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1y ago
There are some very basic tools that can help with portability, such as https://github.com/milesj/rust-cicd-env , but I agree that there is a lot of proprietary, vendor-specific, valuable functionality available in the
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1y ago
I would say that is a reasonable constraint. As you know, version ranges, and other "dynamic" versions in Maven are inherently incompatible with reproducible builds because they are resolved non-deterministically during the build.
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1y ago
Good system design is designing a system that works good.
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1y ago
A boolean is smaller, which is a relevant consideration for some workloads. For example, you may be pre-aggregating a large amount of data to serve a set of analytical queries which do not care about the associated timestamp. The smaller da
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Say No to Venn Diagrams When Explaining JOINs (2016)
(blog.jooq.org)
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White Mountain Direttissima
(whitemountainski.co)
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I'm tired of stupid people treating me like I'm an idiot
(whatwelost.substack.com)
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1y ago
>Maven doesn't support reproducibility I don't think that is true: https://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-reproducible-buil...
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1y ago
Maven is not Java, though.
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1y ago
To add: if you would like to avoid depending on Maven's dependency mediation behaviour, then a useful tool is Maven Enforcer's dependencyConvergence rule. https://maven.apache.org/enforcer/enforcer-rules/
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I don't think clothing quality has fallen. Quite the opposite. We are able to buy high quality clothing at a very low price. More advanced materials, more consistent construction, better construction, greater selection, etc. Much of wh
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Eleven Missing Terraform Features
(josnyder.com)
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The single version rule is good for Google and bad for you (2024)
(josnyder.com)
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1y ago
A related aspect that I experienced was that public pools were typically cold enough that my kids did not enjoy them much. Private swimming schools keep their pools quite warm.
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1y ago
The 5A had a serious motherboard defect that caused phones to become unusable. Google had a device replacement program that allowed owners to exchange dead 5As for newer models.
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1y ago
One more similar feature from a different system: PostgreSQL COMMENT https://www.postgresql.org/docs/17/sql-comment.html This allows you to attach text to various database objects in PostgreSQL. I wish PostgreSQL
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1y ago
Another little-known feature is git trailers: https://alchemists.io/articles/git_trailers These are key-value structures data that can be included on a commit when it is created. These are used by some systems for atta
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How to Dress and Undress Your Home
(solar.lowtechmagazine.com)
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Given that this post is meant to explain your perspective at the time, I think it would make sense to explain it at least a little. At the very least, I am curious. What does Al-Ghazali have to say about making decisions that influenced you
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1y ago
The operators of Maven Central deserve a lot of credit for their good stewardship. Unlike the NPM registry, Maven Central does not permit anyone to unpublish packages. Unlike the NPM registry, Maven Central requires verification of domain o
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Kerf Bend Wizard
(kerfbendwizard.com)
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1y ago
Related: https://nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/05/29/data-dump-e-bike-cras... The stated reasoning behind this new policy is not backed by data; e-bike collisions and injuries are down in NYC and are insignificant
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1y ago
I am excited to learn of this project. I started working on something quite similar recently. It's a surprisingly unaddressed niche. One thing your tool appears to be missing (IMO) is execution sandboxing. This is useful, as you likely
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There is also a question of what developers should be developing against. A typical monorepo approach allows many developers to develop only against trunk, and not have to allow the messy world of releases and deployments into their brain.
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1y ago
Regarding priorities, a manager from my past used a system that I liked: Each person had a set of tickets assigned to them, but there was always an unambiguous priority order. At any given time, a given worker would work on their highest-pr
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I am not an expert in SAML, but my understanding is that the cert is typically included in the SP metadata. It seems to me that icluding the SP cert in the AuthnRequest would defeat the purpose of signing the request. Is that supported in t
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"Yes, and " Urbanism
(cremieux.xyz)
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Public Meetings Privilege Housing Opponents
(theurbanist.org)
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Highway shakedown: How local road users subsidize state highway investments
(brookings.edu)
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A Message about Earthly
(earthly.dev)
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