First time I see jj being mentioned in a post not about jj.
Made me very happy.
Readit Newsarialdomartini commented on I hate GitHub Actions with passion xlii.space/eng/i-hate-git... · Posted by u/xlii
arialdomartini commented on Capsudo: Rethinking sudo with object capabilities ariadne.space/2025/12/12/... · Posted by u/fanf2
I am the owner and only user of the computer. Does that mean I should run everything with root? Of course not. It’s simply better to start with little privileges and then elevate when needed. Using any additional privileges should be an intentional act. I also do it the other way: reduce my privileges via sudo -u nobody.
Can you please elaborate on the use of sudo -u nobody? Do you use it interactively? I’m intrigued.
arialdomartini commented on An Interactive Guide to the Fourier Transform betterexplained.com/artic... · Posted by u/pykello
Brilliant!
I would just suggest the author to replace the sentence “99% of the time, it refers to motion in one dimension” with “most of the time” since this is a mathematical article and there’s no need to use specific numbers when they don’t reflect actual data.
My iPhone running Safari and uBlock Origin lite is able to do this. I don't have the youtube app installed. I don't even think the ad blocker is necessary for background audio, but I don't want to see ads.
1. Go to youtube.com in the browser, play the video, switch back to the home screen. Video playback will stop, which is a good default behavior.
2. Swipe down from the top of the screen which brings up "Notification Center" which somewhat strangely contains a playback control for the browser.
3. Press play. Audio resumes. If it's part of a playlist, you don't have to manually advance, it will play automatically.
No ads, no youtube premium subscription, no "desktop mode", no sideloading, no additional apps other than the beloved ad blocker.
TIL
Thank you pal, it perfectly works!
I've seen some posts about Jujutsu recently, but I haven't gone deep into specific workflows.
Are there specific advantages to using Jujutsu over Emacs Magit?
All other Git UIs I've used have been severely lacking, but Magit has made me significantly more productive with Git, and has convinced me of the "magic of git".
Is Jujutsu interested in competing with this experience? Or is it intended as an alternative to the (to be clear, extremely poor) git user experiences outside of Emacs?
You will be probably excited to give https://github.com/bolivier/jj-mode.el a try.
Laurent Bossavit wrote a whole book about similar cases occurred in the IT world, “The Leprechauns of Software Engineering
How folklore turns into fact and what to do about it”
arialdomartini commented on The iPhone 15 Pro’s Depth Maps tech.marksblogg.com/apple... · Posted by u/marklit
Just wonder if depth maps can be used to generate stereograms or SIRDS. I remember having playing with stereogram generation starting from very similar grey-scaled images.
arialdomartini commented on YAGRI: You are gonna read it scottantipa.com/yagri... · Posted by u/escot
Event sourcing also works great. You don't need an audit log per se if you already track a history of all commands that introduced changes to your system.
Yep. But Event Sourcing comes with its own set of other problems.
Also, I don't think this would apply to OP's post: with Event Sourcing you would not even have those DB tables.
arialdomartini commented on YAGRI: You are gonna read it scottantipa.com/yagri... · Posted by u/escot
While I like the YAGRI principle very much, I find that adding
- updated_at
- deleted_at (soft deletes)
- created_by etc
- permission used during CRUD
to every table is a solution weaker than having a separate audit log table.
I feel that mixing audit fields with transactional data in the same table is a violation of the separation of concerns principle.
In the proposed solution, updated_at only captures the last change only. A problem that a separate audit log table is not affected to.
arialdomartini commented on Polypane, The browser for ambitious web developers polypane.app/... · Posted by u/ulrischa
Never heard of the product and just had a look at the landing page. Immediately spotted a typo :D
> On Mac, Window and Linux
should be
> On Mac, Windows and Linux
Shouldn’t it be macOS?