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Comment #48115547
Shouldn't a senior developer strive to eliminate complexity while increasing velocity? The two do not contradict. Reducing complexity can increase velocity.
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Comment #47901786
It's probably there not as a way to connect networks, but as a way to keep them separate, only allowing RDP between specific computers on different networks.
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Comment #46370818
A 15 frame min anf max GOP size would do the trick, then you'd get two 15 frame GOPs. Each GOP can be concatenated with another GOP with the same properties (resolution, format, et…
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Comment #45535119
You're right, but the way to achieve this is to allow the error to propagate at the file level, then catch it one function above and continue to the next one. However, LLM generate…
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Comment #45452965
I believe it's because if you are easily replaceable, then screwing up means you're not worth the trouble. If you aren't easily replaceable (whether it's because you have demonstra…
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Comment #45317727
It's not just Israel. It's just not newsworthy if it's not Israel.
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Comment #42768380
You may find yourself in that situation if you have a device that only supports SIMs, and you can't use any of the cheap travel esim providers with it. For travel, you would replac…
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Comment #41484526
I don't recall what it was called in the menu, but it was definitely possible to assume a struct on a particular address. Muscle memory tells me the button is U, even though actual…
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Comment #41270910
The alternative is making it possible for developers to only think about code, not permissions, or at least specify the permissions in terms of what you want to do, not what permis…
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Comment #40017892
In newer versions of Android, apps which are not opened by the user have their permissions automatically and periodically revoked. So they no longer have the permissions, and when …
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Comment #39761170
See also: Network Mapper - low privileges, no-eBPF network observability tool for K8s https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39761114
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Comment #39761158
See also: Retina, eBPF-based network observability tool by Microsoft. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39759627 The Network Mapper can export to Grafana Tempo (contributed by t…
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Comment #39714526
The problem with IAM systems is they tend to try to encompass so many different functionalities, and stay unopinionated, that there are just so many ways to achieve similar end res…
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Comment #37577285
Oh, I love this story! :D Always fun to read whenever I stumble upon it.
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Show HN: Visualize Kubernetes Clusters
A lot of Kubernetes observability projects require very invasive deployments. My team was looking for something more lightweight and non-invasive, so we built the network mapper, a…
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Comment #34332730
It has an option to "auto open", which you can deselect.
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Comment #34239079
Why not try asking ChatGPT for this? It may work!
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Comment #33920267
ChatGPT uses the model text-davinci-003, which was released alongside it. The previous model of the same kind was text-davinci-002, and in a comparison I read, seems to perform muc…
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Show HN: Intents Operator, turns dev intent into K8s netpolicies and Kafka ACLs
Hey HN, We’ve recently published an open source Kubernetes operator, the intents operator, that makes it easy to manage network policies and Kafka ACLs in a way that enables teams …
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Comment #33239743
Henn na Hotel, literally "a strange hotel".