evilc00kie

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by evilc00kie 2mo ago
> The regular expression is very simple OT but this me-problem makes me angry every time I read it. Nothing is simple, otherwise it is trivial and not worth mentioning. I can't read over this without thinking that I'm not smart
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by evilc00kie 3mo ago
ADHD fellow here and your watchface looks really appealing to me :D
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by evilc00kie 8mo ago
5 - A production-grade Matrix homeserver [...] 5 + This is a proof of concept Matrix homeserver [...] This whole thing in a nutshell. Bold and sad to see this. Cloudflare has/had such outstanding posts that I really like&
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by evilc00kie 2y ago
Well, maybe I shouldn't use "Hello" by Adele either for the same reason ^^*
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by evilc00kie 2y ago
Jokes like that make me realize I understand the matter more than I want to :'D
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by evilc00kie 2y ago
I'm a huge fan of "do what I say" and try to avoid "do what I mean". Sometimes you want magic but most times I want just static and plain logic over which I can reason about. Slightly OT but came into my mind when t
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by evilc00kie 2y ago
tl;dr: use peach with teddy buggy, roller tires and the cloud glider.
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by evilc00kie 3y ago
I also tried one time to wrap my head around it more focused on how to utilize file descriptors to debug a linux host: https://evilcookie.de/linux-file-observability.html
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by evilc00kie 3y ago
> Last but not least, it is not tied to the existing C ecosystem, which is a HUGE value They also provide their own crypto within the standardlib. No openssl needed.
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by evilc00kie 3y ago
Ctrl+R is insane but sometimes I have a hard time remembering flags due to overusing it. Especially when crafting new pipelines/solving new problems. But I'd always alias some uncommon tasks and usages. Especially my quirky git on
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by evilc00kie 3y ago
Nice work! I often think about the "reinventing the wheel" argument. Isn't open source about diversity? There are so many fork, clones, "Yet another..."'s (yacc, yaml,...). So many times I'm looking for su
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by evilc00kie 3y ago
Great book! Back in my cs study days, I did a project based on this book about lindenmeyer systems and fractals: https://lsystems.raphaelpour.de/
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by evilc00kie 3y ago
evilcookie.de Random software-developer-related topics that I find interesting and needed to try out. I focus on writing compact posts since my overall focus is limited. I also use it to look back what I've actually done in the last ye
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Hetzner Launches Arm Cloud(hetzner.com)
9 points by evilc00kie 3y ago|2 comments
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by evilc00kie 4y ago
wow, didn't know mspaint is this old :D
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by evilc00kie 4y ago
> Something related to Unix epoch? Nope, I just tested it. I'd guess there are too many branches with too many commits (e.g. all those FreeBSD ones with 10k-200k commits). Although you can click on branch and see the count of commit
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by evilc00kie 4y ago
Funny thing. We still have Dijon but lack with regional mustard like Bautzner.
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by evilc00kie 4y ago
tshroot (or german tschrut), like shoot with leading t and an r inbetween
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Hetzner Cloud offers IPv6-only or no public IP at all(hetzner.com)
39 points by evilc00kie 4y ago|16 comments
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by evilc00kie 4y ago
https://evilcookie.de/ As a low-level developer, I love to read man-pages and thus thought about making a "content-first", plain-text site. I also get distracted really fast and thought this would be the best way
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by evilc00kie 4y ago
Is plain-text already minimalism? https://evilcookie.de/
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by evilc00kie 5y ago
Cloud product site has been updated: https://www.hetzner.com/cloud
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Hetzner Cloud Goes US (Ashburn/VA)(twitter.com)
163 points by evilc00kie 5y ago|112 comments
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by evilc00kie 5y ago
Doesn't this non-goal dooms the project to be an edm/"bedroom-producer"-driven one? Maybe the goal isn't a general purpose DAW. But that would otherwise contract with the claim "fully-featured".
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by evilc00kie 5y ago
You can do pretty impressive stuff by just tweaking random knobs. I'd recommend playing with the angle and iteration setting. But be patient with the iteration one. The computing complexity rises exponential with increasing iterations
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by evilc00kie 5y ago
I once used 'The Algorithmic Beauty of Plants' ( http://algorithmicbotany.org/papers/#abop ) to build a simple L-System web service while studying: https://lsystems.raphaelpour.de/