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by ewalk153 3y ago
Could the internet archive offer this as a paid service? For a reasonable fee, we'll archive your site, and give you back a copy of the assets you can turnkey host on the original domain for cheap with a static hosting solution (s3, cl
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by ewalk153 3y ago
Daniel’s PR to implement this in node.js[1] is case study in: - crafting a high context yet succinct description - addressing PR feedback well - giving respect to a pedantic commenter who understands the inner workings far less than Daniel
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by ewalk153 3y ago
Redirecting to a dedicate 404 page is bad SEO practice. There must be a better way to accomplish this.
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by ewalk153 3y ago
Have you thought of experimenting/benchmarking with two or three different architectures right now before you settle on one? As you wrote in the article, you still have the old server that can support your current load. That likely won
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by ewalk153 3y ago
https://www.chartewalk.com/ I have a starter post[1] for a project I did to see how to visit all of the Paris Metro stations in a single day. I completed the project last year after toying with it off-and-on for ~10 years.
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by ewalk153 3y ago
This is handled at the library level, typically. For example in graphql-ruby, it’s built in [1] [1] https://graphql-ruby.org/authorization/visibility.html
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by ewalk153 3y ago
This. The end of the article covers why they felt complete isolation was worth the network costs. Maybe this true for their organization. From working on one of the largest ruby code base for the last 5+ years, I see the massive benefits of
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by ewalk153 3y ago
Like you point out, the “unfair[ness]” of making better chargers faster than the EU standard can keep pace threatens to revert to least common denominator experience in the name of less waste.
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by ewalk153 4y ago
I want to build a pc from scratch with this. I was on the framework site last week looking for a compact desktop option to build an Debian system. *edit not Ubuntu given this post on the state of package management: https://news.
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by ewalk153 4y ago
Warms my heart to see a big company make this deal with the author rather than just shut it down. Bravo Duolingo.
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by ewalk153 4y ago
There is a free hobby plan for Fusion 360 that I use for my personal projects.
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by ewalk153 4y ago
From the Truffleruby repo [1]: > Regarding performance, TruffleRuby is by far the fastest Ruby implementation on the yjit-bench benchmark suite which includes railsbench, etc. To achieve this performance TruffleRuby needs a fair amount
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by ewalk153 4y ago
Ruby is still the primary backend language at Shopify. Node is popular amongst partners.
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by ewalk153 4y ago
Note: (((disfigured feet))) falls in the negative prompt section meaning “don’t do this”. I suspect this is a technique to correct some artifacts.
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by ewalk153 4y ago
It’s likely a function of building for iOS first and then porting to MacOS.
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by ewalk153 4y ago
From the Ignite Tech website: > Our current customers are our only focus, and each should expect excellence from every aspect of IgniteTech. If at any time you believe we are falling short, the buck stops on my desk. > Eric Vaughan &#
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by ewalk153 4y ago
There seems to be a functional and open reference implementation for JPEG 2000. https://github.com/uclouvain/openjpeg
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by ewalk153 4y ago
I dislike how slashdot now rewrites the browser history so the back button doesn’t work.
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by ewalk153 4y ago
If the portion of code that Copilot lifts is the "heart" of the original work, that would be much less likely to be considered fair use[1], regardless of the length. > For example, it would probably not be a fair use to copy th
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by ewalk153 4y ago
Agree. This is one of the most instructive tutorials on the comptime language feature.
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by ewalk153 4y ago
Flyio does promote a pattern for avoiding the distributed write database complexity: request replay, a single main write database, and replicated read dbs.\1 When a request comes in to write on a read server that attempt a db write, the req
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by ewalk153 4y ago
One thing that has helped me for these situations short term is to find a buddy who is will to sit with you and keep on you task. Long term, I found success in changing my association to the stressor. For over twenty years,I used to feel dr
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by ewalk153 4y ago
I didn't know this was public, sweet! Nice that the tooling that generates this report is also published: https://github.com/Shopify/yjit-metrics
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by ewalk153 4y ago
Nice to watch the gears of open source and open ideas turn.
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The Magic of Merlin: Shopify's New Machine Learning Platform(shopify.engineering)
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by ewalk153 5y ago
You might even be able to recruit them at some point in the future. Every touch is an opportunity.
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by ewalk153 5y ago
It’s wonderful how Raspberry PI has restored this old tradition. I love that I can download the schematics for any board and that their site has a ready made guide to interface with the header pins. There is probably a market for x64 PCs th
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by ewalk153 5y ago
Do you have a clear ideas of what will enable your solution surpass the $50-chicken-nuggets unit economics mentioned? Is that a mid term goal of yours?
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by ewalk153 5y ago
> Is it used by ad networks[…]? It’s gotta be this. This article is about increasing awareness of canvas. It wouldn’t be needed if 30-40% of sites were knowingly using the tag.
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by ewalk153 5y ago
Why use Cloudflare Workers for a Hugo site when they have Pages[1] that is specifically designed for static site build tools like Hugo, Jekyll, etc? [1] https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/framework-guides/dep.

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