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by est 1y ago
https://clickhouse.com/docs/knowledgebase/kafka-to-clickhous... For anyone if curious.
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by est 1y ago
I remember there's expression() on IE6.
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by est 1y ago
can you just buffer some writes in Vector and eliminate Kafka? I setup some Vector to buffer ElasticSearch writes years ago, also for logs, it ran so well without any problems that I almost fogot about it.
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by est 1y ago
because most Electron apps are not that complex. Just few forms with some buttons.
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by est 1y ago
So why can't Python call system WebView directly? Is passing through layers of Rust really needed here?
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by est 1y ago
nostr started as very simple but soon there are like millions of NIPs.
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by est 1y ago
<input data-on-input__debounce.200ms="@get('/examples/active_search/search')" /> seems a little crazy, why can't we use traditional methods like this? <input oninput="debounce(0.2).
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by est 1y ago
Let me guess, it use some kind of ESP32? opens article > First, the researchers had seven volunteers sit in a chair at various distances of 1, 2, and 3 meters from two ESP32 microcontrollers that used Pulse-Fi to estimate the volunteers’
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by est 1y ago
since ATProto had a Merkle Tree of its own, I wonder if tangled utillize this internally to interop with git
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by est 1y ago
Mostly Xiaomi. Huawei was notorous for its "wolf pack" saturation attacks. Xiaomi had a very clever defence tactic. It's a long story.
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by est 1y ago
> No multi-line string Which is a good thing. This makes JSONL possible.
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by est 1y ago
A similar story happens to Chinese company, Xiaomi vs Huawei Turns out you only need dozens of Internet accounts to smear a Fortune 500 company.
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by est 1y ago
Linus Torvalds: 'Talk is cheap. Show me the code' Today: 'code is cheap, show me the talk'
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by est 1y ago
> how the heat dissipation of EVs compares to ICE vehicles Xiaomi Su7 Ultra had a 400W twin fan, 530W liquid pump and a 28kW heat dissipation for powertrain.
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by est 1y ago
what are some good solutions to this? proximate location sharing?
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by est 1y ago
> everyone having a domain name This idea is an incremental improvement over "everyone is posting x.com"
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by est 1y ago
PDS is a cool idea, I hope the community addresses problems like content farm, spam and original attribution as a higher priority. Or I see malicious actors would wreck the federation mechanism. This is already the case with Email SMTPs
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by est 1y ago
second this. Just might as well add `defer` keyword like Golang.
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by est 1y ago
> it's not impossible to force other filetypes in there. This in itself makes it high risk you mean other files will bloat the repo and slow down the performance? Yes it's a very valid concern, but this system targets personal
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by est 1y ago
I wonder if this could be applied to git. The git blob was hashed with a header of decimal length, and you change a slight bit of content, you have to calculate the hash from start again. Something like CDC would improve this alot.
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by est 1y ago
> and you comment directly with your Github account Github issue or discussion based plugins require OAuth If you look closely, some OAuth scope requires "Act on your behalf". Others require "repo" scope which means r
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by est 1y ago
Good god that's a wild read. I wonder if AIs could catch that .
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by est 1y ago
The catch: OAuth login will "Act on your behalf" Which means complete control of all your github account.
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by est 1y ago
They are just bunch of static hosted .jsonl text files, one comment per commit, and makes up exactly one line In case of comments you don't like, just delete the line and `git commit` to erase the history entirely, use `git cherry-pick
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by est 1y ago
> Would sqlite or Cloudflare's own D1 work as an alternative They certainly do, but for they same reason why people chose static site generators like Hugo over Wordpress, I'd like complete control of full data. The good value
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by est 1y ago
> Git is by no means a good design for a comment-system I did try to implement partial-clone but failed Let's be honest, for a personal blog, >1k comments is an overestimate. It is painful for writing, but reading comments is qui
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by est 1y ago
> direct way for users to insert data into your repo Yes, and spam is also a huge concern. I plan to mitigate by adding "Pull Request" style moderation next. And you can switch to a private repo For mass moderation, just git cl
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by est 1y ago
I ditched Disqus for the exact same reason, too many ads Then I built an alternative using free Cloudflare Worker https://github.com/est/req4cmt It's a simple service that transform comment POST form data to JSON,
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by est 1y ago
Off topic, anyone building Duolingo alternative? I find the duolingo course very slow paced, gems and gamifications are just bad.
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by est 1y ago
nostr started as simple but now there's like a million NIPs.

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