MayeulC

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by MayeulC 11mo ago
Not a crown job, but I configured my lights to turn on progressively at my scheduled wake up time, using Home Assistant. I figured that scheduling lights to turn on at <0 AM + wake up time> was a good approach... We got a surprise ear
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by MayeulC 1y ago
I am quite confused; doesn't rsync already use content-defined chunk boundaries, with a condition on the rolling hash to define boundaries? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolling_hash#Content-based_sli... https:&#
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by MayeulC 1y ago
These apps do exactly that, but are not easy to find from the F-Droid app (I had to use a search engine to find the first one): https://f-droid.org/packages/mobi.omegacentauri.SendReduced https://f-droid.org
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by MayeulC 1y ago
I agree that it would be nice if the model was open weights and could run locally. I have digitized almost all of my college handwritten notes, I would love to transcribe them, check them for errors, and contribute that as training data, bu
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by MayeulC 1y ago
Looking at your roadmap (I appreciate the transparency): https://gouach.com/pages/roadmap > Implementing Geolocalisation [sic] on Batteries It should be fairly easy to integrate them into Apple's and Google&#x2
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by MayeulC 1y ago
> Even better if they make it into a generic power bank design; 48V would be perfect for connecting to solar panel for charge, then use it on the bike, lawnmower, laptop, maybe a small 230V inverter add-on. Great idea, I would love to se
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by MayeulC 1y ago
Putting instructions that halt execution in unreachable parts of the code would make sense, but this is just a jump with a fixed offset, which may technically still be exploitable. If trap instructions are not possible, I would at least try
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by MayeulC 1y ago
It is really good, and Brouter-web is really useful too. However, that combo is a battery hog. For some reason, OSMAnd drains a lot more battery when using it in guidance mode with Brouter, even though routing is much faster than with the b
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by MayeulC 1y ago
It is, but brouter's navigation is really much better. Just yesterday, I was in a relatively unfamiliar, small (european) city which I needed to cross. Organic Maps was sending me trough small streets I would have shared with cars. I f
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by MayeulC 1y ago
Well, approximate computing seems to be a superset of the field you describe here, with many different approaches, including analog computation. As you say, some algorithms care a bit less about precision, especially for LSBs.
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by MayeulC 1y ago
Firefox accepts a bootstrap IP, or uses the system resolver: > network.trr.bootstrapAddress > (default: none) by setting this field to the IP address of the host name used in "network.trr.uri", you can bypass using the syst
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by MayeulC 1y ago
I am not a Lisp expert by any stretch, but let's clarify a few things: 1. Just for the sake of other readers, we agree that the code you quoted does not compile, right? 2. `let` is analogous to a scope in other languages (an extra set
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by MayeulC 2y ago
These are common terms. A random link: https://www.weforum.org/stories/2021/07/clean-energy-green-h... * Green: produced from surplus renewable capacity (electrolysis) * Black, brown, grey: convert various fo
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by MayeulC 2y ago
One of my pet peeves with make is that it handles special characters in filenames (space, semicolon) very badly. Would this library help with that? Some time ago, I tried to convert a music library, and ended up bulk renaming the files befo
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by MayeulC 2y ago
Yeah, it is very useful and allows environment variables, so you can do /usr/bin/env -S myvar=${somevar} ${someprefix}/bin/myprogram However, as another commenter wrote, support is not universal (looks prese
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by MayeulC 2y ago
I like this take, I'm stealing this as my headcannon. It's especially interesting to think of the black goo as able to design a parasite specific to the species it comes in contact with. And the LV-223 base might be part of a form
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by MayeulC 2y ago
"Comedy is tragedy plus time". That quote seems to have multiple origins, though I remember it from Portal, an unlikely source.
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by MayeulC 2y ago
Likewise. Quite a few people here not realizing this is likely (t)csh-specific. I ran a quick test on multiple tcsh versions I had installed, the oldest being 6.13 (2004, RedHat 4). All returned 'Unknown user: *.' It wouldn't
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by MayeulC 2y ago
I like how the saddle in the background moves with the reconstructed head; it probably works better with uncluttered backgrounds. This is interesting tech, and the considerations in the introduction are particularly noteworthy. I never cons
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by MayeulC 2y ago
Right, indirectly (single port). I was spelling it out.
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by MayeulC 2y ago
You forgot the original need: share a single IPv4 among different services. If going IPv6-only, the need for a reverse proxy is seriously lowered. You could spin multiple servers up (even on different machines), listening to 443. Have each
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by MayeulC 2y ago
In theory, you can do even better with no reverse proxy: hand down the open sockets to the new version of your application, zero downtime at all. (Nothing prevents you from having a reverse proxy in front while doing that).
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by MayeulC 2y ago
For photos, I highly recommend "Memories" : https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/memories They should make it the default, IMO.
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by MayeulC 2y ago
I also like Makefiles, but some design choices are really dated. My latest gripe with it was its extremely poor support for filenames with spaces and special chars (;) in them: I just wanted to convert a flac library to MP3 files, it seemed
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by MayeulC 2y ago
Yeah, that would be an issue with presenting the device as a block storage device. The web interface also has a couple of other advantages: the tablet simultaneously listens for ssh connections, and can be used over Wi-Fi, IIRC? Though it c
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by MayeulC 2y ago
Honestly, given the feedback on the Microsoft site, that makes sense: the redistributable is backwards-compatible, not forward-compatible. Same as with glibc. IMO, the correct option here is to compile against an older version of the build
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by MayeulC 2y ago
It's just the current lead retiring, Rust for Linux is far from dead.
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by MayeulC 2y ago
I also often disagree on blue vs purple, which is inconvenient when we name the same coat two different colors. I think my "blue" is a way more specific shade than most people (hue 192 here, whatever that means on an uncalibrated
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by MayeulC 2y ago
What's wrong with the USB web interface of the remarkable, though? It is quite spartan, but I haven't updated mine in ages, so I imagine they have improved it. The workflow is plug -> web browser -> remarkable IP -> drag
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by MayeulC 2y ago
The source code in the linked article is for Photoshop v1.0.1, published in 1990. Though I don't think Gimp is as rarely used in the real world as you seem to think. We all live in different bubbles, but I know more people that use GIM

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