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by bluish29 3y ago
Yes, but it will not work in a generic case because you have to handle the situations of deadlocks (i.e recursive mutexes for nested locking ..etc). Also you will introduce more problems of creating performance deadlocks. There will not be
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by bluish29 3y ago
This not bulletproof method to handle memory leaks as it still keeps all allocations. It simply keeps a list of all allocations but doesn't address the core issue of unnecessary memory consumption if free is not called. But the more pr
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VMware confirms critical vCenter flaw now exploited in attacks(bleepingcomputer.com)
2 points by bluish29 3y ago|0 comments
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by bluish29 3y ago
Bbedit is a a lightweight editor compared to Intellij IDE. It is hard to compare both as they are on the same foot. But yes, if you can work with BBedit on a project go for it. On the same note, sublime will still win editor performance com
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by bluish29 3y ago
Does any service use it beside fastmail on a large scale?
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Txtdot: An HTTP proxy that parses only text, links and pictures from pages(github.com)
5 points by bluish29 3y ago|1 comments
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Apple bills Epic Games $73M in legal costs after 'Fortnite' dispute(appleinsider.com)
4 points by bluish29 3y ago|2 comments
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by bluish29 3y ago
Mullvad have two servers in Albania, I guess they will be busy these days.
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by bluish29 3y ago
And here are some lists for ublacklist that can help you use it easily [1] [1] https://github.com/rjaus/awesome-ublacklist
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Kagi update and outage post-mortem(kagi.com)
42 points by bluish29 3y ago|2 comments
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by bluish29 3y ago
Maybe I'm totally wrong, but what actually happens if there is a federal court ruling that goes against a state (i.e. CA) law. Which things take precedent if the supreme court wouldn't take it. Maybe this is not the situation here
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by bluish29 3y ago
Just be careful that while it is self-hostable and the source is available, it is not open source [1,2]. If this is something important for your consideration before using it. [1] https://github.com/outline/outline&#x2
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Authors from wealthy countries cannot all pay publishing fees(nature.com)
1 points by bluish29 3y ago|0 comments
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by bluish29 3y ago
> This configuration is not meant for the aficionado who prefers vim over graphical editors. This is meant for people who normally use GUI editors (like VSCode), but sometimes need an editor that can run in a terminal. So it probably not
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by bluish29 3y ago
> This app came from a third party, it can download all your private information and has not been reviewed by Apple Why would you consider it "anticompetitive"? I think Apple has a good claim that this is a factual statement th
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by bluish29 3y ago
> I even got a message that chatGPT had guidelines regarding coding today and totally refused to output the usual code examples. This also happened recently to me with Github copilot chat. This was the first time I have seen that. It was
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by bluish29 3y ago
Interesting point but this raises the question. Does negative awareness about product counts today as marketing success?
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by bluish29 3y ago
This is a common argument that some people are using. Maybe it works for many people but for me ans my circle we usually would ignore the products that spam you with ads everywhere. So for example if I am looking for a VPN service I will ne
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by bluish29 3y ago
> The Reddit users do not have a recognized privacy interest in their IP addresses,” the motion says. I wonder how did we get to this point.
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by bluish29 3y ago
I think a more accurate translation will be chained woman. At least the name used in Arabic culture [1]. [1] https://ar.wikipedia.org/wiki/المرأة_المسلسلة_(كوكبة)
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by bluish29 3y ago
*python3.13
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by bluish29 3y ago
> Does the local underscore variables feature solve this I tried this yesterday trying to convert a Jupyter notebook with a log of fig, axs, and it was very annoying converting all of them. I tried local _ with fig_ and ax1_ …etc. but it
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by bluish29 3y ago
On maybe slightly off topic point. I really want to learn more about compiler engineering, what people would suggest for someone with some background in programming but main background is physics (if that matters at all)?
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by bluish29 3y ago
I don't think that manual handling of requirement.txt in a collaborative environment is a robust process. It will be a waste of time and resources to handle it like that. And I don't know about your workflow but it is obviously no
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by bluish29 3y ago
I will try to summarize the complaints (mine at least) in obvious simple points 1- pip freeze will miss packages not installed by pip (i.e. Conda). 2- It does include all packages, even not used in the project. 3- It just dumps all packages
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by bluish29 3y ago
Deployment failures on Fridays should be added to Murphys laws. I hope the best for kagi and a quick recovery for the search.
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by bluish29 3y ago
There are several problems with this approach, notably you don't get information about specific platform stuff. You don't get information on how these package are installed (conda, mamba..etc). And it does not account for dependin
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by bluish29 3y ago
Thanks. That is precisely what I was talking about in my comment. It would solve the problem if we have some like that integrated natively. I understand that between pip, conda, mamba and all the others it would be hard problem to solve. Bu
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by bluish29 3y ago
There is already open source dash ( https://zealdocs.or ) although they don't provide Mac build because of an agreement to use some of dash's lists. But you can build it on mac ( https://github.com/zealdoc
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by bluish29 3y ago
The link redirect does not specify which point in the list you are referring to but I guess it is "Install missing packages from...". If so, then I really wonder if you mean supporting something like '!pip install numpy'

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