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Hi, thanks for working on an ncdu rewrite! In case you're looking for feature requests, there are a few things I wish that were supported OOTB: 1. breadth-first search? sometimes most of the directories are tiny and when one with a lot
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My first intuitive thought is "gosh, please, don't". It sounds like a crazy idea to integrate a neural net to everything - it might work in the 99.999% cases, but when something like this fails, good luck debugging it, re-tra
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5y ago
Context if you first read comments then check article: this is here because the site was down right after it made it to the front page.
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5y ago
What's GBM?
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6y ago
Nice! What's the execution time? So far I only tried Brython and it's pretty nice: https://github.com/brython-dev/brython I especially like the fact that I can have the same language in the backend and the fr
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6y ago
It sounds like a loaded question, but a perfectly valid one :) If you're asking whether I actually change the tools I complain about then the answer is "no". The reason is that if you hate how, say, coreutils works and have a
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6y ago
Docs aren't a replacement for a good UX. Tmux comes from the times when this attitude was okay, but I feel that the standard now is raised and if the UI could give some feedback/help that doesn't require reading through all o
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6y ago
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/x...
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6y ago
Just to save somebody some searching, here's what the release name refers to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xerxes_II
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6y ago
Is that really all that different compared to the processes water goes through before it makes it to our taps?
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6y ago
Not a lawyer, but perhaps this perspective would work in Finland? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10863939
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6y ago
I guess I could bear this point if there was a commitment to dedicate this money to something that can actually save orders of magnitude more lives - though even then it's highly debatable. Thing is, is there at least such a promise?
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6y ago
How about this one for a start? https://www.businessinsider.com/well-these-new-zuckerberg-im... There are so many problems surrounding Facebook and its CEO Zuckerberg that it's pretty difficult to choose one. https:&#
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6y ago
That makes me wonder what's the upper bound of storage required to contain all of the text humans had ever written. 1k times as much? 10k? Either way, I have a feeling that all of the drives would probably fit in a regular apartment ro
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6y ago
Nice! Now if there was a way to make it sticky, it would be perfect. Maybe a new label and milestone to better expose it?
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6y ago
What's wrong with the second example?
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6y ago
Also, couldn't error correction allow you to only put part of the QR code?
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6y ago
Could you elaborate on that? Which features of preprocessor make it impossible to implement C++ modules?
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6y ago
> To date, workers in Germany can only write off work costs at home if they can prove they have one room in their household dedicated solely to work. How does one prove they don't use the room for anything else? Webcam recording thr
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6y ago
Seconded. Pet peeve: whenever I see those comments after having the title changed, I'm curious: "what was the original title?". In this case, it was: "KDE Community Edition is now available". I just feel like it
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6y ago
I guess we misunderstood each other then. I got the impression from your post that you're willing to join the crowd that's never willing to turn on JS etc. If it's just about reading the newspaper, you can pick a less invasiv
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6y ago
A vulnerability that isn't an RCE isn't necessarily shallow: https://xkcd.com/1200/
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Do you actually see it as a practical solution? When you use those features only when you're a web dev, not only you're actually using them anyway (which defeats the purpose by driving demand), but you also increase supply by crea
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6y ago
This one wouldn't be always on, but blink on signal. Way to differentiate between activity and just being plugged in.
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I feel obliged to point out that "Why We Sleep" has been discredited: https://guzey.com/books/why-we-sleep/
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6y ago
...Another LED for the data wire then?
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6y ago
Could it be because of some patents that made it impossible to do it properly?
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6y ago
> half-pizza team Could you define this term? I tried Googling, but it looks like there are just two references and neither is clear to me.
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6y ago
You can just flag those cards and remove them from your deck. It's all about having it personalized.
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6y ago
Why?
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