HellsMaddy

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   by HellsMaddy 3y ago

   This reminds me of an idea I had for an OpenAI proxy that transparently handles batching of requests. The use case is that OpenAI has rate limits not only on tokens but also requests per minute. By batching multiple requests together you ca
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   by HellsMaddy 3y ago

   Works fine on Firefox on Linux for me.
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   by HellsMaddy 3y ago

   Yeah, you will need to adapt the code a bit: https://gist.github.com/b0o/ac939eb1608f949765ac842fe28f53b9
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   by HellsMaddy 3y ago

   I had the same gripe, and recently tried switching to dprint. It is much less aggressive with changing where lines break, and honestly it’s a huge relief to be able to break lines wherever I think makes the code most readable. It’s also si
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   by HellsMaddy 3y ago

   Tested on Sway with both Firefox and Chromium. Resizing works (no surprise) but the position doesn't work. window.screenX/Y always return 0.
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   by HellsMaddy 3y ago

   Nice! I love HTTP APIs like this with simple, user-friendly URLs like ` https://${domain}/${query} `. Anyone know of a list of other services like this? wttr.in is one example I know of.
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   by HellsMaddy 3y ago

   Norm from Tested has a short vid on Twitter of him in the sphere: https://twitter.com/nchan/status/1722688222713749881
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   by HellsMaddy 3y ago

   In Neovim, make sure your desired highlight groups have `gui=bold,italic`, e.g. hi Comment guifg=#7e7490 gui=bold,italic In Kitty, set the desired fonts: font_family IosevkaTerm Nerd Font Mono italic_font Iosevk
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   by HellsMaddy 3y ago

   The terminal is by nature very hacky.
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    I've configured Neovim's syntax highlighting to make comments bold italic, and then I've configured my terminal (Kitty) to display a different font for bold italic text. Using this approach, you can use up to 4 different font
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    The title accurately describes what's interesting about the submission, no hyperbole or clickbait. What's wrong with that?
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    Yeah, if you use the Bluetooth toggle in control center, it doesn’t disable Bluetooth at all, it just temporarily disconnects all Bluetooth devices. If you go to your Bluetooth settings, it will still be enabled.
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    iPod – The script that started everything(github.com)

    3 points by HellsMaddy 3y ago|1 comments
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_podcasting#Pushing_...
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    The How and Why of ST2 (InScript 2022) [video](youtube.com)

    1 points by HellsMaddy 3y ago|0 comments
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    For anyone who is still confused: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Credit_card_imprinter
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    I'm curious: When updating packages, say NPM packages, what are your practices? For us, we audit every update of every package. We read the changelog or release notes for every version from the current version to the new version (some
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    Someone created a userscript to restore it, works great for me so far: https://github.com/Gerrit0/old-github-feed
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    Someone created a userscript to restore the old feed, it seems to work perfectly so far: https://github.com/Gerrit0/old-github-feed
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    You were just being true to your name, by offering your revision history! On a more serious note, this is a great example of how to handle a vulnerability report - fix it, change your processes, and say thank you! (geek_at could probably
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    Give users a choice - do they want to draw a frame (will take a couple of minutes, many people don't have time/patience) - or do they want to vote on a few frames? For each frame, get at least 4 different drawings. For voters, sho
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    HyperExpress: High Performance Node.js Webserver(github.com)

    2 points by HellsMaddy 3y ago|0 comments
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    I applied for access to Claude months ago, any suggestions on getting into the trial?
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    This isn't a LUKS bug. It's a bug in a completely different piece of software that most LUKS users have never heard of, which people sometimes use to unlock LUKS volumes.
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    Aaron, thank you for this course! I started watching it about a week ago, and I love your teaching style. I've been using relational databases for years, but my conceptual understanding was never that strong. I hadn't touched MySQ
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    I'm not a YouTuber, but I found Theo Browne's "How The YouTube Algorithm ACTUALLY Works"[0] to be pretty intriguing. I watched it a few months ago and just re-skimmed the transript, so I'm not sure if I'm remem
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    So was xrOS a red herring?
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    I have wanted something like this for years, and your take on it is way better than what I had in mind. I think the pricing is fine, I plan to pay for a month and see if it lives up to my hopes. Awesome job on the marketing page and demo vi
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    by HellsMaddy 3y ago

    Is there anything like this for C/C++ applications?
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    by HellsMaddy 4y ago

    Interesting: // we only keep unfollows in the past 90 days due to the huge size of this dataset, // and to prevent permanent "shadow-banning" in the event of accidental unfollows. // we