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by eXpl0it3r 10mo ago
And/or submit it to: https://powrss.com/ Same idea, maybe with a bit more focus on RSS
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by eXpl0it3r 10mo ago
And then you risk people making stupid decisions, which you have to fix later on, because you didn't attend the meeting. Sometimes it's not just about whether others think you should be there.
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by eXpl0it3r 10mo ago
I fully agree! Can also recommend to everyone to take a similar course or use self-study material on the topic. Understanding the lowest layers makes you a better software engineer, as your mental model of a CPU/PC gets sharper.
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
Someone has built a RSS feed aggregator specifically for personal websites: https://powrss.com/
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
Is this for your personal workflow, or for applications that you ship? How do you handle deployment / packaging of multiple, different ecosystems?
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
PdfPig [1] is a (partial?) port of PdfBox, I haven't really tried it so far, due to the weak support for PDF creation. [1] https://github.com/UglyToad/PdfPig
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
The past week, I've implemented a Markdig renderer that outputs / renders into a Migradoc document, which can be converted to PDF. For the limited used case it works quite well and I'm currently looking into open sourcing it
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
wkhtmltopdf repository has been archived on GitHub. Maybe if you're lucky, someone will make a fork, but it's quite hard for a fork to get traction and retain some user base / not to be immediately discarded as well. Qt WebKi
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
Thank you, glad you liked it! If you have any libraries on your list that is missing on mine, let me know!
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
Do you know what Foxit Reader does for the "printing" part? Does it convert it to XPS or PS?
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
Most of my research was directed at PDF creation and less at editing, so I'm not sure the list captures everything available. For example I somehow dismissed PdfPig [1] early on, because it's mostly for text extraction from PDFs,
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
You're welcome! Having played around with MigraDoc for the past few weeks, I do still recommend it, as long as you don't need more complex layouts. Here's a short and certainly incomplete list of limitations that I've ru
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
Just today I looked at LaTeX interop for C#, but it seems the TeX world is in its own bubble of commandline tools. Do you use any library or are you just calling the standard TeX CLI tools?
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
It is misleading in so far that XSLT is an independent standard [1] and isn't owned by Google, so they cannot "kill it", or rather they'd have to ask W3C to mark it as deprecated. What they can do is remove support for X
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
Obviously P2P gets used in various things, my point was just, that (most) people likely won't willingly join P2P networks to fight "censorship" or help archive things with questionable content or tainted with potential copyri
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
Except a lot of people wouldn't participate in a peer-to-peer network for fear of legal repercussions.
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Material for MkDocs Is No More Long Live Zensical(duerrenberger.dev)
2 points by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago|0 comments
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
Good to know, thank you! Though, makes me wonder how much "old code" this is then collecting...
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
It seems the PDFSharp rabbit hole goes even deeper than I've realized! Latest MigraDoc & PDFSharp seem to have been updated and ported to .NET 6 after a lot of the forks happened, so it was unclear to me whether there's merits
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by eXpl0it3r 11mo ago
For the uninitiated, what's a "hybrid linear attention architecture"?
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Ubiquiti SFP Wizard(blog.ui.com)
260 points by eXpl0it3r 1y ago|190 comments
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by eXpl0it3r 1y ago
I don't like the taste of coffee, but consume probably an unhealthy amount of caffeine through other means. My question was mostly if the coffee itself is the cause of the side effects, you could still consider other ways to consume ca
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Traffic Light Protocol(first.org)
59 points by eXpl0it3r 1y ago|32 comments
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by eXpl0it3r 1y ago
Is the problem coffee or caffeine? I'm not the best at this either, but enough sleep really does wonders to focus. What also helps me with focus is the pomodoro technique in some form, basically setting myself a timer, within which I w
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by eXpl0it3r 1y ago
Maybe it's just me, but they all look over-edited. Every single face is shining like they've been polished and apparently everyone has baby face skin, no texture at all.
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by eXpl0it3r 1y ago
I agree that the customer / business focus is often very lacking. Sometimes because engineering is put too much into focus, but very often because of politics. At the same time it's not an easy thing to do. The "business&quot
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by eXpl0it3r 1y ago
Will Google ban your account if you login?
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by eXpl0it3r 1y ago
> pgEdge is a modern distributed database system built on standard PostgreSQL that’s designed for geo-distribution, high availability, and low latency — especially useful for "edge" deployments. Had to look elsewhere as well...
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by eXpl0it3r 1y ago
Except that the pen keeps failing a lot faster as the ink is depleted and the pen writes different whether it runs nearly dry, has to get the ink fully flowing again, or when there's plenty of ink and it flows smoothly.
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by eXpl0it3r 1y ago
Link is broken, full link: https://medium.com/@vpalmisano/run-whisper-audio-transcripti...

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