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chabad360
8mo ago
I will admit that while I think the idea of Vouch is nice, I'm not a huge fan. But that is not really an issue here, the issue is that this seems to be very exploitable. There's nothing to counteract someone creating a bunch of re
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10mo ago
This is very exciting to me, I have been reluctant to upgrade from my Pixel 4a because I've been looking for a small form factor phone, and those seem to have gone extinct. Now here comes a product that both provides a small form facto
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10mo ago
I'm working on a project in a very similar space, and we decided to add gamification. We don't want to harass our users or annoy them into using the app, and therefore our notifications will be easily manageable. But we believe th
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Code-to-Metric Regression: Predicting Numeric Outcomes of Code Executions
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1y ago
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Nintendo's latest patents on Pokémon mechanics should not have been granted
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1y ago
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Tanstack: Headless, type-safe and powerful utilities for Web Applications
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1y ago
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1y ago
I think the one really useful suggestion here is at the end of the article. Having some way for the compiler to know that a struct satisfies a particular interface, and thereby create a fast path that sidesteps reflection would be marked pe
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1y ago
It should be noted, it is 100% possible to use Secure Boot with Linux and not be impacted at all. AFAIK, most (if not all) UEFI firmwares allow enrolling your own keys. Managing secure boot these days is as easy as installing sbctl and addi
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Precisely Tracking Stealth Fighters Using Cheap Cameras Without AI [video]
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1y ago
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Operese: A Windows to Linux Migration Tool [video]
(youtube.com)
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1y ago
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Home Assistant Voice chapter 10
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1y ago
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2y ago
I'm making an NES emulator in Go. Not because other ones don't exist, but because I've been wanting to get more familiar with low level system principles, and there ain't a better way than building one. I suppose I'
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2y ago
Tailscale does support this. Using the Subnet routing feature you can expose other devices on the network to the Tailnet. I had to use this for a while with TrueNAS because of the way it handles TS integration (eventually I moved to using a
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2y ago
Speaking as a Pixel 4a customer with this update: I received the update, and like everyone else, my phone battery started draining incredibly quickly. However, after getting the free battery replacement, my phone's battery has returned
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chabad360
2y ago
One thing I can say for sure. If you're Looking for an Algolia-like dev experience, Meilisearch is much easier to use than Elastic.
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2y ago
No they do not, they have their own indexes. https://help.kagi.com/kagi/search-details/search-sources.htm...
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2y ago
That's actually something I've been slowly working on. There's a bug in the go parser tho that kinda slowed things down a lot.
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2y ago
Damn! That's a throwback. I remember reading about you guys in an airplane magazine once and getting hooked on the concept. I always wondered where y'all went...
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2y ago
They were sued by Sonos for patent infringement.
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2y ago
Can you provide a reference for that? A quick search for me didn't bring up anything. I'm curious to read more.
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2y ago
The gist is because DNS gets updated. Your computer already has a local cache of all DNS responses it receives and relies on those until that entry expires (as set by the TTL field). If you want to run a local resolver, you can, but it woul
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2y ago
I'm rather excited to see a blog post somewhere explaining how and why this works. Considering the amount of effort the mod's creator underwent, it seems like that would be quite the treat.
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2y ago
This could actually be really helpful to me, as I have trouble hearing someone speaking in a busy room because my mind is trying to pick up everything (I think this is because of my ADHD). Having a way to significantly quiet out other noise
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2y ago
Except that its syntax choices are a little odd, instead of making all code inside curly braces, there are some special keywords which only mean something if they are at the beginning of a paragraph (iirc).
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2y ago
Same, I've been looking for something like this ever since Rewind came out.
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cwASIO: Alterative ASIO SDK Implementation
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Blackmagic Design NAB 2024 Update [video]
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3y ago
They did for a while, but recently officially broke it again.
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3y ago
In theory, I agree with your viewpoint. Yes, obviously, safety critical systems need to remain safe, and a workshop that isn't capable of performing maintenance to the degree mandated by the train software shouldn't be doing it at
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3y ago
From my brief usage it seems to lack a couple of basic stuff, but nothing that couldn't be added later on. But, I am curious why they decided to go with reserving keywords (like if and for) instead of doing what JSX does and just wrapp
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