It isn't too bad; naming stuff is always hard. If the Microsoft marketers knew about it then I would expect to see Azure™ Gen.NET™ Live™.
Can anyone speak about YouTrack/Space's warts? The marketing blurbs makes Space + YouTrack look like a decent replacement for Jira + Confluence + Bitbucket, but I don't recall ever hearing a developer talk about it.
I would add boots that are high enough that there is no gap between the rain pants and the shoe. An old pair of "hiking" boots did the job for me. Riding through a puddle and getting your socks even mildly wet feels…
I've been thinking about it in terms of the transition from pre-1950s human computers to electronic computers. How much should we morn the loss of rooms of people doing calculations by hand? Making it easier for people…
Are there any gotchas around the sql parameterization? Looks like you're passing in an array into db.exec. I would have thought that would be enough, but if I search for org-mode then I see an error on the console…
The Try For Free link is a bit awkward. It points to a page that just says Jobs, that in turn just points to a empty black page. I assume the intention is to use the Login link. If so then I think that should be at the…
I remember hype in the early-mid 2000s for turning the semantic web into a general purpose knowledge engine. Are there projects trying to merge the natural language parts of a ChatGPT-esque system on top of a knowledge…
You can install uBlock Origin on Firefox for Android.
Seems like it makes the problem worse because you are then tied to a specific version at time of publishing and need to republish to get any framework patches.…
I think it depends on what problems you want git to solve for you. Some people like having the context from the complete the history of little commits without the risks of rebase breaking something. Some people like…
As has been said before: Users are almost always right when they say a problem exists; but they are almost always wrong when they suggest a solution.
I don't want to put works in cies's mouth, but it possible to read the comment in a reasonable way. It is not necessarily a claim that polio isn't real, but rather that patient's signs and symptoms can overlap with…
I agree with your points, but I think you're painting with too broad of a brush with: > They really mean they hate trans people and want them to go away. It is certainly an issue; viz various bathroom panics over the…
At what point should I push for a code audit? I don't think any of the codebases I worked on ever had a "real" audit. Best case was reviews pre/post acquisitions. An external audit seems like a good thing, but I have no…
> There is nothing in bitcoin's code that makes it deflationary. Depends on how strict you want to be. The number of coins the system allows is fixed. But the number of usable coins will decrease as coins are trapped in…
At this point how can they trust any installers they get from the company? The risk the manufacturer bundling some "legitimate" remote access tool that won't show up as a virus seems high to me. Once burned twice shy.
I think this would work in the scope of vaccines, but I fear the effects of inflaming xenophobia. There were plenty of reports of random violence against asians the past year; I'd rather avoid increasing that.
When it comes to international relations I would depend on (not exactly trust, but close enough) my government more than Mozilla. When it comes to browser implementation topics I trust Mozilla more than any government.…
Mozilla says so. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DgJe-Ku4u66JF2D6zha28tSKxPB... I can't speak with authority, but my reading of PKI issues suggests Google is just as strict, while Microsoft and Apple are less strict.…
I think it is a legitimate concern in both directions. Who should users trust more: Mozilla or their local government? Some countries have tried to use local PKI to spy on citizens. Mozilla has taken steps in the past…
I see two issues at play. Not all European CAs meet browsers' root programs requirements. Forcing everyone to accept those certs weakens all root programs (Mozilla's, Microsoft's, etc). There is also the concern that…
my understanding is that it is super common, but not very concentrated in the earth. As a result it makes mining more difficult. You don't just find a ore vein in a cave, you have to dig up and process tons of stone in…
I wonder how much trouble with notetaking stems from people trying a one size fits all method. Personally, I have three tiers of notes. A physical notepad for meetings, random ideas, test results, that sort of thing. My…
I like seeing little notes from prior readers. References to other works, question marks, and angry exclamation points are all fun to see. Underlining or highlighting can be interesting to see what the other reader…
Facebook reported that they logged passwords in plaintext by accident a couple of years ago. https://about.fb.com/news/2019/03/keeping-passwords-secure/
It isn't too bad; naming stuff is always hard. If the Microsoft marketers knew about it then I would expect to see Azure™ Gen.NET™ Live™.
