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by cetra3 5y ago
One thing in the blog that is not true is that you can only inherit from a single layer. You can use multi-stage builds to grab & blend layers: https://docs.docker.com/develop/develop-images/multistage-bu... .
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by cetra3 5y ago
I moved from Parcel (v1) to ViteJS because it felt a bit faster. Is there a performance or other type comparison between Parcel and some of the newer bundlers? (I.e, vite, snowpack, etc..)
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by cetra3 5y ago
What RSS Readers is everyone using? I have used tiny tiny rss before, but was wondering if there was another alternative
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by cetra3 5y ago
Dive visibility is actually quite hard to forecast (at least in the areas I dive) and I don't know if there have been empirical studies on it. Anecdotally I find it's best when the wind is offshore and there is low tidal movement.
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by cetra3 5y ago
This is great, I'd love to have dive visibility predictions for my webapp based on location: https://divedb.net/ The challenge I've had is the same, the data format that a lot of these sources provide is in "
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by cetra3 5y ago
UO ruined other MMOs for me, it allowed too much freedom. In the early days, before trammel/felucca split you could attack anyone and take their gear. It really felt like actions had permanence, and you had an effect in the world. I t
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by cetra3 5y ago
I've been using vite for building a new web app and have enjoyed the experience so far. One thing I'd love to be able to do is to do the classic thing of rendering things mostly as html templates on server side, but serving up JS
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by cetra3 6y ago
I think maybe the ZeroMQ rust crate as a case study is something that is non-trivial: https://github.com/erickt/rust-zmq
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by cetra3 6y ago
ZeroMQ does allow you to register file descriptors on an event queue, which if you dig into the code you'll find tmq using mio to accomplish this.
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by cetra3 6y ago
I've implemented bindings for ZeroMQ with Tokio in rust ( https://github.com/cetra3/tmq ). I found ZeroMQ great for interop with Python/Java if you just want some simple cross-process broadcast/task manag
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by cetra3 6y ago
I was using the pretrained LFW models, but an older version (128 instead of the 512). So roughly ~6000 faces
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by cetra3 6y ago
I've tried this with facenet and it still detects the correct faces I tried without much issue: https://github.com/davidsandberg/facenet/
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by cetra3 6y ago
I've just tried this using the starter project they provide in the blog post, and it does catch the error: The error returned is `Type '"1"' is not assignable to type 'number'.`
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by cetra3 6y ago
Looks great! I'm a big fan of using markdown for simple formatting of notes. I've also used the layout library (react-grid-layout) with great success for my toy lorikeet alerting dashboard project: https://github.com&#x
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by cetra3 6y ago
I've found rust really helps out with this, enforcing some strict rules around types. I had to implement a `Lowercase` type which is just a string that can only be lowercase (for case insensitive searches). After implementing standard
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by cetra3 6y ago
Yes, my personal blog is written with zola: https://cetra3.github.io/ . Source code to the blog is on github: https://github.com/cetra3/cetra3.github.io I haven't had a need to customise zola itsel
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by cetra3 6y ago
I feel like using a straight bloom filter will get you some false positives and may not be a right fit, but it is an interesting take & might be good for a first-pass. mdbook ( https://github.com/rust-lang/mdBook ) u
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by cetra3 6y ago
I've been yak shaving my website to try and get it to load as fast as possible: https://cetra3.github.io/ I did cheat a little bit and used SpectreCSS but have really tried to squeeze down the page size as much as poss
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by cetra3 6y ago
If you look at their current `hardening` document it still has pretty unclear language about what is acceptable and what isn't. > Use a hardened bastion server or a VPN to restrict direct access to the Salt master from the internet
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by cetra3 6y ago
This whole salt-stack incident could've been handled a lot better by salt themselves: - the notification was a week ago to a small mailing list, which is tucked away on their site - no notification to the registry to when you go to dow
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by cetra3 6y ago
Also see metabase: https://www.metabase.com/ We use this to embed some nice dashboards & run queries to great effect. A very powerful tool!
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by cetra3 7y ago
WireGuard is very hard to manage with a pool of connected devices, especially if you don't know how many will connect ahead of time, it really needs Dynamic IPs, Routes & DNS to compete against OpenVPN. You should be able to add i
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by cetra3 7y ago
This is a good example where I think JS adds substantially but is still document-y: https://www.redblobgames.com/grids/hexagons/
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by cetra3 7y ago
Yes, the creator of actix-web has appointed a new maintainer after realising it was unfair to just up and delete it. The issue is here: https://github.com/actix/actix-web/issues/1289 The project future is ob
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by cetra3 7y ago
It's not open source, as it is licensed under Commons Clause according to the README, which according to the FAQ is not open source. I'd be interested in knowing whether the commons clause license has been challenged as the wordin
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by cetra3 7y ago
> Sea-thru is protected by a registered patent owned by Carmel Ltd the Economic Co. of the Haifa University and its subsidiary SeaErra Looks like they are going to monetise this technology at some point given the disclaimer at the bottom
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by cetra3 7y ago
I think it might be a bit like the hollow face illusion: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollow-Face_illusion When I was playing an early version of HL2 VR if you walk right up to the wall, the crowbar you are holding go
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by cetra3 7y ago
I wish these prices were reflected to the consumer. Electricity bills in South Australia are ridiculous, and as a renter you don't have the luxury of installing solar panels.
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by cetra3 7y ago
I wouldn't even know where to begin to approach these mappings as they are highly context dependent. If it is possible with just normal vim mappings then that'd be excellent.
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by cetra3 7y ago
Both neovim-gtk & gnvim are great but don't integrate nicely with standard ctrl + c, ctrl + v actions which is super frustrating. VSCode with vim plugin handles this well with the Use Ctrl Keys option set. If you're in insert

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