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by svckr 2y ago
You're not the only one who thinks that! JSON Patch uses JSON Pointer (RFC 6901) to address elements, but another method from (very) roughly same time is JSON Path [0] (RFC 9535) and here's one of my favorite mnemonics: - JSON Pat
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by svckr 3y ago
Thanks a lot for pointing this out so eloquently! Seems like the post really buried the lede there … And I should keep my eyes more open for those things. Funny how there's two complementary phrases that should ring the same alarm and
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by svckr 3y ago
To me, Loos' argument comes across as some grand rationalisation for a simple difference in taste. I.e. "I don't like it, but to state my opinion as a fact, I came up with this story about efficiency" "Why do you wa
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by svckr 3y ago
I am also 30 or 40 years old. I'm Schrödingers millenial. I quite enjoy the delivery of technology connections. A nice change of pace imo, compared to other youtubers that edit out every millisecond of quiet time between words and sent
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by svckr 4y ago
I think what turned me around was positive feedback. IMO the best way to get positive feedback is by being around the right people. You know … open hearted, welcoming folks, who talk to you and know how to listen and ask questions that get
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by svckr 5y ago
Thanks, didn't know about you people until now! Will check out your positions :)
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by svckr 5y ago
Location: Aachen, Germany Remote: Preferably Willing to relocate: Maybe later, but happy to come for regular office visits anywhere between Amsterdam, Berlin, Frankfurt, Zürich Technologies (recently): JavaScript, Java, Infrastru
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by svckr 5y ago
I don't know. I totally agree on the premise that developers should be involved in ops as well. But I'm a developer by heart and my heart aches whenever I see what we devs have wrought in the ops space. (Insert joke about the CN
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by svckr 5y ago
Also, more about the aspect of collecting, rather than listening to music: discogs.com If you're a collector, digital platforms like discogs give you access to a way bigger market. (And I imagine there's something like that for pr
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by svckr 5y ago
So, they only use the physical connector not the … uhm … transfer protocol associated with memory modules? Tbh, at least with memory, I always conflated both. If there are multiple vendors around SO-DIMM SoCs, is there a common standard for
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by svckr 5y ago
Nice, it even works with QWERTZ or AZERTY!
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by svckr 5y ago
By the time I got through all the pre-selected "legitimate interest" checkboxes I lost interest.
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by svckr 6y ago
That's odd. I did not receive any notification yet? Is the privacy policy country specific?
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by svckr 6y ago
I think we safely can read "services" as "monetization of user data" in 90% of corporate communications.
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Ask HN: After Engineering – What's Next?
3 points by svckr 7y ago|2 comments
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by svckr 7y ago
I totally agree and – let me address my pet peeve here – let's stop using the word soft skill in 2020. At least where I come from, the term has often been used to (successfully) diminish skills that I'd consider essential . Unles
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by svckr 7y ago
I might be wrong, but wouldn't it be prudent to first verify the checksum/signature of the downloaded archive before unpacking it? Even when just decompressing there's at least the danger of being zip-bombed (assuming a zip b
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by svckr 7y ago
At the risk of pointing out the obvious: If you live in a country where a CS degree from a decent university is not even close to costing six figures in tuition fees (for example in most of the EU), just get the degree and learn how to co
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by svckr 7y ago
I totally agree and, anecdotally, the last time I was interviewing for a position, the thing I was terrified of the most was running out of questions to ask (which happened eventually, after 5 rounds of interviews with ample time in between
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by svckr 7y ago
> But all alternatives seem to focus on either signing OR encrypting OR the latest secure messaging app instead of a PGP replacement. OP mentions exactly this point in the "The Answers" ( https://latacora.micro.blog&#
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by svckr 8y ago
Well, since you mentioned Docker: echo Z3JlZ0Bhc3NldG1hcHBpbmcuY29tCg== | docker run -i busybox base64 -d Edit: Yes, I'm piping your email address through an operating system image I just downloaded from the internet and, to
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by svckr 8y ago
This but with a Mamiya 645. The size of Instax frames is almost a perfect match!
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by svckr 8y ago
I mean … I was aware of the fact that the week starts on Sunday in a LOT of other places. But still. So Sunday, the first day of the week, is still part of what's called the weekend, right?
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by svckr 8y ago
I'm surprised your's is the only comment even mentioning tracking…
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by svckr 8y ago
I'm fairly certain the smart features are what's subsidizing current TVs and making them relatively cheap. Last time I checked dumb TVs were reserved for the more high end part of the maker's lineup (if at all available). So,
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by svckr 9y ago
> CSV/SVN used to do that out of the box but everyone hate them now. It's "CVS" and it lacks a concept for a repository-wide version (except, maybe, a timestamp). A repository-wide version is –I guess– the single best
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by svckr 9y ago
Thanks for pointing that out! Usually aiming for non-gendered language, but sometimes assumptions get the better of me!
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by svckr 9y ago
> Though Apple employees receive significant yearly discounts on computers, and this was the first significant redesign of the MacBook Pro’s body in eight years, he had chosen not to buy one of the new ones, even a year later. (The autho
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by svckr 9y ago
> In American medical slang, a zebra is a rare and exotic condition that can be conflated with more common ailments "It's never lupus." I'm surprised I can't remember that term coming up in House MD. It's an
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by svckr 9y ago
Regarding DAG: tsort (1) sorts input lines by interpreting them as a list of edges. I guess that's what you where referring to when you said "cumbersome" :) $ cat > f a c a d b c ^D $ tsort f

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