Arch-TK

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by Arch-TK 2y ago
> Maybe you preffer the bitter taste of cooked coffee? Definitely not. But the thing about cold-brew is that it tastes mostly sour to me and nothing else (which is unsurprising given our taste-buds are most sensitive at higher temperatur
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
I think people happen not to care as long as they don't know, but if they were made aware then they would care. Games companies rely on the fact that people don't care if they don't know because it means they _only_ have to r
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
Some people like cold brew, others don't. I fall into the latter camp. Then again, the only things in the cold-water path of my machine are: - silicone gaskets - silicone grease - PTFE - silicone tubes - clear plastic water tank As for
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
> Yes. This is the answer. There is no solution that relies only on technology that will fix human problems at scale. You can make it harder, but once one person figures it out, everyone has access to it. You need to break it into pieces
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
The reason games companies reach for KLA is not because they're dumb and can't be bothered to secure their network protocols on the server side, it's because they don't want to have to hire an inordinate number of human
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
And if you pass 0 it pre-acks one connection before you accept (which is what I was referring to).
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
> You're right. Looking at my actual code, instead I stored the accept to be yielded next time you call accept and only cancel an accept call if you drop the entire listener object mid-accept. This is still a suboptimal solution as
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
For this specific example it's a visual block select of <foo > / <baz > cut and then visual select of <1st > / <2nd > and paste. But that's relying on things being the right width. This is two lin
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
> multiple cursors But seriously though, why does everything these days need multiple cursors? It's a confusing visual gimmick in every scenario I've seen it implemented in. I'll take fully fleshed out structural regular e
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
Surely it has a WSGI client not a server.
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
I don't know why you keep counting two server side copies for each side. It's 4 total if both sides cache the file indefinitely and 2 otherwise. edit: Okay, I see, you are talking about physical files. Sure then there might be up
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
How did you get 6? I run my own infra and on my end I see 1 permanent server side copy and 1 temporary local copy.
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
CSGO doesn't do P2P matchmaking and Valve _are_ working on real-time heuristics based cheat detection to kick cheaters mid-match
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
What is the modern obsession with video calls? I have been working for a company which allowed full remote work without any qualms since before COVID and nobody did video calls back then. Since we end up on site in secure environments we al
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
> C library maintainers to support the people how want to compile their C code with a C++ compiler. Just tell them to go away. Trying to write the subset of C and C++ is a fool's errand.
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
When it comes to game servers, especially for highly modified games like minecraft, there's the client facing side, including how the game behaves, and then there's the server administration side. If I were to interpret the statem
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
Maybe some more concrete examples may help: * nginx is not a drop in replacement for apache But from a client perspective, both implement HTTP/1.1. * podman is not a drop in replacement for docker But from a client perspective connecti
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
It is my experience that "flow" is not the same as "mindfulness" or "attention".
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
> or getting support requests because ignorant users tried to remove that part of the filename and now can't open Word or whatever Funny side story, windows pops an error confirmation message if you change or remove the extension of
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
I think the things to blame here are the design of Windows and the overall design of the air-gapped environment. Yes, at the end of the day you're going to need to move stuff from non-air-gapped devices to air-gapped devices and vice-v
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
Looks like it only knows Dust 2 since every single "dream" (I'm going to call them that since looking at this stuff feels like dreaming about Dust 2) is of that map only.
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
> I absolutely agree with this in theory, but in practice I'm not sure it would ever work because they just aren't going to put in the work to build and maintain APIs for things they don't care about, and there would be a
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
That's only a challenge for a url shortener if it's going to need to scale to an enormous number of users. I think that's a good example of one of those "leave it for when you can't just make your one-machine more p
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
The technologies themselves are mostly a good idea. The problem is that the companies designing them also like to abuse them. Take, for example, hardware attestation on android. There's not really any serious issue with this feature, i
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
I read up a bit more on floating point handling in C99 onwards (don't know about C89, I misplaced my copy of the standard) and expressions are allowed to be contracted unless disabled with the FP_CONTRACT pragma. So again, this is enti
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
Similar rule seems to apply to avocados. They sell them as "ripe and ready" and a week later they're still too hard to crush.
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
With bananas this is fine, they can ripen at home. It's the limes, pineapples, and other fruit which don't ripen after picking which are the problem.
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
I have no idea how C++ defines this part of its standard but from experience it's likely that it's different in some more or less subtle way which might explain why this is okay. But in the realm of C, without -ffast-math, arithme
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
> well, the part of the standard that are vague and/or underspecified is a very large "Here be dragons" territory. Sure, but the answer as I said earlier is: don't touch those parts of C. The subset which _is_ well de
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by Arch-TK 2y ago
> I write database storage engines. Oh, wait, I just saw your name, I know who you are. But you are one of very few people on this planet writing C or C++ who get a pass on this kind of thing. Almost nobody is using C or C++ to write sup

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