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1. 121.▲
   by a1o 5mo ago

   Can I run this offline?
2. 122.▲
   by a1o 5mo ago

   > That’s because the preview making things faster isn’t just the difference between finishing something sooner or later. It’s a difference of doing something or not doing it at all. A project at work had the client ask for realtime inter
3. 123.▲
   by a1o 5mo ago

   Whoa, the Vivid 3D Pro on page 62 looks awesome!
4. 124.▲
   by a1o 5mo ago

   I was confused, this isn’t the Sierra Online I know.
5. 125.▲
   by a1o 5mo ago

   One approach you can use is to ask it to never write the code for you, which forces it to explain and then once you try the idea by coding yourself you get a better understanding of it. I use this approach with code I am required to maintai
6. 126.▲
   by a1o 5mo ago

   I also reuse a lot of my own code. Either from libraries I built or just directly copy pasting (like boilerplate code for setting up the basics of something in my style).
7. 127.▲
   by a1o 5mo ago

   Raspi5 has a pci connection for ssd hardware add-ons, I use one and it runs fine with a 2 TB one, I just let it on forever. This has been on for almost a year currently without issues.
8. 128.▲
   by a1o 5mo ago

   I am curious if such thing happened, how would Chrome sustain itself as a company. I imagine Google would pay a hefty contract to it and keep their control, or some other actor would do and change the actors in the problem, but keeping it.
9. 129.▲
   by a1o 6mo ago

   Question: could someone make a GitHub pages website that runs zismor in a dropped yml file and tells if it’s bad in some way?
10. 130.▲
    by a1o 6mo ago

    Hey, I also remember Launchpad and Bazar, and adding an individual new source to my apt. Launchpad had something like CI before everyone from what I remember.
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    by a1o 6mo ago

    I think org chart the impact is how the individual person can advance their career while doing good work. If they only get rewarded for new things, service and maintenance suffers.
12. 132.▲
    by a1o 6mo ago

    CMake is a bad example, you can build latest CMake and run it on Debian Jessie. It will work perfectly. CMake is the thing you can build on really old compilers.
13. 133.▲
    by a1o 6mo ago

    Thanks! That is a good page for me to monitor!
14. 134.▲
    by a1o 6mo ago

    Does anyone knows if it runs on M4 Mac machines?
15. 135.▲
    by a1o 6mo ago

    > push it to the master branch and close the PR than puppeteering someone halfway across the globe through GitHub comments into doing all of that for me While I understand the sentiment I am glad I got into open source more than fifteen
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    by a1o 6mo ago

    Yo, Teddy bear from a claw machine at the end of the 90’s were high quality btw
17. 137.▲
    by a1o 6mo ago

    Depending on which city you live, my feeling is owning a car is a lot less optional once you have kids, at least in their earlier years.
18. 138.▲
    by a1o 6mo ago

    I feel like if I start something from scratch with it it gets what feels like 80% right, but then it takes a lot more time to do the last 20%, and if you decide to change scope after or just be more specific it is like it gets dumber the lo
19. 139.▲
    by a1o 6mo ago

    Is the last sentence a reference to the .LOG classic notepad hack?
20. 140.▲
    by a1o 6mo ago

    Are your self-hosted runner on premise or are you using a cloud service for it?
21. 141.▲
    by a1o 6mo ago

    I guess qemu over Ubuntu-latest from GitHub Actions running freebsd, but it will be a bit flaky
22. 142.▲
    by a1o 6mo ago

    It gives a better docker based experience and it also has measurements of memory and cpu usage to help you dimension things quickly.
23. 143.▲
    by a1o 6mo ago

    That is a bit sudden, it would be great if it was possible to get an extra month for migration.
24. 144.▲
    by a1o 6mo ago

    Holy crap, it is super expensive now. I should have brought an extra one in the past.
25. 145.▲
    by a1o 7mo ago

    Not all enterprises are the same, I imagine many companies have different departments working with local optimums, so someone who could benefit from it to get more productivity might not have access to it because the department that is doin
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    by a1o 7mo ago

    Thanks! I had a BK Vision or something similar at some point and it just blew up. I will give it a search for these brands, sometimes I find a well-cared used one from the more expensive brands at good prices so that’s what I will look for
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    by a1o 7mo ago

    > A DC power supply capable of providing 12V Hey, I just remembered my school used to have ages ago some cool power supplies (I think from Agilent?) that were very idiot proof, they had current limit with a dial that I think didn’t went
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    by a1o 7mo ago

    I wonder if that’s it! I occasionally do some code search on GitHub and then remember it doesn’t work well and go back to searching in the IDE. I usually need to look into not the main branch because I do a lot of projects that have a devel
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    by a1o 7mo ago

    I went to check on this and I have everything copilot related disabled and in the two bars that measure usage my Copilot Chat usage was somehow in 2%, how is this possible? Before anyone comes to me to sell me on AI, this is on my personal
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    by a1o 7mo ago

    I am pretty sure network knowledge and all those things are still necessary for people running data centers and really big computers and I imagine we will build a lot more of that. Also anyone making a homelab has to know these stuff.