "stringly typed" software. Golang designers did not want exceptions (still have them with panic/recover), but untyped errors are evil. On the other hand, how would one process typed errors without pa
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by adontz 2y ago
https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/05/24/strategy-letter-ii... Jon Ross, who wrote the original version of SimCity for Windows 3.x, told me that he accidentally left a bug in SimCity where he read memory tha
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by adontz 2y ago
Great video. I suspect CPU spikes are caused by Go's GC, not some Postgres client issue. Anton got similar latency spikes in nginx vs Caddy test, explained them by GC then. While settings in the video make sense for production, worth n
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by adontz 2y ago
Yes, it's not a good solution. Targeting was missing, good catch. I've just shared an unusual experience to inspire further experimenting.
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by adontz 2y ago
Yeah, naming was bad. Courage 0 is maximum courage. >> How did you measure "experiment tolerance"? Feedback from CS mostly. No formal method. We tried to survey clients to calculate courage metric, but failed to come up with
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by adontz 2y ago
Mostly functional changes. Like deploying a new parser, which may not support all the old files. There were users which will contact customer support in panic stating that their life is ruined by this change and there were users who's
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by adontz 2y ago
I respectfully disagree. Depends on number and severity of experiments. Comparing two decimals is really not harder than checking a boolean, still a single "if". I do not see much over-engineering here.
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by adontz 2y ago
>> How do you deal with the bias from your 'more courageous' people? That's a great question. We had no general solution for that. We tried to survey people, but results were inconclusive, not statistically significant.
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by adontz 2y ago
A little story from personal experience. Most people think of feature flags as boolean on/off switches, maybe per user on/off switches. If one is testing shades of colors for a "But Now!" button that may be OK. Regarding
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by adontz 2y ago
It's in the interest of general public to fund AI detection technologies, including AI based AI detection technologies.

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