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   by c0balt 4y ago

   I second the value that is added by having a history of changes and the ability to project changes with tf. Not all deployments need this but for mid to large setups this is very convenient. It is not that a simple bash-script couldn't
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   by c0balt 4y ago

   If I interpreted "man-child" correctly it is meant as an insult towards a person behaving immaturely, like a "child". Not quite sure how this relates to the "toys" in the background of his posted image. Though
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   by c0balt 4y ago

   I think the gap between "minimizing" and (un)intentionally "obfuscating" is quite simple: "Sourcemaps". Usually available from all common tools, like Webpack, terser, ..., and the intermediate solution for pres
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   by c0balt 4y ago

   Won't work on windows outside of WSL, at least that has been a reason I've heard for not using Bash for simple stuff. For complex applications bash (or shellscript in general) is also rather ill-suited as it has a lot of footguns
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   by c0balt 4y ago

   Images and Videos tend, in comaprison to text, consume a lot of data even if compressed. This additional data leads to a stark increase in bandwidth usage when accessing a video compared to, e.g., a (text) blog. Because cloudflare is the o
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   by c0balt 4y ago

   Yeah, I think this a very much worst case scenario though. <rant> You will (for most statements) both be able to find a best and worst case. That's the catch with most generalized statements/ principles, e.g., DRY. The chall
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   by c0balt 4y ago

   Well, the stopgap solution for this scenario is quite simple: Keepassxc + Keepassxc Browser Extension + Cloud Storage of your choice. OPAQUE is not covered but I'd argue that that would puttoo much of a restraint on the storage layer.
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   by c0balt 4y ago

   +1 for this comment. Calculus, i.e., Calculating with mostly finite numbers and (usually) a known set of well defined rules is only a part of mathematics. As a student that currently learns Analysis and linear algebra, it is far more comple
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   by c0balt 4y ago

   I can't speak to the specific person(s) however the Haiku inc. (The non-profit for Haiku Org stuff) has an FAQ entry about them: https://www.haiku-inc.org/trademarks/haiku_icons/ Edit: Fixed typo
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    Just a side note that at least openSUSE has community-backed solutions for distributing the codecs anyway (long live OBS). This is not optimal long term solution but it works(tm) for at least AMD. (Background: I'm daily driving openSUS
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    Thank you for pointing these out. I personally use coc but vim lsp was also a good experience. This lost is by far not complete as many other editprs also support LSP servers, like helix.
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    Most editors (or plugins for them) that support a LSP, like rust analyzer[0], can do it. This includes afaik (neo)vim (via coc.nvim), vscode (via rust-analyzer extension), emacs and Clion. [0]: https://rust-analyzer.github.io&#x2
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    Coffezilla – Sam Bankman Fried Was Arrested [video](youtube.com)

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    by c0balt 4y ago

    Ig the first influencers were/ are "just" people with a high social standing. Going from celebrities (movie stars, ...) back to class-based social standing. This could be further limited to a high standing in a specific niche
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    The difference afaict is that Manifold both requires a google account and is effectively just using cents as an abstraction over USD. In comparison the bets in the submission are "truly" based on virtual, nin-exhangable money. Add
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    Just a small suggestion might be the category templating engines (incomplete list, based on my experience): - askama - tera - liquid And more importantly logging, due to this being a common usecase: - log - ... and companions - (maybe even
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    Well they are a special case here however since they don't solve a specific problem nor build a programm per se but instead (re)build a programm after existing specs. Their explicit goal is to match the behaviour of another piece of so
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    At the beginning the permissions aspect of deno[0] was actually on of the major selling points for me. The approach used there was to begin at zero and offer granular permission control, e.g. `--allow-read=data.csv`, for filesystem, network
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    It was mostly used as a secondary, supporting display: - Zelda Windwaker HD - Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Assassin Creed Black Flag While it wasn't necessary it freed up screen space for the main diaplay while also allowing you to play
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    The first part should be (assuming ascii) the Warhammer 40K: Mechanicus opening speech
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    I think IP over Feline might be be an awesome network traffic simulation, e.g. show a packet (or a batch) as a cat that travels along the connections
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    I don't have a ms windows pc available nor the time to setup cross compilation for one rn. (Assuming you meant an executable file for one of those with 'exe'). However you ahould be able be able to compile one for yourself by
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    I guess a form of https://xkcd.com/356/
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    I think that was the highest question to answer text ratio I've seen in a long time: 1 - 192
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    Isn't TiDB built on top of TiKV?[0] [0]: https://github.com/pingcap/tidb
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    Yes, at least CardDav and CalDav are supported[0] [0]: https://mailbox.org/en/your-personal-office
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    Somwthing like a mix between word (layout/ ui) and jupyter notebook (for the infinite single page design with cells) might be an interesting project. Maybe as a libre- or openoffice fork.
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    The problem with cases that are oriented horizontally is they're usually required to be in a slim form factor in comparison to "normal" ATX or even mini ATX cases. This poses a problem for providing adequate cooling and power
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    Maybe, one day in the future, we can run DOOM on our RAM. Or the RAM gets comprimised either way this sounds very promising.
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    by c0balt 4y ago

    Not the first or last time that this kind of problem already happened in practice. My favorite is https://patrickthomson.tumblr.com/post/2499755681/the-best-d...