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11mo ago
> (2) Are you not using official Python docker images? Would you help me make it work? docker run -it --rm -v$(pwd):/venv --entrypoint python python:3.12-alpine -m venv /venv/remt-docker-venv How do I source it?
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11mo ago
> (1) How old must the Python version of those projects be, to not be supported any longer with any decent GNU/Linux distribution? Debian-13 defaults to Python-3.13. Between Python-3.12 and Python-3.13 the support for `pkg_config` g
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11mo ago
raises hand I hate python. I am a user of pip binaries. Every few years one of them breaks. As far as I understand, developers never cared about pinning their dependencies and python is fast to deprecate stuff. $ uvx remt Built
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1y ago
I heard some rumor that ruby was a type 2 lisp. There were some guys who rate programming languages on how much lisp features they reassemble. What is the source?
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1y ago
> everything is an object, always. I beg to differ. What object does the method `puts` belong to? Why do you not call puts with its objects name? Ruby has a concept of mixins (Golang interfaces), these are not objects. Neither is `puts`
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1y ago
> not every single piece of software fucks up something as basic as string sorting it is neither basic nor simple. Have you ever heard of UTF-8 and locales? Here is an exercise for the curious reader: Pick any UTF-8 string "a",
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1y ago
Are you aware of jruby? https://www.jruby.org/ It is ruby running on a Java Virtual Machine. Imposes all downsides of the JVM (try to allocate more that 4GByte per object!) and provides JVMs concurrency model. Currently sup
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1y ago
The article targets MRI (Matzes Ruby Interpreter). It does not execute threads concurrently. Probably for the same reason that Python imposes limits on threads - to stay single threaded when calling into C libraries, most of which were writ
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1y ago
TL;DR: If you are interested in TTS, you should explore alternatives I tried to use it... Its python venv has grown to 6 GBytes in size. The demo sentence > "This high quality TTS model works without a GPU" works, it takes 3s t
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1y ago
Munich is a counter example: It has many lines passing through (almost) 11 stations. They run at maximum speed of 40 trains per hour. It is a traditional block signal system with each block being shorter than a train - so they can run train
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1y ago
I am a heavy user of firefox and I am still unhappy with mozillas policy. * Firefox-Hello is a easy to pick example of a broken service run by a 3rd party being imposed on users. * Pocket is another service I never asked for. * Instead of f
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1y ago
I guess that beginner text books need to focus on teaching you one feature at a time. It could be better if you aim for C1 level text books. But since free exercises are hard to check, it is probably not meant for a book.
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1y ago
I can only guess: Once upon a time we used to write by hand. It was considered time consuming. Once upon a time we used to set books in lead letters. There were ligatures, where two consecutive letters hat a special spacing - like "fi&
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1y ago
usually not. You need to guess either cat or tomcat, that designates a grammatical sex. All references are based on grammatical sex. It is strongly emphasized that a grammatical sex is not the same thing as a natural sex. It is ok to guess
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1y ago
From a foreign learners perspective, it is easier to just learn the article together with the noun. But there are rules for 2/3 of cases. https://sprachekulturkommunikation.com/genus-der-substantive... You can classify
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1y ago
Yeah, there has been a changeset in spelling rules https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reform_der_deutschen_Rechtschr... ... several times: 1996,2004,2006,2011,2017. The current correct spelling is either Schiff-Fahrt or Sch
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1y ago
Awesome example. Germans are allowed to write compound nouns in hyphens Donau-Dampfschifffahrts-Gesellschafts-Kapitänsmützenknopf-Farbenfabrik-Eingangstor
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1y ago
Reading the article I guess Mark Twain never had a knowledgeable teacher. Is there anything hacker news readers would like to know about the German language?
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1y ago
I am a native German and had Russian as a second foreign language. Try applying Russian Grammar rules to German, you will find they are almost identical. Verb prefix system is the same. Noun conjugation even uses the same prepositions to de
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2y ago
AMD states that bugs only get fixed for Wayland. Coincidentally I have got a graphics driver that likes crashing on OpenGL (AMD Ryzen 7 7840U w/ Radeon 780M Graphics)
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2y ago
> I have had zero problems inputting Japanese and Chinese. That may be fine. Neo2 does not work. Neo has 3 modifier keys, Gnome/Mutter/Wayland/Whatever does only support two. Neo2 has a compose key, Wayland does not honor
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2y ago
I guess the usecase is dlopen() which passes on your environment. If you want to load libpam-keberos and pass DEBUG=verbose you will need to setenv() your own environment.
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2y ago
My personal opinion is: If you use it as a daily driver (as opposed to some boredom-only entertainment device) you should get the best money can buy. Web requirements scale up over time, elder devices (some years old as opposed to yesteryea
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2y ago
That may be a vendors perspective. What is the users perspective?
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2y ago
I used to be a happy user of `autossh` until 2023. I used it on Cygwin on Windows and was quite happy how reliably it set up my tunnels (upon tunnels) in a flaky corporate network. `autossh` worked reliable compared to `ssh`s many timeout o
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4y ago
I have been on Ritalin for 5 years when I was a teenager. The side effects are strong, the benefits are weak. Side effects: * After eating I do not feel full. Never. There is a feeling of "my stomach starts to hurt, there is hardly any