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Understanding Kubernetes Container Runtime: CRI, Containerd and Runc Explained
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Nix-playground – CLI for patching nixpkgs package source code easily
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Noogλe – Search Nix Functions
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LLM Basics: Embedding Spaces – Transformer Token Vectors Are Not Points in Space
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Zhang – a plain text double-accounting tool which is compatible with beancount
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Rust async framework for embedded systems
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Tools for Machine Learning Model Visualization
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2y ago
So, it turns out "Spreadsheet Is All You Need"
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Hatchet looks pretty awesome. I was thinking about using it to replace my Celery worker. However, the problem is that I can only use the gRPC client to create a task (correct me if I am wrong). What I want is to be able to commit a bunch of
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SEEKING WORK | Remote OR on-site | SF Bay area | part-time I am a one-person-army software engineer with 23 years of intensive experience in different fields. I am currently running a small software startup, Launch Platform ( https:/&#
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How BeanHub works, contains the danger of processing Beancount data with sandbox
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2y ago
Thanks for the feedbacks. The author here. Personally I found it more "fun" (well, I guess for everybody it's different) to have some meme in between of the articles, some people hate to read too much text all in once, but ye
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The author here. Thanks for the interest. Crazy things happened in life last year, so I barely find a time to write anything. Recently finally find a time to pick up writing again. Hopefully I can add more content to the book this year.
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I discovered a critical exploit in ZeroMQ with mostly pure luck
(fangpenlin.com)
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High-speed 10Gbps full-mesh network based on USB4 for just $47.98
(fangpenlin.com)
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New API access feature for reading and writing Beancount data easily
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Why and how I build and maintain multiple products simultaneously
(fangpenlin.com)
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Why build a messenger app only for sending to yourself?
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Python library for rendering WTForms as Bootstrap 5 form controls
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5y ago
Yeah, so for BeanHub, when you push a commit, the system will capture the accounting book into SQL database. Taking from there, I can imagine there are many data prediction model can be applied to the ingested data. I am also thinking to su
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Show HN: BeanHub – A GitHub for Beancount
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5y ago
I really enjoy using Beancount + Git for managing the accounting book for my own startup company, but I found it a bit tedious to add entries periodically. I wonder why nobody build a service make it like GitHub but for Beancount and automa
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A Repairable Future
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Show HN: Video virtual backgrounds for virtual meetings
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6y ago
I've seen way too many people in the tech said that they would only hire Ivy League, or even if they don't say it, based on who they hire it's not hard to find out that's what they do. During CVOID, you see students need
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Covid19 is pretty much a product of no free speech, they claimed it to be "misinformation" at first about human to human, no doctors were allowed to talk about it, what else evidence do you need? Like don't trust the wearing
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Please define disinformation, and who gets the right to decide what's correct? And what if they are wrong? I still remember when experts/ CDC / WHO claimed wearing a face mask is useless. I still remember there was once a tim
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What we are seeing here now in US is nothing new in China. Censorship, cancel culture, and now high tech terrarium. It's all following the same culture revolution path. You only need to replace landlord with who ever you want to beat h
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Their response to Parler's shutdown situation will determine my respect to EFF
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The BLM protests were based on objective lies. Have you watched the whole bodycam video of George Floyd's death? Or is that main stream media told you it's true that the police knee on his neck because he is black? https:/&#
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