Alupis

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by Alupis 9mo ago
That seems incredible. 16GB of ram to run (presumably windows 10) and Eclipse? Eclipse, unlike IntelliJ offers "project" view were you have have many "solutions" open at once. Even with multiple Eclipse instances open, i
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China calls for INTL efforts to prevent Japan reverting to path of militarism(news.cgtn.com)
1 points by Alupis 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Devcontainers[1] or some similar technology are a must. Use whatever specific IDE you want, but the development environment itself should be identical across everyone on the team. No more "works on my computer" issues. The environ
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by Alupis 9mo ago
How much ram did you have, and when was this? I remember being extremely happy with Eclipse on an 8GB machine - this was back in the jvm7 days. Heck, I did jvm6 development with Eclipse on Windows XP with 4GB of ram and was content. Eclipse
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by Alupis 9mo ago
In 2020's national election, nearly 87% of California votes were by mail[1]. California offers day-of in-person voting, and has ballot-drop boxes (unmonitored) and drop-off (monitored) locations for at least several weeks (I believe it
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by Alupis 9mo ago
A literal "X" is an accepted signature. As-is initials, and printing vs. cursive[1]. A signature is not a way to verify identity. [1] https://codes.findlaw.com/ca/elections-code/elec-sect-3019/
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by Alupis 9mo ago
> The most important feature of public elections is trust. Agreed. However, in some states, such as California, mail-in voting has become the default. What's used to verify identity and integrity? Your signature from your voter&#x27
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Both. Whatever works for you I'd say. I targeted the Raspberry Pi (Cross-Linux From Scratch variant), and a fake root (via chroot) and qemu. This was circa 2014 though. These days the ARM64 processor on the Raspberry Pi 5 is probably f
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by Alupis 9mo ago
LFS is a teaching/learning tool. Asking an LLM to generate one for you would be fairly pointless. Just read the book and follow along...
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by Alupis 9mo ago
I completed my Cross-Linux From Scratch distro in 2014, targeting the original Raspberry Pi since I was frustrated with the lack of (at the time) minimalist distros. It was extra-hard, due to the cross-compiling nature of targeting the ARMv
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by Alupis 9mo ago
They do offer a systemd version[1], along with a variety of other versions, including Gaming Linux From Scratch (X11 and Wayland), and Automated Linux From Scratch (with a build system)[2] [1] https://www.linuxfromscratch.org&#x2
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Linux from Scratch(linuxfromscratch.org)
413 points by Alupis 9mo ago|103 comments
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by Alupis 9mo ago
I've contributed to Renovate in the past, helping bring new language support. It was intimidating for me, being my first contribution to such a large-scale, widely-used project - but the team was absolutely wonderful to work with and g
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Perhaps this is the original PR for the Radio/RadioGroup[1]. It does seem the complexity was a deliberate decision. [1] https://github.com/radix-ui/primitives/pull/121
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by Alupis 9mo ago
I'm reminded of the recent "vibe coded" OCaml fiasco[1]. In particular, the PR author's response to this question: > Here's my question: why did the files that you submitted name Mark Shinwell as the author? >
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by Alupis 9mo ago
When you use frameworks or libraries, you are trusting (hoping) the author(s) spent the time to get it right. At a minimum, the framework/library is documented in literal documentation and/or code that's static and can be rea
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by Alupis 9mo ago
I've found that "back and forth" is part of the learning aspect LLM's provide. Even when the LLM provides code snippets, I type them out myself, which I've found forces me to think and understand them - often findin
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Are they? Not a single one of the other public clouds runs Windows at it's core... As far as deployed operating systems go, Windows is in the extreme minority .
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Over 60% of customer workloads running on Azure are Linux. And that statistic is skewed by those using things like AzureAD (basically workgroups). At some point it will become a burden to develop new technologies on Windows instead of Linux
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Nothing in the linux world would forbid something like Group Policy. A commercial distro that targets large-scale enterprise customers could implement something exactly like Active Directory + friends. Ansible, FreeIPA, and more can be used
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by Alupis 9mo ago
None of the software and services you mentioned require Windows though - they could be made to run on Linux, and some already do. As more and more revenue shifts from desktop/servers to cloud and services, it doesn't seem too far-
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Chinese Fishing Boats Form Sea Barriers(nytimes.com)
8 points by Alupis 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Alupis 9mo ago
My only issue with Material-anything is it immediately looks/feels to me like something Google-related. Not a deal-breaker entirely, but for my own things I like differentiate.
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by Alupis 9mo ago
It is, however, unfortunate that a single statement on the Gleam homepage generates this exact conversation every time Gleam trends somewhere. It's your project, and your community, of course, and I fully respect that. However it doesn
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Well, North and South America are two different tectonic plates[1]. [1] https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/tectonic-plates-earth
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by Alupis 9mo ago
TFA's claim is offshore wind prices are 40% cheaper than gas. The parent comment stated "actual cost has to price in the impact of using it". Most people would agree on this. However, for both claims to be true, the collected
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Crates.io is moving to Svelte[1]. [1] https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io/issues/12515
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by Alupis 9mo ago
> The actual cost has to price in the impact of using it. Is there real evidence the collected tax revenue is actually offsetting carbon emissions? There's a lot of fraud in carbon credit systems - where often the sole benefit is fe
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by Alupis 9mo ago
Perhaps, but nearly every tutorial in all the modern frameworks demonstrate this exact style.
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by Alupis 9mo ago
I understand you're pretty upset with the situation, and I can't blame you. But I never should be reading about any of this on public forums. It doesn't reflect well on you or Adafruit. Now an outcome has been chosen for you,

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