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by clktmr 3y ago
I don't want to be tracked either. But if companies can play the law this easily, I think it's a pretty bad law.
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by clktmr 3y ago
IIRC for the http package at least, the original author stated it was a mistake.
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by clktmr 3y ago
I was recently working on getting Golang running on an N64[1]. While the hardware emulation was far from perfect, the easy to use debugger helped me a tremendous amount to get started. [1]: See https://github.com/embeddedgo
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by clktmr 3y ago
I must say, I don't like it at all. As with all characters that aren't part of my keyboard, the extra steps to type these add so much friction. Also, I would probably misread ρ as p, giving me the weirdest compile errors. How wo
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by clktmr 3y ago
Article says it does work for all numbers except repdigits, but I think it fails for all palindromic numbers?
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by clktmr 3y ago
I would love to see a desk with an integrated mechanical keyboard, or an inlet for them. I really liked the mechanical keyboards I had, but ultimately I prefer very slim keyboards.
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by clktmr 3y ago
Regardless of how uplifting this news article is, I think there is a lot of recklessness on the mother's side. In that condition she should carry an emergency button with her.
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by clktmr 3y ago
Parenthood isn't always a lifestyle decision and being a child certainly never is.
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by clktmr 3y ago
I tried "What features were added in the latest golang version", but it's convinced 1.18 instead of 1.20 is the latest version. When I asked about the latest version it told me it's 1.19rc2 and gave me instructions to in
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by clktmr 4y ago
Thanks, I will give it a try! Maybe event AstroNvim, because it's very close to my current config, which is probably pretty outdated in many places. Especially the all in lua config is very compelling.
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by clktmr 4y ago
Does someone know how the outline in the second image is created? I'm using tagbar but I would prefer to get the outline from LSP or Treesitter and only fallback to ctags.
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by clktmr 4y ago
There are light bulbs that will automatically decrease light temperature when they are dimmed (e.g. Phillips with "Warm Glow"). There is no use case for either warm bright or cold dim light. Made the installation much simpler for
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Golang adds experimental arena package(go-review.googlesource.com)
4 points by clktmr 4y ago|0 comments
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by clktmr 4y ago
I'm doing the same: https://gist.github.com/clktmr/7343895cc0dcc5a80a6c3d39d22ca... This will also backup and restore any files it might override.
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by clktmr 4y ago
True if you only do DIP, wouldn't recommend it for SMD. Eventually you will need to debug your PCB and solder some fixes, which will be frustrating for SMD parts without the proper equipment.
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by clktmr 4y ago
You can start with a breadboard, oscilloscope and a set of standard parts (LEDs, resistors, capacitors, inductors, diodes). Combine this with a microcontroller you can flash via USB dongle or an RaspberryPi. Should all fit on a desk. The
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by clktmr 4y ago
It's often difficult to find a summary in 50 characters, and it should be! Anything that's longer than 50 characters is probably too verbose too be viewed as a log.
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by clktmr 5y ago
I haven't tried my hands at eBPF yet. But wouldn't it be easier to just use strace() as long as you are only interested in syscalls?
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by clktmr 5y ago
> Minor Barriers Aren’t Minor This reminds me of Torvald's talk at Google about git, where he emphasizes how important it is to be able to change branches fast , reasoning that it will determine how git will be used in the future.
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by clktmr 5y ago
> rendering 2560x1440 to a 4K screen How does this work? Will it just upscale or is e.g. text still rendered at 4K? Rendering not at native resolution results always in blurred edges in my experience.
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by clktmr 5y ago
All my comments were in regard to the original thesis by Roaring Kitty, that it should trade at least in the $20s instead of below $5. I don't understand why you keep making references to current price and the resulted community, whic
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by clktmr 5y ago
> whether it bankrupts next year or 20, if it never makes profit the stock is worth $0. A business is at least worth it's liquidation value at any time. And $GME was trading near liquidation value. Feel free to read up on Cigar Bu
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by clktmr 5y ago
No, the original thesis was solely to survive another console cycle. As I said elsewhere, the 2020 valuation implied Gamestop defaulting on it's debt in 2021, because most analysts didn't even expect gen5 consoles to have an opti
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by clktmr 5y ago
What exactly is a "600% valuation"? In 2020 Gamestop was valued at a level that implied bankruptcy within two years.
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by clktmr 5y ago
I was following "Roaring Kittys" Youtube Channel when he had less than 400 subscribers. This was never intended to be a pump and dump, he genuinely made a case for a better valuation. The mania and hype started right after the s
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by clktmr 5y ago
Finally there is `git stash --staged` and I can stop making temporary commits which I might forget about later and accidentially push.
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by clktmr 5y ago
> The lower bandwidth of DAB results in lower quality. That's unlikely to be the reason. A 64 kbps AAC stream definitely has more potential than FM. If the DAB station sounds worse than FM station, it's probably because they
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by clktmr 5y ago
At the cost of a much higher bandwidth. I don't disagree, just wan't to clarify it's not a issue of digital encoding.
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by clktmr 5y ago
There are codecs which support this. I don't know if it's used anywhere because it certainly only makes sense for terrestrial broadcasting.
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by clktmr 5y ago
This comment could be written by me a year ago. Only when I drove my caffeine consumption to zero for a whole week (no coffee, no tea, no coke..) I had this massive headache. I am now back to one or two cups of coffee per day, which I enj

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