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by eknkc 3y ago
YAML has a lot of quirks. I've written a fair share of YAML config files and I might still prefer it to JSON for that use case. However, JSON is as barebones as it gets and requires zero brain power to read. It's not just toolin
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by eknkc 3y ago
On the other hand, VsCode dominates the basic editor space. TypeScript basically became the standard in web development. GitHub is MS, NPM is MS. .net is now open source and I'd not be surprised if it starts getting popular again. I&#x
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by eknkc 3y ago
Are you sure about this? It it is not explicitly written somewhere it is not mandatory to use USB-C. There has to be some documents stating the exact name USB-C or the designated standard codes etc. how can this be enforced otherwise? And h
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by eknkc 3y ago
I play vanilla except I always disable cliffs. That's it. I sometimes edit resource distribution if I wish to experiment with specific transports etc but cliffs always go away. I don't care what they intended as it is not fun for
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by eknkc 3y ago
One of my previous cars came with no spare but “run flat” tires (might be named something else). Basically they have strong sidewalls that do not collapse even without pressure. You can ride on them at much slower speeds to get to a tire sh
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by eknkc 3y ago
Just out of curiousity, took a look at some benchmarks and apparently a M2 macbook pro can hit 300MH/s easily. That would mean something like 30 seconds to hash the entire search space. I guess specilaized GPU implementations can do a
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by eknkc 3y ago
And if you don’t know the phone number you can brute force that pretty easily and it’s all the same. How many bits of enthropy are there on phone numbers?
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by eknkc 3y ago
What would salting do? The sender would need to share the salt anyway. I guess it would eliminate a database of number hashes approach but brute forcing a salted phone number hash should not be a big problem in any case.
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by eknkc 3y ago
How does Apple Watch perform here? I have a Whoop 4.0 which I don't really like that much and was thinking about getting an Apple Watch as soon as they release a new one this fall. I assume it'd have superior data and Apple health
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by eknkc 3y ago
At this point I'm personally convinced that ipv6 is a failed technology. It used to be interesting to see the news about new ipv6 deployments, adoption ratings etc. Now I basically don't care.
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by eknkc 3y ago
I never liked wkhtmltopdf. We experimented with phantomjs, headless chrome, electron, headless firefox etc and headless chrome produces really good results at this point.
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by eknkc 3y ago
It most certainly is. Never had a reason to create pdf documents fast though. Even when you have a user waiting for a PDF download it is generally acceptable.
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by eknkc 3y ago
The best way to create invoices (not just invoices) IMHO is to use an html to pdf converter. There are several API services and you can use headless chrome to do it yourself. Easy to design an invoice using a web route and simply convert it
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by eknkc 3y ago
They do code highlighting, search indexing and symbol resolution. I don't know if those can be disabled but they need them to look at the code, update state (indexes and such, maybe caching on highlighting).
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by eknkc 3y ago
No disrespect to Peter Zijlstra, I'm sure he has been a lot more impactful on the open source community than I will ever be but his immmediate reply caught my attention: >> [Being tracked in this bug which contains much more deta
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by eknkc 3y ago
I could also work if Deno had to offer more than what Node does, while being compatible. People would start using Deno and then start using Deno specific things which are not compatible with Node. Long shot though.
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by eknkc 4y ago
It is not compatible with a lot of stuff. Can't subscribe to youtube premium family. Can't use android automotive. Can't use this that etc. I switched to my old basic google account for google services and probably move my do
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by eknkc 4y ago
Yeah but there are levels of weak typing. JS does not do this as both operands are strings, it compares them as strings. That makes tons of more sense compared to this. Not that JS is the most sane language out there but PHP tends to make i
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by eknkc 4y ago
I guess LTO is right there at the moment. Even LiFePo4 batteries are a lot more safer than Li-Ion ones. From what I’ve seen, I would gladly have a LTO pack in my house.
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by eknkc 4y ago
The buttons work here in our office building and many other places. Some wait for the door to be fully open first and then allow immediate closing. That would solve your issue. Some do actually stop opening and close the doors halfway throu
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by eknkc 4y ago
Yeah that was it. The cat jumps on me if I let him in. Meows like crazy if I don't. Maybe I should stimulate him more during the day though.
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by eknkc 4y ago
It has been Good Enough™ unfortunately. At this point I feel like we will never see IPv6 fully deployed.
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by eknkc 4y ago
We have 2 cats that I love but one of them makes sure that I do not get a good nights sleep. I could not find any solutions so far. On top of that my wife snores and I’ve had long periods of poor sleep as a result of this. I realised that t
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by eknkc 4y ago
NIMBY, an acronym for "Not In My Backyard," describes the phenomenon in which residents of a neighbourhood designate a new development (e.g. shelter, affordable housing, group home) or change in occupancy of an existing developmen
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by eknkc 4y ago
That input is 610 tokens. With the actual prompt and the response let's say you hit 1000 tokens. That would be 2 cents per question then. Not sure how often do people ask Siri questions but that seems like it would not be a significant
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by eknkc 4y ago
I'm pretty sure this'd be a welcome addition to the language but to be honest, the syntax looks shit.
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by eknkc 4y ago
They are available as desk and wristwatches too ( https://mondaine.com )
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by eknkc 4y ago
I would ocassionally see dynamic web pages with .exe extensions before 2000s. I assume Windows IIS was also CGI capable and people were building dynamic web handlers in whatever language, compiling down to an executable. It makes perfect se
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by eknkc 4y ago
- TablePlus is a great database client.. It is simple but powerful. Can connect to any rdbms out there, fast and stable. ( https://tableplus.com ) - Kaleidoscope is the best diff / merge gui app I have used. ( https:/&#x
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by eknkc 4y ago
I gave Linux a honest shot when my previous macbook keyboard died, however I could not make it work. - Last time I tried, Linux could not do proper fractional scaling. I use 4k 27" displays and wish to use 1.5x scaling. macOS does it p

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