Arch-TK

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by Arch-TK 3y ago
This is neat, thanks. Although while I appreciate that I left a comment on a post about Spotify, I don't maintain a music collection as I find it too difficult to remember what I like. I generally just listen to some playlists on youtu
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
I happily pay for anything I can get DRM free. Not interested in paying to rent access to something which requires giving shady companies like Netflix control over my graphics pipeline (which also prevents me from watching the thing I am re
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
Source on premeditated? Everything I saw made it look like it was spontaneous (and then he put a lot of work and some poor planning into trying to hide it). I could obviously be wrong, I didn't really spend that much time on it. (Note:
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
Not to mention the non-standard -S flag to env which makes the shebang work.
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
I don't think it's as bad as <0.001%. There's a larger volume of books published these days than ever before the 2nd world war, so there's a lot more crap to wade through, the nice thing about old books is that time h
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
Should just be using memcpy and not strcpy, or strncpy (which is definitely the worst option of the three). The code already knows the size of the source buffer and has checked if it will fit in the destination buffer, there is no reason to
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
> I'm a beginner dev and I find it very odd both that vscode tries to limit my commit messages to 50 or 55 characters, and also that python linters want to make my lines of code so small. What's the reason behind this? Old smal
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
> I think the authors point is that some changes are so minor that elaboration is not required, like changing indentation. Is the change _just_ changing indentation or is it changing something else which is hidden by a bunch of indentati
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
Where do I find these open source companies? In the UK it seems like they don't exist. But maybe I am looking in the wrong places.
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
Not using a wireless communication method reduces the chances that electronic interference will cause a problem. Obviously there's no way to completepy prevent issues but it's not so hard to implement things such that a misbehavin
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
I would say, given how absurd the statement is, sarcastic.
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
>a sizeable number of the continuous glucose monitor systems rely on a cellphone app I thought medical hardware had to go through stringent approval processes with health authorities? This is just an awful design in general. An auxiliary
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
>If Apple wants to accuse us of being insecure, they need to back that up with hard evidence. No, as history has shown, apple can just make up and spread arbitrary FUD about your business, and a lot of customers will believe them. Apple
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
> "Self-hosted" means "on your own hardware". Does it? This is not the definition I've come accustomed to.
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
I wonder if the people who use other people's blog posts to justify not self hosting email have actually tried doing it. I've only been doing it for just over 9 years but I don't think I'm ready to quit yet. Really it&#x
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
HexRays online? Is that allowed?
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
There's generally a much nicer way to handle this so that the dependencies don't have to get generated before the first compile (and are instead generated as a side effect of the first compile, which is sufficient as the first bui
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
The UniFi hardware is always tempting but the ecosystem is such a turn-off. I've never felt like my home network required vendor lock-in, cloud management and proprietary management software/firmware. I was so displeased with havi
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
It would be improved if the problems weren't just direct copies from the python documentation. For example, I was unaware of TypedDict so I searched the typing page for "typeddict" assuming there would likely be something lik
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
It's good to see old software being released as open-source with no-strings-attached OSI approved open source licenses. Although this trend also attracts certain for-profit entities who like to release their code as "open source&q
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
To be able to connect to LTE networks you, in most regions, need your hardware AND firmware to be approved by your local radio communications authority (e.g. FCC). Open source baseband firmware and hardware projects exist but, even if a LTE
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
Doing htmx is just as simple as doing server side rendering. Yes you still have a javascript dependency but that's a lot simpler than a client side javascript framework for pulling data out of a data API and rendering it client side. I
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
If you think the mess (i.e. 50 mixed up mini commits as you work on a feature and iterate on it) is useful history (it usually isn't) then use a different DVCS because git was not designed around this mode of operation and a lot of its
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
Looks like this has nothing to do with make. Where are the depedency graphs? Where are the suffix and pattern rules?
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
Sure. But then what words do you use to describe actual REST? This keeps happening and all it does it cause confusion. It's one thing to make up new words for new concepts so you can more easily refer to them in a conversation. It&#x27
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
You don't need to solder modern day DIY keyboards (to my disappointment). There are now switch sockets. So everything is pre-soldered and all you do is maybe put in some screws, put in the switches and put on the keycaps.
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
The ATtiny85 is an 8 bit MCU. It has no int. Moreover, the C standard doesn't impose restrictions on the width of an int other than that it must be able to hold values between -(2^15 - 1) and (2^15 - 1) (yes, you read that right, this
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
Yeah avr-gcc is pretty thin and it would be nice if the memory mapped registers had clearer names. That being said, there's a balance between being close enough to the hardware to get predictable timings and the necessary flexibility a
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
This isn't really comparing C and Rust for ATTiny85, it's comparing Arduino flavoured C++ and Rust for ATTiny85 running a micronucleus bootloader. The ATTiny85 is incredibly trivial to get code running on in C (and less trivial in
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by Arch-TK 3y ago
Moviprep doesn't taste that bad. The results are more unpleasant than the taste. Regarding pain, can confirm, it felt incredibly unpleasant for a short initial time but wasn't exactly painful.

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