frosas

This worked for me on Chrome: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25305835

As with any new technology, I'd start using it in new non-critical projects as risk is low and it makes it easy to convince the stakeholders.

To clarify, Pulumi can coexist with Terraform and other tools in the same stack, see https://www.pulumi.com/docs/guides/adopting/#coexistence

Watch out, the email address seems to have a typo.

I do something similar but, because I'm faster at multiplying, I do "its double plus its half". E.g. 7 inches = 14 + 3.5 = 17.5 cm

From my experience, there's no such a heavy price as long as you don't rebase what you already shared with others.

Or why bother with those webpack features if the tools you use already do the job?

How this applies if I want to share my branch to accept changes from other developers (think pair programming, handovers of half-done features, ...)?

I've being using this trick for years instead of the ugly

    isset($array['key']) ? $array['key'] : null;

thinking I was simply ignoring those stupid "Undefined index" notices.

Now I figure out I was also hiding "Undefined variable" notices when $array was not defined and a ton of potential errors when $array is an object implementing ArrayAccess.

Shame on me.

I agree keyword arguments are a better solution (but probably harder to implement).

Right now this is how I do this:

    function salute($user, array $options = null) {
        $options = (array) $options + array('shout' => false);
        $salutation = "Hi $user!";
        if ($options['shout']) $salutation = strtoupper($salutation);
        return $salutation;
    }

It's just the opposite but you may find it interesting:

http://plusfeed.frosas.net/

How does one calculate password entropy? I deduced this one:

entropy = log2(symbols^chars)

But using 63 symbols ([a-zA-Z0-9&]) I get 65 bits for Tr0ub4d0r&3, not 28.

A simple one for OSX:

while true; do screencapture `date '+%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%I'`.png; sleep 30; done