electromech

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by electromech 3mo ago
The author open sourced the validation library: https://gitlab.com/alistairldavidson/validation-enhancer
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by electromech 4mo ago
Archive link? It's paywalled for me.
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by electromech 4mo ago
> every file you print goes through Bambu's servers The Chinese government subsidizes Bambu Labs, so it's pretty easy to understand why this is such a big deal for them. It's not like the CCP wants to democratize manufactu
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by electromech 5mo ago
I'm intrigued! I was fighting deadlocks in some Java code this week, and I'm working on a Rust project to maybe replace some of that. One thing I didn't see in the post or the repo: does this work with async code? I couldn&#x
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by electromech 8mo ago
They publicly publish these requests. You can see how little information is provided — just a phone number and two unix timestamps IIRC. https://signal.org/bigbrother/
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by electromech 8mo ago
or, don't put secrets in .env files...
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by electromech 9mo ago
It looks like GH Issues are disabled. https://github.com/mullvad/gotatun It's unclear where to report problems, suggestions, etc.
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by electromech 9mo ago
That seems unfair. There's a lot we don't know about the politics behind the scenes. I'd bet that the individuals who created the microservice architecture aren't the same people who re-consolidated them into one service
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by electromech 1y ago
Do people think of CF as a leader in terms of solutions that are "open, collaborative, standardized, and shared across many organizations"? My impression is that their open source work is mostly Cloudflare-specific client librarie
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by electromech 1y ago
I am happy Atuin user now, but I was initially worried that it would sync my data unless I explicitly disabled that feature. The fact that it's opt-in becomes clear once you read the docs and understand how it works, but it might be wo
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by electromech 1y ago
The sort order is strange, I agree. I forked Atuin awhile back with the goal of adding more strategies, but it was tougher than I expected. IIRC, changing search order involves updating both the DB queries and how the application code inter
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by electromech 1y ago
I have been a reluctant adopter of Atuin. I don't use the sync feature, but I will say that "my workflows are very machine specific" is one of the reasons I use Atuin. When working in containers, I sometimes share an Atuin da
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by electromech 1y ago
It would be a bad sign if LLMs lean on comments. // secure the password for storage // following best practices // per OWASP A02:2021 // - using a cryptographic hash function //
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by electromech 1y ago
> My real worry is that this is going to make mid level technical tornadoes... Yes! Especially in the consulting world, there's a perception that veterans aren't worth the money because younger engineers get things done faster.
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by electromech 1y ago
Hold my beer... ... On second thought, grab me another beer.
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by electromech 1y ago
n = 404 p = 0.003 I'm too dumb to understand how that math works.
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by electromech 1y ago
I love the game! I hate hate hate the timer though. Other than the timer I'd happily add this to my daily word game routine.
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by electromech 1y ago
Which workload can't it do? I've had good success with jaq performance.
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by electromech 1y ago
I'd be curious how the performance compares to this Rust jq clone: cargo install --locked jaq (you might also be able to add RUSTFLAGS="-C target-cpu=native" to enable optimizations for your specific CPU family) "cargo i
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by electromech 2y ago
Thanks for the recommendation! I'm reading one of the chapters now. The examples are giving me ideas and helping me to see a bigger picture.
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Ask HN: Intruder detection 101 in cloud environments – where to start?
3 points by electromech 2y ago|2 comments
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by electromech 2y ago
I'm genuinely intrigued by Dagger, but also super confused. For example, this feels like extra complexity around a simple shell command, and I'm trying to grok why the complexity is worth it: https://docs.dagger.io&#x2F
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by electromech 2y ago
I liked tslog last time I tried it.
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by electromech 2y ago
No mention of Ferrocene other than a "further reading" bullet point at the end. Are they using it? Does that help with respect to getting a device safety certified? From https://ferrocene.dev : > ISO26262 (ASIL D), I
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by electromech 2y ago
Thank you! I deeply appreciate that Steam works so well on Linux these days. I don't take for granted the hard work happening behind the scenes to make that a reality for us.
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by electromech 2y ago
Using what version of python? How will you distribute the expected version to target machines? python has its place, but it's not without its own portability challenges and sneaky gotchas. I have many times written and tested a python
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by electromech 2y ago
> "It causes your script to die unexpectedly with no output." Oh? I don't observe this behavior in my testing. Could you share an example? AFAIK, if you don't capture stderr, that should be passed to the user. > &q
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by electromech 2y ago
> we need to outlaw... which is the process by which big entrenched players make it hard for others to compete with them. Consider this quote: "I believe we need a more active role for governments and regulators." That's n
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by electromech 2y ago
So much this. I 100% understand how the article could be off-putting to some, but to unemployeds like me it was cathartic.
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by electromech 2y ago
> what about actual employment? That's a lot more even-keeled and boring looking. Does it? Source [2] ends on 2019-01-01, 5.5 years ago. I agree that we want long-term comparisons, but I'd be very very surprised if the last 5.5

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