Maybe not peak performance but heigh CPU efficency, it’s load ist mostly 0.

fish shell and you can type the first chars of the command and it will show an autocompleate.

• punctual
• like giving helpful advise even if not asked
• can discuss the definitions of single words

I tried TDD in a personal project recently and it got annoying pretty fast. It was also a project where I tried a new Framework so writing test when one doesn’t know how things behave exactly results in adjusting the tests afterwards anyway.
Thinkimg how I want to designe my API upfront while discovering the details as I go served me well in the past (still in context of personal projects).

It also doesn’t help when my tests have more bugs than the tested code…

Multi layer debugging is still better than multi layer marketing.

The mages of Electrical Engineering reseach the tools and formulars to control the magic. The mages of Hardware Engineering develop under great effort the sigils and rituals of how the rocks must be processed. The Warlocks of the CPU use the near infinit possibilities of algorithms and the power of the evolved rocks to create worlds nobody could ever have imagined (in exchange for the ability to go outside).

DEUTSCH

Relevant XKCD

Closest was @echo_pbreyer@digitalcourage.social when he fought (and still ist) against Chatcontrol.

Or have variables inside a loop hoisted up in the function. Fun when you capture them with lambdas.

Python should be one of the chaotics.
You can even dynamically create global variables in there.

• shopping list: Nextcloud Notes
• small things which just came to mind and need processing later: Nextcloud Notes
• lesson notes; planning for projects: Orgmode documents with (deep) multilevel bullet lists
• planning for longterm projects: Nextcloud Deck

Two devices which can get handy for those:

https://usbkill.com/products/usbkill-shield

https://github.com/cecio/USBvalve

Thats why ones password DB should also be saved encrypted one one or two external drives.

Porting Doom to run in real life.

Yo, same what I was gonna to comment.

It would be fascinating to see if we could archive a “brain in a jar” by this.
Even more when considering that a big bunch of non-brain neurons are in the belly-area. So would it affect how we think?

I didn’t read to much of the FIDO2 spec, so I can’t really compare.
But U-Prove can be used for state-issued E-IDs. Is this also possible with FIDO (including dynamically issuing attributes)?

It wasn’t :D
See my comments below.

I’m new to Go and wanted to copy some text-data from a stream into the outputstream of the HTTP response. I was copying the data to and from a []byte with a single Read() and Write() call and expexted everything to be copied as the buffer is always the size of the while data. Turns out Read() sometimes fills the whole buffer and sometimes don’t.
Now I’m using io.Copy().

Turned out that the bug ocurred randomly. The first tries I just had the “luck” that it only happened when the breakpoints were on.
Fixed it by now btw.