baobun

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by baobun 2y ago
Disagree. Refering to GitHub as category-defining would be antithetical to the Forgejo spirit. Forgejo stands on its own.
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by baobun 2y ago
Not very surprisingly but IME running VMs you still want to pin (at least on Linux).
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by baobun 2y ago
Sounds better than everyone outsourcing the same to Musk, Zuck, spez, or similar.
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by baobun 2y ago
> Yes, but the point is that big company crawlers aren’t paying for questionably sourced residential proxies You'd be surprised...
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by baobun 2y ago
Mind sharing a decent robots.txt and/or user-agent list to block the AI crawlers?
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by baobun 2y ago
ChatGPT didn't "confirm" anything there. It is not a meaninful reference.
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by baobun 2y ago
Sorry but this doesn't add up and it's not fixable because the argument is broken and I doubt the numbers are even in the right order of magnitude when considered in context. (That's before considering that it also had the ef
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by baobun 2y ago
Huge creds to the EFF for speaking truth even when it is politically inconvenient (see comments here...) This ban is infringing of IMO fundamental rights of individuals in US to share and use the TikTok app freely. That China is doing simil
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by baobun 2y ago
> It seems to me that the alternative are a bunch of unmaintained one-off apps for each fly-by-night manufacturer Nah, there are options! HomeAssistant, zigbee2mqtt, ZHA,deCONZ.
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by baobun 2y ago
This sounds somewhat backwards to me but maybe missing something... We got a bunch of Tuya devices and was barely aware they even have an app. They paired out of the box to a zigbee2mqtt gateway on the local airgapped network without fuss.
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by baobun 2y ago
Hello Dominic. Seconding the question on browserless rendering in the other comment. Having to (unseccessfully for us so far; the text renders incorrectly) tweak selenium setups to do headless builds is madness and I would have thought this
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by baobun 2y ago
Sure. I hear the pull-out method is also an effective contraceptive.
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by baobun 2y ago
Tig is a great one for the terminal fwiw. gitg for something simple, graphical and widely available.
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by baobun 2y ago
Is not very compatible with printlog-debugging. I'd rather encourage devs to prod around as they go if it benefits them, which causes grief for either them or reviewers in the end if they've internalized what you just said. Explic
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by baobun 2y ago
5. Teaching `git add .` as default to add changes to the staging area is not ideal. Show adding specific files instead has less room for subsequent "oh shit" and better.
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by baobun 2y ago
You have it wrong. Neither "open source" nor "free software" imply free-of-cost. Paid software with open and free license is very much a thing. If you want to drill into the details of the licenses: https://gi
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by baobun 2y ago
> And it's fine for power users, not so much for developers. What's behind this distinction? I would say the opposite, if anything... "Power user" to me indicates you are only messing around with your own machines. Pu
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by baobun 2y ago
Unfortunately it seems like it might be the dawn of the era of demagogues aka mob rule :/
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by baobun 2y ago
The point is to be conservative enough that you stick to packages in distro repos, so that you don't need to pull in externally managed code. But if you insist or the use-case demands, at least python3-venv is an apt/yum/apk&
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by baobun 2y ago
So it's actually worse and more scandalous than the clickbait headline claims. I guess that's an achievent on @photomatt's part.
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by baobun 2y ago
Sure. But how the firmware process functions matters. There's a world of difference between remotely initated OTA over the interent vs flashing it locally via a USB drive or microSD card. You know like PC motherboards keep working fo
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by baobun 2y ago
> I strongly believe that these kinds of apps need some kinds of privacy protections that are lighter-weight than HIPAA. I haven't yet found a perfect answer. Let the data stay client side. Facilitate secure client-to-client communi
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by baobun 2y ago
Then/or refactor out server-side storage. These concerns don't surface in the same way if you never touch the data. It sounds like a useful app but only if it can be safe. Which I don't belive it can become with a classic web
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by baobun 2y ago
And yet it sees success in an actively developed project (OP). I think both are challenging your notion of closing opportunity windows for programming languages (:
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by baobun 2y ago
> JSON, Protobuf, etc. can be very efficiently streamed Protobuf yes, JSON no: you can't properly deserialize a JSON collection until it is fully consumed. The same issue you're highlighting for serializing MessagePack occurs w
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by baobun 2y ago
The topic is data serialiasation formats, not programming languages.
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by baobun 2y ago
Another way in which Python is the new BASIC is that it's preinstalled on the vast majority of Linux systems that have a terminal. Once it passed that threshold its popularity for utilities and scripts is a self-fulfilling prophecy. It
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by baobun 2y ago
Step 2 unnecessary. https://xon.sh/
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by baobun 2y ago
Where's the fallacy? They set no expectations on fully offsetting. It's a compromise.
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by baobun 2y ago
Good points in general. On the other hand, there are cases where (beneficial/desired) verbosity prompts copy-paste and tweaking - not due to complexity but from some form of scale or size of the input. In many cases this is a sign of s

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