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I've had to simulate jitter recently to reproduce a memory spike in a go app using traffic control (tc). have you observed how your app works under jittery network?

I thought Linus is Finnish...

STS is only on us-east-1 I believe

The ironic thing is that the latter taxi driver I mentioned was actually Bangladeshi-Singaporean (I believe ~9% of Singaporeans are of Indian descent). Reading the book Banker to the Poor by Muhammad Yunus really opened my eyes to the instability and poverty in Bangladesh.

I remember when I was younger there was a TV series showing the differences between how things are done in Singapore and my home country. The show showed how efficient, clean, organized, fair Singapore is. An example, how they prevent traffic jams by providing licenses to roads which forced people to find and organize ride shares. Fast forward to a few years ago, I had the privilege to fly there for a few days on vacation. I got into 2 taxis there. One of them explained how corrupt the country was by the banking industry and the other, more memorable one, was a guy in his 70s that still had to work long houes while his wife was on her death bed at home. He called her while I was in the taxi, I saw the conversation and burst out crying myself. I ended up tipping him 100 USD.

I thought it was related to poetry, the python packagw/env manager.

> a game where you had to fire a cannon (choose angle and power) and hit something.

Scortched Earth?

Thinking about phantomjs and rasterize brings back nightmares

מגניב ממש אחי, תמשיך ככה

i think it's a woman?

whats preventing setting up a proxy (like mitmproxy, burpsuite interceptor) in the browser? pretty easy

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Say more.

Just got that book yesterday because I've been struggling with managing my back pain. Hopefully it'll help mitigate it.

And they live 7 years in the past.

> “Somewhere at Google there is a database containing 25 million books and nobody is allowed to read them.”

Greeted with a paywall on the source. Hypocracy...

I believe that doctest is the best of both worlds, https://docs.python.org/3/library/doctest.html

I used to work for Sisense and I can say vouch for it being a good product with good support.

I've been using docusaurus + algolia search the last few years and loving it.

How would I do something like that? I know that docker socket is set up in /var/run/docker.socket. but how do I expose the socket to connections from the bridged network?

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