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by WD-42 11mo ago
Ironically this sounds like a piece of satire Neal would make.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
Makes sense as sqlalchemy’s docs are also 5x as confusing.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
Partialdef inline is the real win. Lets you define parts of a page without needing to place them in another file. Reduces the mental overhead of imagining how the inclusion will look because it’s already there. The use case is mainly driven
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by WD-42 11mo ago
We've banned exceptions! If any occur, we just don't catch them.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
GTK does not support multiple inheritance afaik.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
The video goes into the history of why the military eventually accepted c++ instead of enforcing Ada.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
LLM ad blockers should be a fun challenge.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
0 allocations after the program initializes.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
Ok have you considered things may have changed in the 40+ releases since then?
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by WD-42 11mo ago
He said also because fedora seemed the most amenable to running custom kernels which is basically what he does all day.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
The /people page looks a lot like albums based on face to me, is that not what you are talking about?
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by WD-42 11mo ago
Yes, it does silently and reliably upload all my photos to my server. That's like, the entire selling point of the app? You even have control over how and when (on wifi or not) and the ability to change hostnames depending on what netw
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by WD-42 11mo ago
Self hosting used to mean conceding on something. I can honestly say Immich is better in every way than Google Photos or whatever Apple calls it. The only thing is having to set it up yourself.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
In other words, the consolidation on Cloudflare and AWS makes the web less stable. I agree.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
Look everyone, we found one!
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by WD-42 11mo ago
The parent's cable is so bad. First of all, the ratio is way off. Like 60% content to 40% advertisements, and I'm being generous. Then it's SO LOUD. Maybe the decibels aren't actually higher (I think that was outlawed?)
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by WD-42 11mo ago
Are those dips in the write throughput comparison for Kafka GC pauses?
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by WD-42 11mo ago
I don’t see it. Stricter kernel access is pressure on game devs, not Valve. And I don’t see MS booting steam off windows any time soon. It’s more about Valve having complete control over the stack and being able to vertically integrate, som
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by WD-42 11mo ago
You’re in a bubble.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
That’s ok. Not everyone can be a chad C developer.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
Both are yaml jungles, I hate them equally.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
This isn't true in practice. It turns out incrementally updating with small changes is more stable in the long run than doing a large amount of significant upgrades all at once. Have you ever had to maintain a software project with man
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by WD-42 11mo ago
You are probably using some annoying pedantic definition of unstable. Most people mean it to mean “does stuff crash or break”. Packages hang out in arch testing repos for a long time. In fact, Fedora often gets the latest GNOME release befo
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by WD-42 11mo ago
> To avoid this problem, I created my own bug tracker software, buggy, which is a very simple C tool that parses plain Markdown files and creates a single HTML page for each bug. The hacker spirit alive and well.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
This BORE scheduler is genuinely interesting and has little to do with FPS in games.
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Niri 25.11 released with alt-tab and other improvements(github.com)
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by WD-42 11mo ago
They are for you because you're a pro at it by now even if you don't realize it. You have to remember there are a ton of people installing Linux now for the first time ever. Some distros give a better out of the box experience. My
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by WD-42 11mo ago
I think the main selling point of Cachy is that the binary packages are compiled at a much higher optimization level. It simply won't run on older CPUs without modern extensions. Vanilla Arch definitely does not do this.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
This isn't surprising. All of the X11 based WMs are slowly bit-rotting. Unless the people that care about them step up and start maintaining the stack instead of just endlessly complaining about Wayland it'll only get worse.
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by WD-42 11mo ago
I had not heard of labwc before, super cool that it's compatible with openbox themes! Openbox was one of the first "cool wm" I think I used back in the day, probably like 15 years ago now when it supplanted Fluxbox as the dom

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