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by oftenwrong 2y ago
Maven plugins and extensions can execute arbitrary code, so you should still exercise care when running an untrusted maven project.
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by oftenwrong 2y ago
You can quite easily get by with the standard JDK tools (javac, jlink, etc) + a tool for fetching dependencies, such as https://github.com/coursier/coursier or https://github.com/bowbahdoe/jresolve
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by oftenwrong 2y ago
You can run multi-file source-code programs as of JDK 22: https://openjdk.org/jeps/458
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by oftenwrong 2y ago
The debate about whether to preserve the true history or clean it up is based on the limitations of git log. There is no reason we need to choose. Imagine you could `git summarise` a range of commits. Anyone who wanted a clean, straightforw
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by oftenwrong 2y ago
I agree with the other comments that are basically saying to be conservative about adding to your toolbox. Additionally, I recommend using technologies with existing heavy investment from the industry. For example, anything on the top of th
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by oftenwrong 2y ago
It's probably not great to fill children's lives with almost endless anxiety, especially anxiety stemming from school. Don't we want them to enjoy learning, so that they are motivated, and so they learn to love learning in sc
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by oftenwrong 2y ago
I would have to purchase a subscription. Any experience with VMWare Fusion or Parallels? The problem I had with UTM was that occasionally I would attempt to switch back to the guest, and I would find it "dead": unresponsive, no vi
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Ask HN: Best tool for running a Linux desktop VM on a Apple Silicon Mac?
4 points by oftenwrong 2y ago|4 comments
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by oftenwrong 2y ago
What's wrong with journald? I do not know much about it, aside from having to use journalctl to view logs occasionally.
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by oftenwrong 2y ago
The caching support is mostly the same. Both Earthly and Dockerfile are BuildKit frontends. BuildKit provides the caching mechanisms. A possible exception is the "auto skip" feature for Earthly Cloud, since I do not know how that
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
Personal freedom is weighed against the freedom of others. That is why you cannot dispose of your waste in a water reservoir that supplies drinking water. The life of any product has an impact on shared resources that your work has not earn
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
text-only version of the article: https://text.npr.org/685533353 One of the authors, Michaeleen Doucleff, also wrote a book called Hunt, Gather, Parent: What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About the Lost Art of Raising Happ
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
I associate re-usable bags with caring about not wasting things. You seem to value the ability to waste things. You do not seem to think it's worth preventing your dog from destroying your bags. You do not seem to exercise care to actu
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
I think that is possible. My mother has had the same cotton canvas grocery bags for ~40 years. They are faded from washing, but are still strong, and she still uses them. The other advantage is that cotton bags do not shed as many microplas
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
Some companies offer compact reusable bags that can be stored in a coat pocket. For example: https://seatosummit.com/products/ultra-sil-day-pack - I've had a few different versions of this bag for years. There are
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
It's quite typical. You `docker run`, and specify the options to mount the work tree of the project into the container.
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
This seems like the sort of thing one would read about in https://lowtechmagazine.com/ They mentioned hooded chairs and bed canopies: https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/2015/02/restoring-the-old-...
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
Git is a tool for collaboration, but is sometimes a poor fit for the reality of centralised, corporate software development. I'd like to see a product that fills these gaps, and I sense that this is part of what Diversion is about. For
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
Eventually these stores will fix the user experience issues (and I don't just mean the interface), and it will be much better. I tried a newer self-checkout kiosk at a store recently, and it was an improvement over the old system, but
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
This article is not really about debugging, but I would like to add something about debugging, and how the author relates it to programming: I recall one time I helped a relative diagnose and fix a problem with the plumbing at his cottage.
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
Layers are a mechanism for de-duplicated storage, as well as incremental distribution, builds, scanning, and more. This is related to OCI being a full ecosystem of integrated solutions. Layers provide value across several concerns in OCI. I
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Alleged Decline in Transportation Trips Is the Result of Bad Data Analysis(usa.streetsblog.org)
2 points by oftenwrong 3y ago|0 comments
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
>There were these myths or legends in the business, which I didn’t, personally, experience, but I knew about them and I could tell you 50 stories like that. I wish I could hear more of them. Someone should write them all down.
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
I recommend using https://github.com/newren/git-filter-repo instead of filter-branch.
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
Isn't the "state" parameter often used for including the return url? Similar to RelayState in SAML2?
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
This article might provide some insight: https://earthly.dev/blog/bazel-build/ My thoughts, as someone who has done a lot of build engineering, but that has only a small amount of experience with bazel: If you are
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
No, you can use https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_jvm_external
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
If you haven't discovered recursive path expansion with `**` yet, which is supported by a number of popular shells, including bash, it is about to improve your shell life.
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
There is a YouTube channel largely focused on this topic: https://www.youtube.com/@the_aesthetic_city
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
There are even more fundamental mistakes in the concept of page styling. For example, that a webmaster should attempt to choose a readable font size and font colour on behalf of their users without knowing anything about the users' nee

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