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by decodebytes 4y ago
mostly accidental. you're working on a prototype, so to just get started you use a const at the top of your code with an API key, this then gets checked in and you then realise 'oh shit' , but by this point its within gits tr
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by decodebytes 4y ago
I figure this is not including the UK, considering silicon valleys software runs on the thing invented by the Brits (www).
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by decodebytes 4y ago
I am finding it very useful for laborious tasks that pre-AI would burn up valuable time and energy. A good example is I needed to construct a docker-compose file. I fed the docker run command to ChatGPT and asked it 'generate a docker-
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by decodebytes 4y ago
It's not just the waiting lists, it's the dire situation at A&E. Folks waiting around 10 hours to be seen and ambulances parked up with patients onboard as there are no beds available for them to offload and see to the next em
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by decodebytes 4y ago
https://sigstore.dev - although its really not true to say I built it. I started it off, but very quickly smarter folks then me jumped on board and really took it to all sorts of new directions.
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by decodebytes 4y ago
A public good project I work on (sigstore) penned an article on why a suitable application found it a challenge to leverage Blockchain https://blog.sigstore.dev/sigstore-blockchain-vs-transparenc...
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by decodebytes 4y ago
Sorry to hear that. I won't try to fault your experience, just state its not a given this is the case for everyone. I have been a vegan for 16 years now. I would say I am in excellent health. Each year I run several 100 mile mountain r
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Sigstore, blockchain vs. transparency logs (why we selected the later)(blog.sigstore.dev)
3 points by decodebytes 4y ago|0 comments
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by decodebytes 4y ago
How are you going to get a return on that money though? Sell an enterprise version, or do a free / professional model?
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by decodebytes 4y ago
I expect someone will fork shortly and remove all the telemetry
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by decodebytes 4y ago
I have to say my Red Hat interview was pleasant. There were no coding challenges, personality assessments etc. I just spoke with engineers and once with the hiring manager. They would start off with a simple question of 'what have you
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by decodebytes 4y ago
Yes, you can use the certificate-transparency go code to pull down from the trillian API https://github.com/google/certificate-transparency-go/blob/m... You would need to know the index, or you could just ite
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by decodebytes 4y ago
A lot do, but without knowing it. Chrome uses an 'expect-CT' header, which means the sites TLS cert should chain to a root CA, with both stored in a CTL.
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by decodebytes 5y ago
What cable and connector types are you using please?
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by decodebytes 5y ago
Are you using HDMI or DisplayPort and which type of cables (e.g. do they convert connection type, or for example the same on both ends)? Asking as I have the same doc and about to get an M1.
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by decodebytes 5y ago
Do we know this was the result of FSD and not another malfunction, such as a seized component, power failure etc? Seems we should not speculate if we don't know the RCA?
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RFC for Sigstore Rubygems Signing(github.com)
13 points by decodebytes 5y ago|2 comments
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by decodebytes 5y ago
I am happy to be open here if it helps others. I am not with a FAANG, I am employed by Red Hat. My title is Senior Principal Software Engineer. At Red Hat it goes Software Engineer -> Senior Software Engineer -> Principal Software Eng
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by decodebytes 5y ago
Was going to say this, it works so well as you can plan your tasks around meetings. For example, you have a 30 mins spare slot between meetings, use it for some minor admin task. The big empty slots for some programming task where you want
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by decodebytes 5y ago
The need for complete POSIX scope has just never been an issue for me using zsh. I shebang all my scripts to bash (or even plain old sh if its for some stripped down container). I guess if I wanted a lot of functions to run tasks natively i
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by decodebytes 5y ago
Most likely prometheus-operator , very active and production utilized https://prometheus-operator.dev
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by decodebytes 5y ago
Is this the same as unfriending?
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by decodebytes 5y ago
ask the codecov folks if it is.
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Arch Linux pacman – binary transparency(github.com)
5 points by decodebytes 5y ago|0 comments
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by decodebytes 5y ago
This is sad. Just enjoy walking through the woods, all the different colors and use that as time to reflect. You can still think about work and coding blocks you need to overcome, but spare yourself the IDE in front of your eyes. This is ju
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by decodebytes 5y ago
Do you drink any caffeine at all? I used to think (or I believe was told), that two cups and no more before noon is ok, but found my sleep was just an utter mess. I tried everything , sleep test, black out curtains, magnesium, CBD oil, mela
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by decodebytes 5y ago
it seems to be pay what you can afford.
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by decodebytes 5y ago
Perhaps this this will put you at rest a little. The project was founded in Red Hat along Purdue University (Santiago, part of Arch Linux security team) and Google joined via GOST (The google open source security team). GOST are funded to h
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by decodebytes 5y ago
you're free to take a parse, or even create your own project or fork.
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by decodebytes 5y ago
One of the founders here, this is completely untrue. It's a project funded under the Linux Foundation and the service will be completely run by the Linux Foundation, the exact same mode as used for Let's Encrypt.

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