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igor47
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About igor47
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Comment #49193186
I tried repeatedly with several credit unions, with poor results. The final straw was the patelco hack that made the entire bank unavailable for over a week. In the aftermath they …
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Comment #49163211
I migrated to mise from just. Mise handles more stuff (tool versions, environment vars) and also has nicer ergonomics for specifying tasks
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Comment #49149794
Woosh
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Comment #49149349
Can someone give me the current consensus on Howard Gartner/multiple intelligence vs. g, or general intelligence? Is this even something that people still discuss and research in a…
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Comment #49149303
I've been thinking of making a service which automatically sends deletion requests for all my service companies every month. Like, I currently keep a bunch of spyware features in m…
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Comment #49149232
I still write tsx and my components look very similar to react -- just no hooks. The difference is I render to html server side and send the rendered html. Look into it in hono
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Comment #49137716
I do get kind of annoyed that htmx submits forms using form url encoding. It's non trivial to validate, see https://igor.moomers.org/posts/zod-schemas-htmx As a result for POST req…
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Comment #49136752
Why are you so wedded to JSON responses? HTMX is meant to be used to render html; my big HTMX app basically never(1) renders JSON, so much so that I have a standing instruction to …
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Comment #49093266
Hmm. I'm as big an environmentalist as anyone, but I'm pretty sceptical of the data centers as eco disasters narrative. Your sources indicate that renewables already meet over 50% …
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Comment #49077115
Addressed in the source, but there's an asymmetry favoring the attackers. They only have to find one exploit once. The defenders have to be perfect all the time.
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Comment #48987301
I wonder if it was just a start up issue? Some kind of initial scan of your database?
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Comment #48930208
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Comment #48537226
But it's not though. The root of the problem is politics, and the root of that problem is self -interest.
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Comment #48408504
I'm pretty mad about the blatant manipulation of index funds by spacex, and I looked into how to avoid the IPO. If you're like me, the amount of unrealized gains from index funds o…
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Comment #48385007
Multiple comments on this thread about how bad it would be if the main character was a woman. Why is that so bad?
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Comment #48371872
Yeah agreed. I switched to kde from gnome a few months back, and it's amazing how much better it's been in a thousand little ways.
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Comment #48263334
Are you me? I do feel like I'm starting to forget git as a result of my happy jj use. Thankfully some repos use git submodules, which keeps me at least a little connected
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Comment #48263324
When I'm working in git, I always start work by creating a new branch with a name. Sometimes the branch becomes something different as I work and then I might rename it or more oft…
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Comment #48253849
Code review is about getting a team on the same page more broadly. The question posed in the article -- whether the change should be part of the product -- is certainly part of tha…
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Comment #48253274
"just" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. I always automate my repo setup, usually with mise tasks, but there's often assumptions baked in, eg around which ports the app will li…
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Comment #48230691
Nice. I ran into this issue a few months ago: https://igor.moomers.org/posts/wled-christmas-lights#flashin... Nice to hear it works now without the very hacky work around
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Comment #48164992
Or maybe just an android emulator? I wonder if this would actually work...
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Comment #48077448
Life without a smartphone increasingly challenging. You have to use either Google or Apple. I use a de googled Android lineage phone but this is always getting harder, as numerous …
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Comment #48076780
But in a democracy, you at least have input! Google is also a coercive force with no real checks on its power, but it doesn't care about anything you have to say. That's the differ…
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Comment #48076738
On this side of the wall, you and your friends are strong and happy and free in your garden. On the other side, a hellscape filled with giant monsters debating how best to filet yo…