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by eknkc 9mo ago
You can be stalked by 100 different devices on the market though. Not like this is the only possible way to track someone. This is like nerfing knifes because they can kill people.
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by eknkc 9mo ago
A list of the slop if anyone is interested: https://gist.github.com/bagder/07f7581f6e3d78ef37dfbfc81fd1d...
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by eknkc 9mo ago
It quacks like a duck though.
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by eknkc 10mo ago
They were already gonna edit it in post to remove the hose anyway.. Might as well remove the crew too in that case.
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by eknkc 11mo ago
Let's say I want to create a small 2D game. I'm no game dev so nothing fancy, just a PoC. I'm willing to take a code first approach and I love C#. What is my best best? - Unity seems promising but they have a weird version of
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by eknkc 11mo ago
Looks like it is already available on VSCode Copilot. Just tried a prompt that was not returning anything good on Sonnet 4.5. (Did not spend much time though, but the prompth was already there on the chat screen so I switched the model and
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by eknkc 11mo ago
Completely off topic; So I just took a look at DJ’s website and he has a college transcript there. Something looked interesting. Apparently he passed a marksmanship PE course at the first year. Is that a thing in US? I don’t know, maybe its
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by eknkc 11mo ago
https://webamp.org/
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by eknkc 11mo ago
I share the same name with a local TV star in my country. Even that is a PITA. Can’t imagine being named Mark Zuckerberg or Michael Jackson or anything like that. At some point there were teenager girls calling me (no idea how they got the
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by eknkc 1y ago
.net has a polymorphic serializer where the output json contains a $type field for deserializer to choose the concrete type. It needs to be the very first key in the object. I’ve been bitten by this because postgresql’s jsonb also does not
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by eknkc 1y ago
Most alternatives being talked about are working on query strings (like `$.phoneNumbers[:1].type`) which is fine but can not be easily modeled / modified by code. Things like https://jsonlogic.com/ works better if you
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by eknkc 1y ago
I use httpie (not httpie actually, https://github.com/ducaale/xh but it has the exact same ux). For the life of me, I can't remember curl flags for some reason. Even fucking -X POST... Sending JSON is pain too. Fo
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by eknkc 1y ago
Since this is old, I assume someone found these photos and then manually selected the pointer location. Maybe used openCV or something like that.. But I'd most likely go with manual. There are 700+ images defined in https://
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by eknkc 1y ago
This seems like a great program! Small anectode; My wife runs a cafe in Ankara, Turkey. A week after opening a random cat walked in and claimed one of the chairs. We started feeding him. Then another walked in... We left a large automated f
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by eknkc 1y ago
They have a cloud offering. Hourly billing instances with basic management features. They also have an S3 compatible storage service as part of it and a load balancer. I mean it is not really "cloud" compared to larger ones, just
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by eknkc 1y ago
I personally am a user of JavaScript and don’t care what it is called. Call it FuckScript for what I care. How does this benefit anything other than Deno marketing?
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by eknkc 1y ago
I've been using pnpm and it does not run lifecycle scripts by default. Asks for confirmation and creates a whitelist if you allow things. Might be the better default.
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by eknkc 1y ago
Does that even matter? The malware could have been a JS code injected into the module entry point itself. As soon as you execute something that imports the package (which, you did install for a reason) the code can run. I don't think t
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by eknkc 1y ago
I guess for 2D vectors that would work? For 1024 dimensions even with 8 bit quantization you are looking at a terrabyte of data. Lets make it binary vectors, it is still 128GB of VRAM. WAT?
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by eknkc 1y ago
Go already has a JSON parser and serializer. It kind of resembles the JS api where you push some objects into JSON.stringify and it serializes them. Or you push some string and get an object (or string etc) from JSON.parse. The types themse
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by eknkc 1y ago
If you don't like changing APIs I'd stay away from the Remix guys. I know it is not like Next but I've used react-router, which had some API churn, later evolved to remix and then back to react-router... Backward incompatible
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by eknkc 1y ago
I have a tendency to use different stuff on new projects for the sake of it. I've built apps with express + react on client, angular, vue, next, nuxt.. Used go, .net, node, php etc on the server. I always find good and bad parts and ap
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by eknkc 1y ago
I thought wayland had some restrictions on global clipboard access and the last time I tried none of the well known clipboard managers worked as expected. (Also they all looked like shit). This has been one of my pain points switching from
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by eknkc 1y ago
I have done a lot of data migrations between sqlite -> postgres and such using duckdb. It works great but does not seem to perform well. I'd simply leave an instance churning data but a specialized small cli tool would probably work
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by eknkc 1y ago
Yes. I do not tend to launch new tabs. I almost always use a single tab for browsing. Only when I need to keep something around then I launch a new tab to preserve the old one. That means the address bar is my main interaction with the brow
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by eknkc 1y ago
Yeah. That’s one reason I stopped using Kagi. Its not their fault but it is what it is.
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by eknkc 1y ago
I remember downloading stuff from usenet 20 years ago and the par files going with them. Basically, files were split into chunks and you’d merge the chunks. In case there was a missing or corrupt chunk, the par files would allow recovering
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by eknkc 1y ago
It is also my first choice now. Especially due to built in SQLite support. Also recently needed to write a simple script to dump some data to S3. Found out that bun has built in s3 client too...
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by eknkc 1y ago
It works great on adding stuff to an already established codebase. Things like “we have these search parameters, also add foo”. Remove anything related to x…
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Ask HN: Are GitHub Actions Down
2 points by eknkc 1y ago|1 comments

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