Can anyone speak about YouTrack/Space's warts? The marketing blurbs makes Space + YouTrack look like a decent replacement for Jira + Confluence + Bitbucket, but I don't recall ever hearing a developer talk about it.
I would add boots that are high enough that there is no gap between the rain pants and the shoe. An old pair of "hiking" boots did the job for me. Riding through a puddle and getting your socks even mildly wet feels…
I've been thinking about it in terms of the transition from pre-1950s human computers to electronic computers. How much should we morn the loss of rooms of people doing calculations by hand? Making it easier for people…
Are there any gotchas around the sql parameterization? Looks like you're passing in an array into db.exec. I would have thought that would be enough, but if I search for org-mode then I see an error on the console…
The Try For Free link is a bit awkward. It points to a page that just says Jobs, that in turn just points to a empty black page. I assume the intention is to use the Login link. If so then I think that should be at the…
I remember hype in the early-mid 2000s for turning the semantic web into a general purpose knowledge engine. Are there projects trying to merge the natural language parts of a ChatGPT-esque system on top of a knowledge…
You can install uBlock Origin on Firefox for Android.
Seems like it makes the problem worse because you are then tied to a specific version at time of publishing and need to republish to get any framework patches.…
I think it depends on what problems you want git to solve for you. Some people like having the context from the complete the history of little commits without the risks of rebase breaking something. Some people like…
As has been said before: Users are almost always right when they say a problem exists; but they are almost always wrong when they suggest a solution.
I don't want to put works in cies's mouth, but it possible to read the comment in a reasonable way. It is not necessarily a claim that polio isn't real, but rather that patient's signs and symptoms can overlap with…
I agree with your points, but I think you're painting with too broad of a brush with: > They really mean they hate trans people and want them to go away. It is certainly an issue; viz various bathroom panics over the…
At what point should I push for a code audit? I don't think any of the codebases I worked on ever had a "real" audit. Best case was reviews pre/post acquisitions. An external audit seems like a good thing, but I have no…
> There is nothing in bitcoin's code that makes it deflationary. Depends on how strict you want to be. The number of coins the system allows is fixed. But the number of usable coins will decrease as coins are trapped in…
At this point how can they trust any installers they get from the company? The risk the manufacturer bundling some "legitimate" remote access tool that won't show up as a virus seems high to me. Once burned twice shy.
I think this would work in the scope of vaccines, but I fear the effects of inflaming xenophobia. There were plenty of reports of random violence against asians the past year; I'd rather avoid increasing that.
When it comes to international relations I would depend on (not exactly trust, but close enough) my government more than Mozilla. When it comes to browser implementation topics I trust Mozilla more than any government.…
Mozilla says so. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DgJe-Ku4u66JF2D6zha28tSKxPB... I can't speak with authority, but my reading of PKI issues suggests Google is just as strict, while Microsoft and Apple are less strict.…
I think it is a legitimate concern in both directions. Who should users trust more: Mozilla or their local government? Some countries have tried to use local PKI to spy on citizens. Mozilla has taken steps in the past…
I see two issues at play. Not all European CAs meet browsers' root programs requirements. Forcing everyone to accept those certs weakens all root programs (Mozilla's, Microsoft's, etc). There is also the concern that…
my understanding is that it is super common, but not very concentrated in the earth. As a result it makes mining more difficult. You don't just find a ore vein in a cave, you have to dig up and process tons of stone in…
I wonder how much trouble with notetaking stems from people trying a one size fits all method. Personally, I have three tiers of notes. A physical notepad for meetings, random ideas, test results, that sort of thing. My…
I like seeing little notes from prior readers. References to other works, question marks, and angry exclamation points are all fun to see. Underlining or highlighting can be interesting to see what the other reader…
Facebook reported that they logged passwords in plaintext by accident a couple of years ago. https://about.fb.com/news/2019/03/keeping-passwords-secure/