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You must be lucky. Anything the relies on their floating ABI breaks on every update (C dependencies are very common for certain tasks)

I too ran a pre-IPM for years. I still would. Why would I waste an entire team’s time when I can just collaborate with 2 people first?

It’s no different than using IMAP or POP3 to download your messages. This is the beauty and curse of email. It’s sometimes too transparent. I prefer it.

Do you have proof of these claims that you can link here on HN? While I’m not surprised, maybe you can provide proof of which brands are working with the CCP and the kinds of backdoors being installed?

Java’s debug tools are first class and even this stubborn vim user knows to hand over the keys to Idea anytime I have to do anything in Java.

With that said I’m still a sout, puts, Printf, cout << developer.

I use it exactly that way and publish an RSS feed of my archives: https://enlace.space/~erik/rss.xml

Some might say, that years of spammy emails drove the creation of the llms we know today. It's easy to forget how fast some things have moved: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naive_Bayes_spam_filtering

Just in time for taking my chatops onprem. Clear text orchestration with a chat log is pretty nice. !docker-restart :)

Oh thank god. I can finally retire my docx to pandoc to markdown tool chain. I can’t believe M$ was the big one to go first. Good on ya.

SSO and enforceable privacy and IP protections would be a start. RBAC, queues, caching results, and workflow management would open a lot of doors very quickly.

I am! It works great and it’s reasonably easy to snapshot sites without RSS on a cron.

I do exactly this with hoarder. I passively build tagged knowledge bases with the archived pages and then feed it to a RAG setup.

Keyloggers are absolutely used for audit logging. I've implemented these MiTM patterns specifically so we could log all keystrokes. The addition of a keylogger is only an issue if you don't trust Cloudflare, but usually a checklist item for these kinds of bastion hosts in certain compliance environments.

ResEdit and using it to modify Escape Velocity is 100% the reason I’m still in this industry.

HTMX + React style server rendered components would solve 80% of the use cases for a modern SPA. Keep going! This is a breath of fresh air for many simpler applications.

Quill is already over 10 years old! I've deployed it in multiple applications with a lot of success.

Stupid order of operations bug. A refresh should do it. Thanks for the nudge to fix this up.

This new API coupled with their old API makes creating a DarkSky clone pretty simple. Here's mine: https://wthr.cloud/

I'll definitely end up using the broadcasting/eventing API for push notifications.

Using an archive link, normally works: https://archive.is/ouoE5

The warning that displays when bringing up a JavaScript console on their homepage was always enough to steer me clear of that product.

Stop!

reqaccts_js_bundle_jquery_3_6_1?1693888551:2732 This is a feature for developers and researchers! If you are not a developer or researcher, pasting something here could cause your account to be compromised

Older two stroke scooters are obnoxious, but modern 4 stroke engines are very common now. They're quiet and run pretty clean.

For me it’s plug. It just works.

I’m looking for an invite too ebenoist AT gmail

It can be a bit clunky setting up the jar (or hosting it yourself), but it's still the best worst option. It scales pretty well and can draw some very complex flows, while still giving you the best in just plain ole text editing.

I could have never maintained the diagrams I used for other developers on my teams or folks on the audit/regulation side of thing without it.

The default styles are really unprofessional looking and I think a lot of folks look the other way once they see that. C4 diagraming with PlantUML is also a breeze for systems diagrams.

https://github.com/plantuml-stdlib/C4-PlantUML

We have a two services in production that use node/grpc, both as clients and as servers and have seen very few issues. We have seen some library issues related to old versions of the now "legacy" protobuf implementation, but my understanding is that is being replaced with this implementation: https://github.com/grpc/grpc-node/tree/master/packages/proto...

Yup, seeing 500s on some internal products that use Google as an auth wall. Mostly for users that are logged out.

Search gets less attention these days, but mostly because the current tools work so well. Scaling Elastic is still a bit of a dark art, but our company likely wouldn't exist without lucene/elastic. They take a bit to learn and use correctly, but they are incredibly powerful.

To get this to install on osx

1. git clone https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/scdoc

2. Edit Makefile and remove -static flag from ldflags

3. make install

4. git clone https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/aerc

5. make install

You will need Go 1.12

This is absolutely incredible. I never thought this would be possible-- wasm opens a new phase of software development and deployment.

Markov chains can be used to do type ahead prediction. It's likely what the iOS uses for their predictive keyboard.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markov_chain