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electromech
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Comment #48486751
The author open sourced the validation library: https://gitlab.com/alistairldavidson/validation-enhancer
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Comment #48227311
Archive link? It's paywalled for me.
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Comment #48116971
> 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 l…
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Comment #47732241
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…
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Comment #46791609
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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Comment #46716514
or, don't put secrets in .env files...
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Comment #46338398
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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Comment #46259576
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 w…
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Comment #45337128
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 …
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Comment #44365180
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 t…
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Comment #44365062
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 upd…
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Comment #44364998
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…
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Comment #44219610
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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Comment #44219419
> 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 be…
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Comment #44001479
Hold my beer... ... On second thought, grab me another beer.
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Comment #44001477
n = 404 p = 0.003 I'm too dumb to understand how that math works.
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Comment #43598570
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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Comment #43407678
Which workload can't it do? I've had good success with jaq performance.
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Comment #43407638
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 optimization…
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Comment #42966667
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?
Say you're a newly hired security architect for a global cloud environment that involves dozens of teams and services employing a variety of access patterns, protocols, etc. You ob…
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Comment #42773939
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 i…
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Comment #42585401
I liked tslog last time I tried it.
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Comment #42533403
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://fe…
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Comment #42111445
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.