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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
How does this microvm/sbx compare to lima (what Colima uses)?
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
I thought they were already heading in that direction with the single window mode merging. But ok sure I guess they'll never change anything because a sister project existed 2 decades ago or whatever.
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
How do we get this into mainline GIMP? As a GIMP user since it existed, I can say that the default interface "works" but the ux isn't great. This looks like a marked improvement and would give me something more like Inkscapes
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
I'm so fucking tired of jumping ship with these password vault providers. This will be my third jump in so many years. Exactly what value do they think they have left to extract from me? I'm a paying customer for a product that es
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
Requiring a reverse proxy for TLS is pretty standard, but the rest of those findings are egregious (if they haven't been addressed yet.)
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
Glyphosate use didn't really explode in use until the genetic modification of "round up ready" crops in 1996. The real danger was the havoc it'd play on my gut biome.
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
To be frank, we live in sad dark HN loser times.
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
Depends on the domain really, along with you and your user's aversion to risk. On average I'd agree your take holds true though.
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
Good.
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
"letting me" is hardly how I'd put it. More like I would refuse to eat any and all food unless committed to a hospital stay. Eating Cheerios and taking supplements was a compromise for my exhausted parents and they were more
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
Didn't mainline Linux drop i386 in like 2012? Wild it still functions tbh
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
Online communities really do work. That said I don't think "Ask HN" is exactly a bastion of insight and growth opportunities, unless you're a founder I guess.
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
I want folks to ask questions as much as possible. When it becomes too much I just implement "office hours"
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
There have been many epochs of "The Internet" throughout the years. Living through the internet of my youth (the beginnings) was a VERY different experience than what it is today with my kids.
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
We usually call these our "safe foods" and yes, it is a very real problem for many of us in the autistic community, specifically around nutritional deficiencies. In a similar vein, as a child I went several years just eating plain
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
A while back I attempted to extract the FF reader code to make it a front end to various non-web clients (email with pine key bindings etc) I got it to a prototype level but then shelved it after having difficulty getting good results with
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
Those who burn the most money "win", I guess?
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
This is the best characterization of the collective corporate madness I've seen yet. Bravo
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
This was the only way to run Bedrock Minecraft for a hot minute on my kids machines
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
Maybe someone could revive FirefoxOS
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
We do this via feature flags as well whenever "fixing" a non-trivial bug
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
Where are the metrics being sourced from exactly? Externally? or does this project have benchmarks running somewhere for the purposes of this project. Latter would likely be more apples to apples comparisons in case some external sources ar
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
It really is incredible how frequently these occur in everyday codebases of sufficient size.
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
Sadly none is available for my current use case. Building one is so far out of scope that it'd be the most epic yak shaving of all time. If this was a personal project I would consider it. My personal projects are all about the journey
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
There are literally formally verified language transpilers out there today. They can get you 100% coverage without "cheating" like LLMs tend to do by modifying test suites to pass, etc. I'm currently using an LLM in my day jo
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
A 1:1 translation, warts and all, is the _only_ foolproof way to do a language to language rewrite. Anything else in a non-trivial codebase is almost guaranteed to introduce regressions.
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by drzaiusx11 4mo ago
Even before the advent of LLMs, I have personally (and largely successfully) translated several production systems from one language to another. I've learned it's best to start with a mechanical translation, literally bug for bug,
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by drzaiusx11 5mo ago
Sounds similar to scuttlebutt
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by drzaiusx11 5mo ago
No surprise here that the macro + char* approach wins hands down. I'm not really an active C++ user but I did use a VERY similar trick in my custom C code generator DSL (writing in Ruby) just this week. Easy and no "magic" in
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by drzaiusx11 5mo ago
We're on AWS Managed Prometheus + Grafana in production and it certainly scales just fine, although I'm sure under the hood it's an entirely different beast than FOSS Prometheus, likely only AWS engineers truly know..

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