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fb03
3y ago
Can you expand on that? my use case is pretty simple and I haven't been able to find something on it that really bothers me. Also, about PG: I run each project in a different port. Not defaulting to PG's default 5432 makes it able
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3y ago
I don't know what SQLite has gotten over a 5 line docker-compose.yml running PG locally for my project. It's ready for scale-up when needed, supports more features and foreign keys without setting a flag manually, proper types etc
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3y ago
future LLM will just be trained on all our dead texts and messages - becoming some kind of supra-human which will be the amalgam of all of us.
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3y ago
" the limited immigrants we get are of high quality." and this is why I couldn't care less to emigrate to the US.
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3y ago
each clock has 2 swords wielded in their 'hands' ?
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3y ago
I wasn't aware of that, thank you!
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3y ago
Honestly, WSL has got nothing over a VirtualBox VM using a virtio-net network device on it. - Real VM you can snapshot and transfer to another computer running VirtualBox, even on another OS, as VBox supports other operating systems. - With
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3y ago
VSCode remote also works equally well via "remote SSH" to your VirtualBox Setup. I still use the virtualbox setup because I feel it has advantages compared to WSL: - I don't need to enable Hyper-V, which hijacks virtualizatio
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3y ago
This gives me a lot of mixed feelings.
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Cannabis should be legalized and regulated. Period. People that want to partake ofc should have safe access to it. That doesn't means and has never meant it is a harmless thing, like some groups portray it to be. "it's just a
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3y ago
How do you know?
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3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zooming_user_interface
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3y ago
Yeah, thanks. I went to investigate and was baffled to find that it was speedier but still, 16 bits. Insane stuff!
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3y ago
But it needed an additional coprocessor to do it, which shipped within the cartridge (Super FX 2)
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3y ago
you know what, just give me a dedicate, exclusive building.
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3y ago
I got that fizzbuzz reference. Stack Overflow thread right?
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3y ago
Can't access from South America.
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3y ago
Alright, let's use the custom approach. And then you need another field. and then you need some slight type checking or (de)serialization, which can change over time. You'll end up writing your own custom, kludgy ORM over time. I
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3y ago
I own Renoise and have played around with it for the last 12 years, and I can attest that it is better than sliced bread. I've done this with it: https://soundcloud.com/flipbit03/twothousandseventeen-feat-m...
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3y ago
Omg.... his Github contribution graph made me cry so hard right now. It was like he was fading away slowly. You'll probably get emotional as I did if you click on this: https://github.com/brammool
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3y ago
This sounds lovely. Looking forward to incorporating more of that in my day!
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3y ago
<body> <ping> </body>
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3y ago
I think you are missing the point. You might not have access to any modern hardware + modern, multi MLoC operating system medium/ftp server/whatever to boot in a post-apocalyptic world. This would at least provide some level of co
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3y ago
oh man, mode 13!!! I still have this line embedded in my head (Turbo Pascal 7) mem[$A000:x+(320*y)] := color
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3y ago
You must be joking. Xanax/Benzos are highly addictive and all they do is shove whatever problem you have for "the next day", just like alcohol. They don't treat shit.
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3y ago
Super interesting on the sleepsort thing, amazing stuff! But for some reason, the tone and the excessive acrobatics/"bragging" kind of get the best of the article away for me. Okay, if the interviewer had properly done 5 min
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3y ago
I really really hate this forced push to snaps. I think I'll try Linux Mint out. Or maybe it's time to go back to my beloved Debian, which I abandoned because of Ubuntu when Ubuntu was still not too filled with crap.
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I'm unsure of what to make of this effort by Bacen. Seems to be more of the same unnecessary/mindless/exploratory churn that they love to do to waste taxpayer money while there are way bigger fish to fry being left to the sid
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Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No, but occasional travel is Ok. Technologies: Python, Rust, C#, Linux administration in general, AWS/GCP/Digital Ocean/Linode Clouds, FastAPI, Flas
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This package rewrites your SQLAlchemy queries on the fly, modifying where conditions and joins so that you don't need to manually filter out every soft-deleted entity in your system.
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