MortyWaves

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by MortyWaves 1y ago
I figured this type of basement dweller response would happen
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
Never heard of it
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
Does the article suggest otherwise?
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
Just curious if you have Caddy running in Docker or normal?
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
Meanwhile a job recently told me they are on IBM AS400 boxes “because Postgress and other sql databases can’t keep up with the number of transactions we have”… for a company that has a few thousand inserts per day… Obviously not true that t
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
Caddy, Nginx, Traefik seem to be the most popular reverse proxies in the self hosting/homelab communities. I definitely prefer Caddy in my experience, so far.
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
-4 points suggests many HN users seem to enjoy being spammed by popups
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
I’m getting sick of the number of links submitted to HN blasting me with cookie spam bullshit.
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
Is there a reason you literally simulate a click event on the form instead of calling submit() on it?
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
Nuxt has always been a strange tool that doesn’t really fit well into any good use case, unless your only experience is Vue and Nuxt. Hard to see the real reason for Vercel to do this. The pessimist in me wonders if perhaps they are hoping
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
It's really bugging me that he somehow reads "The Team" but not the full string "The Team Break at Event Match - Native" whatever that means.
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
rsync is a library.
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
Are there any good rsync GUIs for Windows?
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
Are you sure the others use Squirrel? After it’s maintainer decided to crash out and abandon multiple libraries including Squirrel, I was under the impression it was abandoned?
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
There is no real reason you can't have a monorepo, with one project being the Astro site and the other Starlight docs.
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
But why can the canvas still only be accessed in the main thread? Why introduce a whole other API as a workaround for this? Also, as far as I have seen, people have been using WebAssembly for complex stuff and marshalling it to the main t
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
The last time I read any updates on this, everyone on both sides of the legal process were trying to single out scapegoat individual software engineers and rake them over the coals. Did something change?
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
I’m imagining a really, really, really rough ride for this. I don’t mean the compiler, tsc CLI, or VS support. I know the TypeScript team will have already competently done their side of the story. I think that as usual, it’s going to be th
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
It's a shame that the author famous for shitting on Deno has caused them to even need to write this.
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
> An annotation can be thought of as a comment, recommendation or a like on any piece of content. Ann allows you to store your annotations, send annotations to your followers and receive annotations from people that you follow. Sounds ve
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
Probably panicking and waiting to be told what to do by the security services that have been using this.
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
> Instead of memset() you've got ZeroMemory(), instead of memcpy() you've got CopyMemory(). What is or was the purpose of providing these instead of the existing Windows C std?
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
God forbid people want more hygienic options than just “wipe the shit away and pretend like it’s really gone”.
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
I’d be interested in seeing a PR for that. I’ve always found the manifests a bit confusing.
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
Sounds annoying. I have posted several examples on the R3F Discord of broken sandboxes but no one wants to fix them so I stopped bothering. All the broken ones I saw were weird things like model/asset files just not being there at all.
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
R3F is great but almost all the code sandbox demos have been broken for years at this point
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
That’s right
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
Of course I got downvoted (but it’s gone back to four now) because this is HN, where somehow a group of otherwise seemingly intelligent people are all patting themselves on the back about the latest Y Combinator AI slop funding.
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
It’s wild seeing how stupid Intel is being.
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by MortyWaves 1y ago
How was that mess ever fixed?

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