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by 0xcoffee 3y ago
My understanding is that Tesla opened it up, because the US government would fund EV charging stations, as long as they support more than one auto maker? So it's not exactly a government free success story.
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by 0xcoffee 3y ago
Is there any way to get notified when the resellers make pre-ordering available?
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by 0xcoffee 3y ago
I believe Microsoft provides the Media Creation Tool for this purpose. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/create-installat...
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by 0xcoffee 3y ago
Windows is coming out with their own 'Dev Drive': https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/dev-drive/ I'm very curious how it performs compared to EdenFS: https://github.com/fa
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by 0xcoffee 3y ago
It's not that unusual, we vendor entire VM images which contain the development environment. (Codebase existed since before docker). And it works well, need to fix something in a project that was last update 20 years ago? Just boot up
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by 0xcoffee 3y ago
Changelog: https://vlang.veery.cc/post/725/v-0.4-is-out
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by 0xcoffee 3y ago
The export-subst attribute was new to me. Here is a description of what it does: If the attribute export-subst is set for a file then Git will expand several placeholders when adding this file to an archive. The expansion depends on the ava
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by 0xcoffee 3y ago
Perhaps this is what they were talking about: https://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2019-13640/ > In qBittorrent before 4.1.7, the function Application::runExternalProgram() located in app/application.cpp all
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by 0xcoffee 3y ago
Lamba/Func/Expressions are doing exactly this in C#, there is no instantiation required. Creating a unusable Ref object is jumping through hoops. You can parse an expression to serialize it and run it on a different server etc See
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by 0xcoffee 3y ago
>You're going to have to do that lifting anyways to create an instance for `e` that isn't really a usable instance. But this should never happen, these is no reason to create an unusable instance. The real instance should be re
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by 0xcoffee 3y ago
The main reason I'm curious is because they write 'We solve this problem by allowing users to create instances of the class/interface without invoking anything on it. For classes this is done via FormatterServices.GetUninitia
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by 0xcoffee 3y ago
I didn't really understand the part about 'What Problem Does 'Ref' Solve?' What would be the downside of writing it such as: `ExecuteActivityAsync<OneClickBuyWorkflow>(e => e.DoPurchaseAsync, etc...)`?
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by 0xcoffee 4y ago
Noob question here, how can I read this paper? Or I need to purchase access?
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Show HN: ZeroMock, a mocking framework for concrete classes (.NET 6)(zeromock.com)
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by 0xcoffee 4y ago
What is SR IC
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by 0xcoffee 4y ago
Seems like the same thing could be achieved cleanly with chainable results. My quick & dirty c# example. For.Loop(10, (i, @break) => { Console.WriteLine(i); @break(); }) .OnComplete((i) => Console
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by 0xcoffee 4y ago
Isn't it just based on amount of pixels needing to be pushed through? So if it can support a 6K external, it should be able to support multiple monitors as long as combined resolution doesn't exceed 6k?
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by 0xcoffee 4y ago
I love this so much, I've been waiting to see if they ever have a sale, but honestly it's worth the full price.
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by 0xcoffee 4y ago
If you have a standalone application, then great, maybe docker doesn't add a lot Maybe your application requires xyz lib to be installed via apt or something similar Now docker is useful, as it can maintain that environment easily Now
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by 0xcoffee 4y ago
Can someone give an example of how (automatic) dependency injection works in functional programming? This to me is the only real benefit of OOP, that I can just add another service into the constructor and not have to update call sites of o
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by 0xcoffee 4y ago
You are focused too much on Microsoft and the individual user. The concepts are applicable to any device from any manufacture. The book I linked is about the evolution and history of network spread malware such as bots. It discusses about h
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by 0xcoffee 4y ago
It is because there is decades of history of unpatched devices being used as vectors for ddos, entrypoints for horizontal movements inside a secure networks etc. If you pay attention to the Ukrainian conflict, you will see that the cyber-wa
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by 0xcoffee 4y ago
I used to place emojies in our critical failure message box. Basically I have a list of 'bug' emojies, and would randomly select one to display in the message box. Ideally no-one except developers ever saw this box, but gave mysel
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by 0xcoffee 5y ago
Shanghai is big enough that being in the same city can still be far away, especially when no metro etc is running.
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by 0xcoffee 5y ago
Even worse, they do lockdown in place and without warning. So if you were at work, and your dog was home, then your dog would stave alone. I really don't understand why they don't at least let people stuck at work go home, really
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by 0xcoffee 5y ago
My past idea of happiness assumed that happiness was a default emotion that would always be available, as long as your worked hard enough for it. As I got older, less and less things give me emotional response. Even love and heartbreak are
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by 0xcoffee 5y ago
100% onboard with better tooling. Starting with out of the box swagger support: https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification/issues/396 Shame they are not interested in adding it.
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by 0xcoffee 5y ago
My pixel 4 has an 'export frame from video' option, and on my last hike I took lots of photos and videos, but actually by far all my best 'photos' that I send to my friends, are stills from a video. From now on I'm
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by 0xcoffee 5y ago
Damn this sounds so cool. Accidentally clicked the red clear button and deleted score though :( Would love a way to ctrl-z to save myself from myself.
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by 0xcoffee 5y ago
I tried to download their new Benchmark 3.0.0, but site seems to be hammered. Softpedia has a mirror though: https://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Benchmarks/Blender-Benc...

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