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by TheDong 1y ago
Why do you like NAT? Does your router being slower and taking more CPU make you feel happy? Do you enjoy not seeing the correct IP in remote logs, thus making debugging issues harder? Do you like being able to naively nmap your local networ
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by TheDong 1y ago
Markdown renders to html. Browsers read html. You're supposed to read markdown with a browser by rendering it to html and reading the html.
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by TheDong 1y ago
html, markdown, reStructuredText, wikitext, AsciiDoc, emacs org mode, LaTeX, and a bunch of others. In some contexts, JSX and markdown are also competing. I think HTML is the true winner.
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by TheDong 1y ago
It's not supposed to be fun or hard, it's supposed to be funny. It's absurdist humor.
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by TheDong 1y ago
> If you're coming from C, Go is a step up Walking on burning coals is a step up if you're coming from C. We shouldn't grade languages on that much of a curve by comparing them to garbage. > Concurrency is also somethin
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by TheDong 1y ago
The building name is required in many cases because two buildings next to each other will often have the same ban-chi-go (i.e. 4-5-10 could refer to two apartment buildings that were originally on the same lot, both with room 103). It'
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by TheDong 1y ago
> The uutils rewrite of yes into rust doesn't use unsafe Yes it does, it uses 'stdout.write_all', which ultimately uses unsafe to call libc.write https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/d76fe1
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by TheDong 1y ago
Surfans F20 HiFi MP3 Player / HiFi Walker H2 fits your description. Both are compatible with rockbox, so if you install that you can be sure they aren't running android: https://www.rockbox.org/
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by TheDong 1y ago
> When Apple discontinued the iPod they created a huge vacuum that no one seems to have filled. I think the real shift here isn't the iPod vanishing. I think the existence of Spotify and smartphones is what killed mp3 players. Both
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by TheDong 1y ago
> If body is of type *bytes.Buffer, *bytes.Reader, or *strings.Reader, the returned request's ContentLength is set to its exact value Servers like to know Content-Length, and the package already special-cases certain readers to effe
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by TheDong 1y ago
> The BodyBytes hypothetical isn't particularly convincing because you usually don't actually have the bytes before reading them, they're queued up on a socket. Ah, sorry, we were talking about two different 'http.Req
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by TheDong 1y ago
The author is trying to integrate with the Go stdlib, which requires you produce images from an 'io.Reader". See https://pkg.go.dev/image#RegisterFormat Isn't using the stdlib simpler than not for your caller
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by TheDong 1y ago
Verify how? Go look at the "build log" in your compromised jenkins server and download the (already compromised) build artifact and make sure it matches the mega.co.nz file? Do you expect the average software engineer to be able t
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by TheDong 1y ago
If you want to remember the population correctly, then that isn't a gray zone, that's an "again". That's entirely unambiguous to me, and if you let yourself slide on that, you're hurting yourself. There's
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by TheDong 1y ago
My tip is to map the 1-4 difficulties as "wrong, or <60% confidence", "60-80% confidence, thought required", "90%+ confidence, thought required", and "90%+ confidence, no serious thought". Dependin
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by TheDong 1y ago
Bullshitting the AI maliciously doesn't matter, if you don't want to study effectively, you won't study effectively, and that's not a problem for the app. > any knowledge rather than specifying that the exact answer s
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by TheDong 1y ago
But conversely, if I alt-tabbed to chat with a friend, or paused studying because the person sitting next to me asked a question, or I took a sip from my coffee mug, that doesn't mean it's hard necessarily. Even though all of thos
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by TheDong 1y ago
> graded by an LLM This seems impossible to me. In anki, there's "hard", "good", and "easy" which are all for "I got this right". For my usage, "hard" is "I got it right, but I
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by TheDong 1y ago
> there ought to be collections of notes (which might be things one would download or generate with an LLM or make yourself or share with friends or students). On top of one or more collections of notes are the sets of cards to want to l
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by TheDong 1y ago
This is simply magical thinking. Knowing the details of an open source tool a company uses does not magically give you a backdoor. By that logic, merely knowing coinbase uses the open source go language for some things would let you steal a
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by TheDong 1y ago
You're talking about the 21TB captured to the arctic code vault, but that 21TB isn't "all of public github" Quoting from https://archiveprogram.github.com/arctic-vault/ > every *active* public Gi
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by TheDong 1y ago
If you live in a non-swing state, like California, not moving to a swing state is effectively a vote for whoever wins. Voting in california and not voting in california are statistically identical, so if you don't move to a swing state
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by TheDong 1y ago
Dealing with github is the boring and tedious thing, you have to run huge amount of proprietary javascript, keep up with their weird UX changes, start X11 to open a browser to render their html, overclock your CPU for a large PR review conv
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by TheDong 1y ago
> but they plan to move some of the CI to GitHub, at least Really? I've seen no indication of that anywhere, and I'd be amazed if they did. They're not using github PRs, and github actions really fights against other devel
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by TheDong 1y ago
Sam didn't expect him to submit a patch at first, he said that _after_ the author refused to cooperate and was an ass. The expectation to have a reasonable reproducer makes total sense, and if your reporter can't provide a clear r
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by TheDong 1y ago
Even that phrasing is kinda rude. "bridge a communication gap", presumably the gap between programmer and non-programmer, right? He used AI as in he gave the AI the patch that regressed, asked the AI to "find the bug", a
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by TheDong 1y ago
Reading through the github issues, the author of this article comes off as very rude and entitled. I'm on the side of the CoC committee who told the author they engaged without enough consideration or kindness. Reporting bugs is nice.
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by TheDong 1y ago
And according to OSHA, construction jobs account for more fatal injuries than any other job, so in a sense they're saving lives by reducing the number of dangerous jobs. We've already managed to handle the desire to keep the sham
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by TheDong 1y ago
Even with a public ledger, it's harder to trace than, for example, forcing someone to wire the cash via the traditional banking system. With banking systems, each bank account has a unique address (private, but they'll cooperate w
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by TheDong 1y ago
It appears you're including libmp3lame, and linking against it, but I don't see any copy of their LGPL license included (and it's not output in 'strings', so it seems like there's probably not a menu item. I do

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