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This isn't even slightly related to a vector database. I like Wallabag but this comes off as a shameless plug.
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Basically the top antipattern in the book
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Depends on the queries and the application. Even just the case of sitemap access alone can very well read half a database's tables and many of each table's columns in the act. That being done dozens of times a week between various
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Twitter applied a ton of pricing changes around working with their API, and simply connecting users and offering an integration with it may not be worth their time considering the sheer number of users. Accusing PlayStation of being the wal
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But in unmerged branches, you aren't rewriting history, you're starting your work on a more recent commit in history.
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Do you need to update this? The full stack position is not listed.
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This isn't as much the case anymore. There are typically arm64 images available for the more popular images, and anything you build locally is native, unless you're trying to build x86 software. Redis, Memcached, PostgreSQL, MySQL
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Not OP, but I'd expect it's so that separate residential locations can communicate directly with another, bypassing limitations imposed by the ISP, double NAT, dynamic IPs, etc. Depending on region ISPs have purposefully blocked r
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To that effect, https://mynixos.com has been a really awesome resource for docs. But yeah, the Nix language is definitely not the complicated part. You can get the language down in a day or two with their reference doc. What is
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Another one I've seen around before is Hyperswitch https://hyperswitch.io/
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_Quick disclaimer_ In this thread: people who disagree on CLI superiority going at it.
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NewPipe on Android is actually really solid, and similar in premise.
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The idea of a free market is that competition can enter the field. But, this has been an area that Issue have played every dirty angle possible to rig the game, including legislature and fees to setup the infrastructure. Now they're al
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This isn't unique to GOS. I've had this issue with Google Android Pixels for years, and owned the 3, 3a, 4a, 5, and 6a now. It's _always_ been an annoyance of mine and is definitely not exclusive to just my latest phone.
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Depends on who you talk to. More people have problems today with gaming than ever
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Java and JavaScript have no relation at all.
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Yepp. Google Podcasts hit the right spot in terms of auto playing my next podcast that I don't have with other apps I've used. Managing all podcasts across devices made switching phones seamless. I'll actually miss it. But I&
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I sold one of these. Mistake. I have two T510's still but I miss the smaller form factor.
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Assume, or optimize for.
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Definitely didn't work as I expected, but mostly just because I'm on mobile. I had to do a lot of extra clicks to do what I'd expect. HOWEVER, aside from UX it's functionally sufficient and that's more of the point,
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Most of the harm of "doxing" isn't revealing information, which in many cases can be found online for people like software engineers who have public CVs, but rather targeting of those individuals in communities that are predi
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The fact this article makes a point that the Free in FOSS stands for free of cost just as much as freedom. That's not the primary tenant of FOSS even if it is for Debian.
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I think we just killed lemmy.world
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The "Everything across the known Fediverse" option is pretty awesome. I was worried about the UX of searching and adding instances so this is an interesting take. I'll have to try it out
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Would definitely love to see this as an open source project that could receive contributions from the public too. Many people find these initiatives and love to participate with reviews, discussions, and code contributions. Hopefully this i
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I wish I'd had Linux systems. I was doing the same type of thing with Windows networks since you could effectively run any program as any user with task scheduling so long as they were logged into the system. Pair that with active dire
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This is great. Reminds me of the BASIC program I wrote on my Ti-83 to simulate the memory reset process for algebra tests because our teacher walked around and would run it himself. Big surprise now I program for a living.
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> Oxide Computer Model 0, also known as the “0x1” So is it 1 or is it 0..
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And it doesn't help that it really sells itself as the end-all guide to Docker in the first sentence.. > This is the most comprehensive guide on Docker online.
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OAuth flows typically end up needing to load a web view in many cases (like, signing up through Facebook) but also simpler implementation / code reuse
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