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by c0balt 7mo ago
Awesome idea, IF you are US only and don't cover edge cases and (want to depend on an external API or want to have some sort of eventually outdated map of city <> postcode). It is possible to do this properly, e. G., DHL and UPS
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by c0balt 7mo ago
Ime the most reasonable case is an optional compilation of native components when prebuilt ones are not compatible. See also node-gyp
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by c0balt 7mo ago
That is already the case with datacenter "GPUs". A A100, MI300 or Intel PVC/Gaudi does not have useful graphics performance nor capabilities. Coprocessors ala NPU/VPU are also on the rise again for CPUs.
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by c0balt 7mo ago
Vodafone is quite a pest in terms of spam, leaving them led to two dozen emails, a bunch of SMS and five phone calls. It is not surprising they don't bother to check spelling on their spam anymore. Especially the emails, resending me l
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by c0balt 7mo ago
> Ask them how to copy it somewhere else To be fair, at least Android and presumably iOS grant apps by default no access to your files in modern versions. The only way to get, e. G., an attachment downloaded via Thunderbird to a PC or an
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by c0balt 7mo ago
Platform lock-in is powerful, from the M$ Office Suite to professional software for CAD up to Games
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by c0balt 7mo ago
You might like the Pixel 10a/9a, they have an almost flush back. For this thread, not european but instead GrapheneOS capable.
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by c0balt 7mo ago
> Pedal assist ebikes are incredible, and really just turn weak cyclists into strong cyclists The more useful case ime is turning cyclists with reduced mobility into regular cyclists. In particular quite a few elderly people seem to have
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by c0balt 7mo ago
Don't worry, the bot is ready to help you: > Keeping your Mac sparkling, inside and out, is absolutely essential for both its longevity and peak performance! For the physical side, a soft microfiber cloth with a touch of distilled w
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by c0balt 8mo ago
> What’s the going rate for tokens in terms of dollars? It depends on the provider/model, usually pricing is calculated as $/million tokens with input/output tokens having different per token pricing (output tends to be mo
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by c0balt 8mo ago
> ~~Claude Pro suggests emacs.~~ Claude Pro asks you about your preferences and needs instead of pushing an opinionated solution?
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by c0balt 8mo ago
To comment on the actual game (tested on Firefox desktop): - The yellow box with hints overflows (and is cut off) in the middle of the second paragraph - The site layout appears to be optimized for mobile (portrait) screens. But the actual
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by c0balt 8mo ago
This looks nice but the initial sign-up barrier seems unnecessary. I don't want to create an account and validate my e-mail address before knowing what the challenges and the app actually are. This also introduces a 30s to 2m window un
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by c0balt 8mo ago
The relevant release commit is, https://github.com/vim/vim/commit/e7e21018fc0b60c153c8e668f6... (at time of writing, two hours ago). It seems they didn't publish the tag yet though.
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by c0balt 8mo ago
> Bringing liquid cooling to the racks likely has to be one of the biggest challenges with this whole new HPC/AI Are you sure about that? HPC has had full rack liquid cooling for a long time now. The primary challenge with the curre
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by c0balt 8mo ago
or about 0.23 furlongs
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by c0balt 8mo ago
> this has been happening for months and they don't give any reports about their progress This seems a bit exaggerated, their latest progress report is barely two months old: https://asahilinux.org/2025/12&#x2F
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by c0balt 8mo ago
It is nice to see more work on renovate but your comparison, especially the points on filtering, license keys and discovery, seems misleading for at least GitLab. Both work with mend's renovate WITHOUT a license key, see also https:&#
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by c0balt 8mo ago
> in the near future you're going to have to cuddle with him/her at night too, whether you like it or not A solid solution to reduce heating costs. Maybe one can go a step further and remove the bed though, a large mattress (or
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by c0balt 8mo ago
Both seem to be accessible from Germany. Maybe a geoblock?
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by c0balt 8mo ago
Nebula does not require O(n) config changes for adding a node. O(n) is only required for: - active revocation of a certificate (requires adding the CA fingerprint to the config file) - adding/removing a lighthouses (hub for publishing
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by c0balt 8mo ago
I would strongly recommend sops-nix[0]. Pair this with ssh-to-age/ssh-to-gpg for the keys for each server. We are using this at $work for multiple servers, one notable advantages is that it works in teams (for multiple people) and git
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by c0balt 8mo ago
> programmatically create a file or dir for every user of a certain group To be fair here, NixOS module system also makes this a breeze. Whether via `systemd.tmpfiles` or via generated scripts. It might be nicer to have some more DSL cap
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by c0balt 8mo ago
A reasonable alternative, if you value deliverability and don't want the actual hassle of maintaining a mail server, choose a mail provider, like mailbox.org, that allows bringing your own domain.
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by c0balt 8mo ago
To add some more mailbox.org also has it with sieve rules. Posteo should have it too iirc
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by c0balt 9mo ago
> Lack of workplace protections, time off, etc which our peer nations enjoy Do you really think the Chinese have not dealt with bad workplace conditions? The US population may be jealous of some of their neighbors but they have significa
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by c0balt 9mo ago
Selling a voice profile for procedural/generated voice acting (similar to elevenlabs "voices") of a well-known person or pleasant sounding voice could be a legitimate use-case. But only iif actual consent is acquired first. G
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by c0balt 9mo ago
Depends on the license and the specific piece of software. Redistribution of commercial software is may be restricted or require explicit approval. You generally still also have to abide by license obligations for OSS too, e. G., GPL. To be
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by c0balt 9mo ago
It probably means "Direct Buried" or "Direct Burial,, see also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct-buried_cable
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by c0balt 9mo ago
> Imagine if Docker the company could charge AWS and Google for their use of their technology. An "issue" is that Docker these days mostly builds on open standards and has well documented APIs. Open infrastructure like this has

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