caeruleus

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by caeruleus 8mo ago
Prefixing commands solves the namespace problem and discoverability (at least partly). I use a slightly more sophisticated method, which helps me remember which custom utilities are available and how to use them: sd [1], a light wrapper wri
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by caeruleus 1y ago
A qualified majority needs (1) 55% of countries [15 atm] (2) representing 65% of EU population. If one of the above is not met, a blocking minority (usually) needs >=4 countries to vote against a proposal. Germany voting against CSAR wou
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by caeruleus 1y ago
I recognize that my initial statement comes off as too broad in light of theoretical computability, when I was mostly weighing in terms of current/near-term technology. Given what we know today, I would (still cautiously) agree with yo
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by caeruleus 1y ago
You're raising some intriguing points, and I agree with your assertion about the epigenome. I still feel like your response misses the point I was making. > followed by examples of things that are encoded by DNA ... given its natura
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by caeruleus 1y ago
I don't believe the concept of DNA can be reduced to a sequence of quaternary numerals, which is what gene sequence data would represent. Similar to proteins, DNA forms higher-level structures on top of the primary one [1], and (in a b
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by caeruleus 2y ago
Great suggestion! Bowler seems to be abandoned actually. Its README mentions wanting to rewrite on top of LibCST though ( https://github.com/facebookincubator/Bowler?tab=readme-ov-fi... ).
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by caeruleus 2y ago
There is a Python library/tool called Bowler ( https://pybowler.io/docs/basics-intro ) that allows selecting and transforming elements on a concrete syntax tree. From my limited experience with it, I guess it would
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by caeruleus 2y ago
... or mirror a recently updated fork. :) https://github.com/vosen/ZLUDA/forks?include=active&page=1&p... It seems the last commit to master was 9e56862.
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by caeruleus 2y ago
Somehow, the linked URL changes after submission. The full URL of the article is: https://www.icis.com/explore/resources/news/2024/06/25/11011...
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Day-ahead power price spreads soar as markets decouple on technical issue(icis.com)
2 points by caeruleus 2y ago|1 comments
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by caeruleus 2y ago
Without paywall: https://archive.ph/UVk4x
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by caeruleus 2y ago
The stew style, which seems to have been recalled as well, is my favorite instant ramen since it's very rich in flavor and has thick noodles. I usually add a couple of fresh Thai chilies (Prik Kee Noo) into the broth, it's not th
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by caeruleus 2y ago
This should have been pretty obvious for more technical people, but it's a nice introduction into networking and VPNs. I have configured a Linux VPN gateway VM a couple of times now and the reliance on the routing table only always fel
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by caeruleus 3y ago
There's a nuance to this that I haven't seen mentioned so far: With this law, Cannabis will be removed from the list of scheduled drugs and turned into a simple prescription drug. It will be a lot less complicated to prescribe med
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by caeruleus 3y ago
Looking forward! Thanks for maintaining such an awesome library btw, most of my internal PKI (X.509 and OpenSSH) is managed with it. It's a bliss to work with, even more so compared to other crypto libs. :)
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by caeruleus 3y ago
Congratulations to the authors, this was a feature that was dearly missing from pyca/cryptography. It took a long time to get right. For the history: https://github.com/pyca/cryptography/issues/2381
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by caeruleus 3y ago
Prefixing these utility scripts is a nice tip, I used to do that as well. Some time ago I found sd [1] though. It's a light wrapper around your own scripts which provides namespaces, autocompletion, custom help texts + some other QoL e
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by caeruleus 3y ago
I have been using Yabai for two years now and am very happy. For me, it's stable and you can script almost anything by using event reactors. Yabai also makes working with a 15" display much more productive imho. For example, I can
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by caeruleus 3y ago
Notice that there were issues with Slack notifications only before: > The delayed Slack notifications should be fully processed in about 30 minutes > (Nov 03, 2023 - 18:25 UTC) Exactly 30 min after: > (Git Operations|Issues|Pull Re
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by caeruleus 3y ago
Yup, Firefox for me as well. Chromium-based browsers seem to sanitize the title. I'm frankly a bit surprised that at least Linux and MacOS allow control characters in window titles and wonder if there is any reason to do so. Imagine so
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by caeruleus 3y ago
Opening this site actually crashes my Yabai status bar widget on MacOS. What an unexpected and nice troll. Lol. It contains the raw byte of 0x1b (ESC) in the title (before [31m), which colors the following text red in the context of a termi
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by caeruleus 3y ago
AFAIK you have to select DASH as your preferred video quality (or append &quality=dash) for other resolutions to work. It's not enabled by default because the server has to proxy the video (CORS): https://github.com&#x2F
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by caeruleus 3y ago
There was an article on HN a couple of weeks ago that conjectured it might apply to GPT-3.5 Turbo as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37006224
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by caeruleus 3y ago
It was mentioned they were receiving footage continuously. I think when all monitors are shown, in the middle you can discern pictures being rendered. Edit: They called this out now, it seems those are live pictures.
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by caeruleus 3y ago
This is called Taarof and can be at times quite extreme: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taarof . I have a good friend whose parents are from Persia/Iran. He told me about this culture after we knew each other for qu
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by caeruleus 3y ago
This succinct style of reporting reminds me of how surgeons are taught to report on a patient (to colleagues): 1. name/age/gender 2. current problem (+ potentially relevant preexisting condition) 3. relevant clinical/
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by caeruleus 3y ago
I believe you are referring to a different video: https://nitter.net/elsa17z/status/1688515729874673664#m (The one where the sample spins).
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by caeruleus 4y ago
Peep, anyone there? Wow, for me it looked like the world had gone mad. This is a reminder to not only rely on 1.1.1.1 for DNS resolution in PiHole. I host most of my services locally, but ironically could not connect to my own homelab. I us
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by caeruleus 4y ago
Last year, I started setting up a Qubes OS workstation. Doing all the intricate little steps manually seemed like such a waste of time that I started learning SaltStack, which is built into the Qubes management stack, to be able to automate
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by caeruleus 4y ago
Nope, it really was a static HTML page containing a name and contact information, like you would write on traditional mail. ^^

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