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derefnull

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About derefnull

embedded systems and up

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    I have, and found the linux software ecosystem for arm lagged that of amd64.

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    Comment #45014047

    Wing IDE is performant and I enjoy using it. I have licenses for both Wing and PyCharm

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    Comment #44259526

    work with virtual machines shows: not all traffic may be intercepted by little snitch

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    Comment #43115139

    for 3d design, consider FreeCAD or Blender

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    Comment #37968853

    educational developer kits https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/t... there are a few different major brands

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    Comment #37923284

    dereferencing null is a great debug technique

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    Comment #35342312

    If you are interested in comparing this offering to other existing tools, you may consider: - gitolite https://gitolite.com/gitolite/overview.html , and - cgit for http front-end h…

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    Comment #34532613

    the standup is a tool to help keep the team moving, and surface issues early. a good use of the standup is asking for help on a task that is taking longer than expected. often, peo…

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    There is already much user demand & vendor support for running virtual machines (including for Windows) on Apple hardware, through Parallels, VMWare and Qemu. Like there are option…

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    Comment #33143483

    Also, the main page https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization shows support for running virtualized macOS. This is pretty exciting, and appears to be a macOS answer …

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    Comment #33128150

    In other words, GitHub has useful tooling that breaks when commit history is rewritten

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    Comment #32727822

    from the video description: The Chicago and Sanitary Ship Canal is the path that invasive carp would take to reach the Great Lakes. So to stop them, the US Army Corps of Engineers …

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    Comment #32621429

    ssh and a procedure to merge in changes occasionally (if you need to support edits on all endpoints)

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    Did you consider leveraging buildbot (buildbot.net) when writing your infrastructure? It has some features that should be helpful. I'm currently setting up a ci/cd build infrastruc…

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    Comment #30431066

    This service would break another link in the chain of security

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    Cool! I have implemented a similar workflow (certificate signatures as authentication) for some backend processes. No public write up currently. Certificate based authentication us…

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    Comment #30140484

    I understand that concurrent edits to the ledger will become problematic. If this really is a requirement, a distributed ledger solution (cloud based tool) may be needed Though is …

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    Comment #30139394

    How does the system 'kind of break down' when you have a family?

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    Comment #29930221

    Stunning! Now let's leave them alone so they too may pursue life, liberty and happiness

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    I also just learned about Mermaid. Looks great. PlantUML is what I’ve been using to achieve similar documentation goals with text https://hn.algolia.com/?q=plantuml previous discus…