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by akx 6y ago
On this note, I started a little project to convert Travis.yml workflows to GitHub Actions: https://akx.github.io/travis-to-github-actions/ Currently it deals with rudimentary Python and Node.js workflows, but contribu
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by akx 6y ago
Your example smells like a failure of the type system. If that were TypeScript, for the simplest example, you'd explicitly have to type `x` as `MyType | null`, and were that the case, the `x.doThing();` outside the try block would not
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by akx 6y ago
Yeah, well, they have a thing called TS2M, referred to e.g. here... https://www.reddit.com/r/epicsystems/comments/9pmsjj/ts2m_in...
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by akx 6y ago
That's just the HTML canvas element and poor scaling. You can use your browser's inspector to clean up the `width`/`height` style attributes and add `image-rendering: pixelated`...
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by akx 6y ago
Huh, you're right. Running Paintbrush in a Windows 3.11 image in QEMU yields saner colors (such that they do actually have 255s in them), but I think there's some gamma conversion at play still, and QEMU and PCJS have different vi
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by akx 6y ago
I booted up PCJS's Windows 3.10 image to have a better look. See here... https://i.imgur.com/l4WP44R.png The image uses the CGA color palette ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_Graphics_Adapter#C
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by akx 6y ago
Same sort of thing with glibc's strcspn: https://stackoverflow.com/q/56341628/51685
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by akx 6y ago
Of course it's Yusuke Endoh. :)
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by akx 6y ago
I find it humorous that the requirements say > Step 5: Bake for 10 minutes, cool for 5, enjoy! yet even the initial implementation gets things wrong. sheet.cool(10)
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by akx 6y ago
That'd be ZIP64 -- see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZIP_(file_format)#ZIP64
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by akx 6y ago
And then you're responsible for backing that local content somewhere else... maybe the cloud?
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by akx 6y ago
Slack still has the same realtime and RPC-style APIs.
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by akx 6y ago
The install scripts lack `set -e` (or `set -xeuo pipefail`, which is what I've memorized), so if a command fails, the scripts just keep on steamrolling forward. Then again, these scripts are clearly tailored for OP, since they contain
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by akx 6y ago
With the release cadence of the current major distros vs the pace at which software is released, it doesn't seem to be worth it to get your stuff in the official repos, to quickly be several major versions behind. You can package debs
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by akx 6y ago
Not exactly. Small objects are allocated using an internal arena allocator called pymalloc: https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/memory.html#the-pymalloc-all...
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by akx 6y ago
I'd been using `hub create` for several years now...
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by akx 6y ago
Also com.joelapenna.foursquare: https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-story-of-Joe-LaPenna-and-F...
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by akx 6y ago
Most [citation needed]
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by akx 6y ago
Yeah, well, we had a frozen dependency tree via `pip-compile`, but `setuptools` is a package it won't freeze by default, so it snuck in as a transitive dependency from https://github.com/googleapis/google-auth-libr
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by akx 6y ago
I'm the CTO at Valohai (we almost got in YC some years back!) - we solve many of these issues to let data scientists focus on the interesting bits. See https://valohai.com :)
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by akx 6y ago
I think I have the CD somewhere still. Should probably send an image textfiles.org way...
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by akx 6y ago
Does the prebuilt app not allow you to point it towards another server, or why did you have to build it yourself?
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by akx 6y ago
An mdadm is fine too.
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by akx 6y ago
> heritage to PDF's basis in the Photoshop PSD format Is that really so? PSDs are through and through binary, while PDFs smell more like PostScript with extras...
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by akx 6y ago
It's just JavaScript. Looking at the requests made in the browser's inspector, most of the code is in http://weavesilk.com/js/site.js
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by akx 6y ago
Some of these attacks leave a calling card sort of thing, e.g. a database with a document that says "hey, lock your stuff up". That's more or less the best you can do without unreasonable effort, and there's no guarantee
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by akx 6y ago
Wonder if this should take into account pan laws: * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_law * https://www.image-line.com/support/flstudio_online_manual/ht... (search for "panning law"
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by akx 6y ago
No, their default sets up no authentication at all IIRC. Combined with Dockerized installations punching through some firewall setups (as discussed elsewhere), you'll get meowed.
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by akx 6y ago
You can also easily spin up a VM in a different geographic location.
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by akx 6y ago
Wait, so can you explain what exactly was awful about those screenshots? I'm genuinely interested since I don't see anything horribly wrong with them (aside from some dated gradients).

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