danudey

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by danudey 11d ago
Worth mentioning that someone else in the comments converted their large library of JPEGs to JPEG XL for exactly this reason and only realized afterwards that they lost a ton of image metadata from the EXIF tags. This probably isn't wh
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by danudey 11d ago
Very confused by the article. Is memoization new to the eBPF world? Did the author only just learn about it and wanted to use it? In reality, the article is about correctly caching a path:policy mapping while working within the limitations
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by danudey 11d ago
As someone who's used btrfs and zfs, btrfs today is still a pale imitation of what zfs was at launch. btrfs feels like people wanted to make a filesystem which had all the 'pretty neat' features of ZFS but without the tightly
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by danudey 25d ago
I borrowed a dyson vacuum once from a neighbour. Despite using it to vacuum my apartment after already having used my own vacuum, it filled up almost instantly with stuff my personal vacuum left in the carpet. My current vacuum is a V15, an
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by danudey 25d ago
I bought a Dyson vacuum, or rather I was given one as a gift from my wife after she saw a joke twitter post about a man being happier about a new vacuum than the birth of his own kids. She gave it to me on Christmas Eve because I was about
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by danudey 25d ago
It supports a dark theme but then you can't see 90% of what it actually does because drop shadows on dark backgrounds just plain don't work.
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by danudey 28d ago
I'm in favor of removing 32-bit dependencies from steam-the-application, except that you still need 32-bit libraries to run 32-bit games in Wine. Having steam depend on those libraries directly means that when you install you get all t
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by danudey 1mo ago
While I agree with a lot of what he says (complexity and layers of abstraction impact performance), it's probably worth noting that his examples are not necessarily relevant to all software. Does my web browser feel slow because of poi
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by danudey 1mo ago
Part of the reason a Chinese invasion of Taiwan seems more realistic is Trump being a sycophant towards any dictator who will give him the time of day, including Xi Jinping. It's not impossible, but I feel as though if Trump decides th
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by danudey 1mo ago
A few years ago I decided I was going to get some fresh air by going and working on the (south-facing) deck. Put my phone and drink outside, went back to get my laptop, brought it outside. Outside was too bright for me to see my laptop scre
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by danudey 1mo ago
There are so many apps out there which take every shortcut they can to make it easier for developers regardless of the impact on users. On iOS, using things like react native instead of actually native code; on desktop systems, using Electr
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by danudey 1mo ago
They're saying that the site simulates what would be sent to Facebook without actually sending the request to Facebook. (I'm not sure if that's true, but I hope so)
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by danudey 1mo ago
The main argument against these fonts is that you are removing accessibility for humans permanently in exchange for removing accessibility for scrapers temporarily. It might raise the cost for some scrapers, to some degree, but it raises th
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by danudey 1mo ago
AI finding issues in code and reporting them so that an AI can review and triage them for another AI to fix.
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by danudey 1mo ago
(I'm certain you know this already but I'm posting this for people who might want more context) Part of the problem that people don't really realize is that it's not practical to just 'link against old glibc'.
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by danudey 1mo ago
More importantly, openly shared public-weight models limits the scale of the success that closed-weight private AI services can manage. Eventually it'll become cheaper and easier to pay some AI data centre to use their capacity plus an
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by danudey 1mo ago
Don't worry, AI companies and the companies around them have ensured that so much of the US economy is tied into AI that they've become Too Big to Fail, so that when things eventually collapse the US government will give them tril
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by danudey 1mo ago
100% the US government would maintain that AI is the key to the success of the US economy over China, and that it can only happen as long as it's run by profiteering billionaires aiming to extract money from society at the fastest rate
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by danudey 1mo ago
Maybe with lower weekly quotas the load will be lower and we'll have fewer outages? A guy can dream.
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by danudey 2mo ago
For what it's worth, I've used Claude to write a lot of smaller utility tools that I wouldn't normally have the time to sit down and implement, but which also solve straightforward problems. One small example is an extension
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by danudey 2mo ago
My Windows 98 install got ten times faster when I went from 32 MB of RAM to 48 MB of RAM. A fresh boot of my Windows 98 install at the time, once everything was loaded and settled, used up 27 MB of RAM, meaning that after 5 MB of allocation
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by danudey 2mo ago
If only society paid the cost of mental health in increased counselling that money would go a lot further.
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by danudey 2mo ago
Knowing that our competitor is trying to poach one of our clients away by promising a new feature could be very useful to us. Likewise, knowing that a competitor is at risk of losing a customer because they won't implement a feature th
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by danudey 2mo ago
In Firefly (as in Rust) you can define fields as Optional, so you can do Option[String]; that lets you say "this variable is a String but it might not be here". That lets you then check to see if something is set, rather than chec
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by danudey 2mo ago
The way our Claude Codes are configured at work is pretty nice. There are directory patterns it can't access, like .local or .config, so when it needs to it creates a throwaway scratch pad and asks you to put stuff there; screenshots,
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by danudey 2mo ago
This is a complex task, and I want to avoid blatant self-promotion, but there are solutions that people are building which allows you to give a degree of freedom to your agents but also lock them down as well. Our company has a product whic
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by danudey 2mo ago
"Uh oh, this is a problem. Welp, I'm outta here, good luck."
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by danudey 2mo ago
MySQL installed with skip-networking was very common, but as soon as you need to access it over the network (e.g. when you move from one box with MySQL and PHP to one for each) then you have to enable networking and everything falls apart.
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by danudey 2mo ago
All of your complaints sound like someone who is projecting American values and behavior onto another culture. > Or new local businesses cannot start because they can't buy property limiting options for consumers? Are a lot of new l
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by danudey 2mo ago
Or come to downtown Vancouver. I live in a small apartment, but within four blocks I have a community centre with gym, a pharmacy, a post office, a grocery store, a small bakery, the best liquor store in the city, three banks, a hot pot res

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