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by electromech 4y ago
PSA: it doesn't work on Ubuntu 22.04. I wanted to use it a few months ago, and it's not yet fixed.
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by electromech 4y ago
I created an account at gitea.com and when I try to edit a file, it says, "You must fork this repository to make or propose changes to this repository." (Tried on https://gitea.com/gitea/tea/src/bran
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Ask HN: Do any Git servers support patch sets (i.e., contrib without forks)?
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by electromech 4y ago
Thanks for this. I began switching to a vegan diet a few months AFTER my depression started. The suffering in the world weighs heavily on me, and it's marginally helpful to do something about it.
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by electromech 4y ago
Our World In Data is the largest open source data collection & analysis that I'm aware of. https://github.com/owid The 80000 Hours podcast has an interview with the (non-technical) creator of OWID. I seem to recall
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by electromech 4y ago
(copy-pasting what I said in sibling comment) soketto has a hyper example. I haven't found a websocket benchmark that compares them, but you can see here that soketto let's you re-use a buffer: https://docs.rs/soke
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by electromech 4y ago
soketto has a hyper example. I haven't found a websocket benchmark that compares them, but you can see here that soketto let's you re-use a buffer: https://docs.rs/soketto/latest/src/soketto/con
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by electromech 4y ago
Ah shoot, poem's websocket implementation uses tokio_tungstenite like most of the other hyper-adjacent Rust web frameworks. It's unfortunate that library has become the default for websockets because the performance is rather lack
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by electromech 4y ago
> The cookie middleware is easy to use. In axum... Been there, fought that! By the end, I had thoroughly abused the Axum API to get it working.
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by electromech 4y ago
> I maintain a PyPA member project (and contribute to many others) THANK YOU! > keeps the community organized around shared goals (such as standardizing Python's packaging tooling) Personally I felt some disconnect between "
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by electromech 4y ago
Thanks for posting this! I'm glad I had the chance to share some feedback. I only wish I had seen an "Other Feedback" box to simply say thanks to everyone trying to make things better.
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by electromech 4y ago
After my own attempts, I concluded that LinkedIn doesn't meet my expectations for privacy, so I don't use LinkedIn. Per your standards, you also don't think LinkedIn sufficiently values your privacy (or your time), so why kee
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by electromech 4y ago
> my first test was along the lines of “it can categorise a single transaction correctly”... I was attempting a more “top down” design strategy here. Sounds right to me! I usually start projects/features with a test that covers the
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by electromech 4y ago
TL;DR, Zuck & Pichai demonstrating how NOT to lead. I can see the Cheyenne Dialysis commercial now... --- <a black-and-white screen portrays a boss screaming at employees> Narrator: "Do your employees seem disengaged? Is it &
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by electromech 4y ago
There are lots. This is one: https://knative.dev/docs/
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by electromech 4y ago
There are plenty of FOSS serverless options https://knative.dev/docs/ https://krustlet.dev https://www.openfaas.com/
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by electromech 4y ago
It: "powered by Rust + Apache Iceberg" Me: Oh cool, can I run it in my k8s cluster? <clicks link> It: "designed specifically for AWS" Me: disappointed and annoyed by title Looking at that service diagram, "Pow
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by electromech 4y ago
This greatly appeals to me, but I don't quite understand how these work. I looked into searx and friends, and it seems too good to be true. Like, if it's turning around and making requests to Google, don't they detect that as
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by electromech 4y ago
Yes, it's getting worse, but somehow no one can beat their very low bar. I always start with Brave or DDG, and a high percentage of the time I need to resort to `!g`. Recently, I couldn't remember the domain name for the web game,
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by electromech 5y ago
Where are you getting that from the article? He seems to address that point: > Both of these calculations are based on average temperature. Arguably what habitability depends on is be maximum temperature. If it gets unendurably hot durin
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by electromech 5y ago
The most important part of the post: > This is a draft of a chapter for a book I am working on... My conclusions are pretty dramatic and I want to know if they are, for some reason, wildly wrong. I am familiar with the author; he's
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by electromech 5y ago
This made my day, especially the scripts that were not ultimately useful, yet you are proud of them and glad you spent the time to do them. I tend to beat myself up for not doing more "productive" coding, and I need to appreciat
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by electromech 5y ago
That sucks, man. I relate. My graveyard of unfinished projects is... expansive. I haven't "figured it out" yet, but here are some things I do to improve my chances of success and ameliorate the personal damage of failure. 0.