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Comment #41070594
Thanks for your recommendation and sorry for not fully understanding the rules. I tried to fix this but did not see how to edit my submission.
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Comment #41070573
Hi Pavel. Thanks for your comment and for sharing your perspective! We indeed believe both IP Fabric and ForwardNetworks follow promising approaches. A key difference is that we ar…
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Show HN: NetFabric – next-gen network monitoring solution
Hi HN! We’re Tobias and Beni, co-founders of NetFabric. NetFabric is a next-gen network monitoring solution that’s here to tackle the chaos of network downtime with a fresh approac…
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Comment #34207511
Are you not worried about compromising all your passwords when one of them is compromised? I assume attackers know they can replace the service name in a leaked password?
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Comment #34207407
How do you avoid merge conflicts? Do you only ever edit your KeePassXC files on one machine?
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Ask HN: How do you manage your passwords in 2023?
I have yet to find a password management solution which is: - secure - easy to use - accessible on multiple devices (home PC, work PC, and ideally phone) I currently use a mixture …
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Comment #32513746
There is undo, I would be very interested in your thoughts on it: https://undo.io/ This may also contain further pointers that I missed: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.c…
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Comment #32513512
Can you SSH into the remote machine? Visual Studio Code offers quite solid remote development tools through ssh (maybe other means too): https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/r…
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Comment #32513485
Yes, it is sad that setting up debugging is so tedious. Could you give some examples or languages/environments with "bad" debuggers?
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Comment #32513416
There is actually a surprising amount of reverse debugging products out there, some are listed here: http://jakob.engbloms.se/archives/1564 Would you be willing to use one of those…
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Comment #32513382
What kind of information would help you to debug? And what kind of information is "too much"? Personally, I think "too much" is when you get a large table of all variables and thei…
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Comment #32513163
I don't think I understand. Are you saying that debuggers have no use on your own code, and people avoid looking at other people's code? Also, are you saying that there exists no d…
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Ask HN: Why are we not using debuggers more?
I noticed that I rarely use debuggers. I asked around, and most of my co-workers are the same. We rely on debuggers only as a last resort, instead opting for prints, asserts, or th…