TobTobXX

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by TobTobXX 4y ago
https://lmddgtfy.net/?q=postgres%20wasm
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
It is solving exactly that minor annoyance you mentioned.
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
> Russia-Ukraine war will end. The interesting part will be how and on what terms...
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
I'd suggest you read their ToS[0], specifically section 2.1(.2). It shows that they'd really like you to make all content public. To guarantee that publicity, they rake care of the listing. There is (currently?) no option for unli
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Me neither, though it's a great exercise for learning a new language. I'm planning to do it in Haskell some time next year, but certainly not now, as the end-of-year period is already stressful enough.
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Using the new ChatGPT from OpenAI: > Generate 10 typical Hacker News headlines. 1. "New open-source project revolutionizes web development" 2. "10 tips for optimizing your website's performance" 3. "
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
It probably was an employee working for Pfizer.
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
There's a setting to show a real-world clock on the right side. Just goes to show that it's something common.
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Almost anything will panic when you're out of memory, as allocating is regarded as infallible (due to above mentioned tradeoff).
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Wouldn't you run into the same problems as with IRC too then? ie. you receive no messages while offline.
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
To be fair, I'd say many people _use_ cryptocurrencies to execute Ponzi schemes. The original motivation behind it (anonymous, fast and censor-resistant money) is something I like, just the execution and everything that followed (monst
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Signal says it won’t compromise on encryption(theverge.com)
422 points by TobTobXX 4y ago|316 comments
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
If I'be read it correctly it _can_ announce itself over WebUSB. And I suppose this announcement contains a landing URL, which Chrome will then show upon plug-in of the device. So device-side WebUSB capability seems like a feature, rath
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
No, fo the same reasons sun dials still work: The sun rises at a slightly different point on the horizon. The trick even works north of the polar circle where there may be 24h days, as the sun is always in another direction. The sun moves a
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
The chance you get the gender correct when you know the real name, the voice, the look and the behavior of a person is significantly higher. Thus it makes more sense to raise an eyebrow when someone misgenders in real life.
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Q: What do the floppy disk and Jesus have in common? A: They died to become the icon of saving.
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Why is the Ukraine empty?
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Just remap them?
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
IIRC, that's a GTK issue. A fix is already merged [0], but getting that downstream will be a slow process. [0]: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/merge_requests/4508
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
mpv can do that too: mpv --vo=tct {file}
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
How do you then type these characters? google, copy, paste? Or is there a better workflow?
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
The Stackoverflow Survey gives a great insight i to these metrics: https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2022/
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1Y0SCEgooQ
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Shouldn't a GPU render (given a correct algorithm implementation) be more correct in environments where zooming and sub-pixel movements are common (eg. browsers)? The GPU runs the mathemarical computations every frame for the exact pix
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
To save you the lookup: 50 lbs = ~22.5 kg
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
> Would require knowledge of the encryption sequence... This is security by obscurity. Reputable encryptions work under the assumption that you have full knowledge about the encryption/decryption process. You could however argue tha
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Somewhat OT, but I've had this question for a while now: Why do we know that black holes have a singularity? This might be a dumb question, but when you increase the mass of, let's say, a neutron star, at some point gravitaton is
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Same-Origin policies don't play nice with the file: protocol.
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
OP is talking about VPS servers someone _other_ (eg. Hetzner) runs, I think.
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by TobTobXX 4y ago
Really great to see that NIST takes patents into consideration as a negative point, even exerting pressure on the KYBER patent holders.

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