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by fb03 5y ago
I propose a new movement: RRIR instead of RIIR Rewrite Reality In Rust!
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by fb03 5y ago
I believe the Wipeout soundtrack was a introduction to 'real' electronic music to a lot of kids/teens at the time, including me. The instrumental version of Firestarter is forever embedded in my memories ;-)
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by fb03 5y ago
Wow, I just read your comment but even without doing so, this is exactly what I did last weekend! Loaded 4+ years of crypto market data into a database using python+some binance api, so that I can feed the historic data for backtesting&#x2F
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by fb03 5y ago
How far are we from just having very nice and power efficient arm computers and laptops? I don't care about the X86 legacy, if I want something there I can simply buy a machine with that processor. I just want a beefy ATX form factor P
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by fb03 5y ago
Did you code the stuff yourself? How did you start? I am looking forward to writing my own stuff. I found that some exchanges like OKX/OKEX have APIs that allow you to algorithmically trade.
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by fb03 5y ago
I'd be comfortable with a halfway approach to this article. - Ship and implement as much as you want when you need tight control. - But build on solid foundations which are already well established, so that you don't end up reinve
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by fb03 5y ago
I guess you are correct and I agree with your reasoning, but one thing I'd like to add to the discussion as a point is that it's difficult to measure in a scientific way the proportion of people that 'state' they wa
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by fb03 5y ago
I am a backend engineer by trade, and I have been trying to learn me a little React because I decided I should learn new tech (not the stuff I use on a daily basis, which is Python) on side projects. So the backend is being done in Rust, an
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by fb03 5y ago
Sorry, but this is a rant. I am deeply saddened by the current state of affairs in the web today. in Javascript right now there are so many layers upon layers upon layers of DSLs and mannerisms on top of questionable language features which
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by fb03 5y ago
I don't think it's fair since both cables aren't tangled in the same way. There needs to be a DSL or something for describing cable turns and moves so that one could reproducibly recreate the runs used for the competitions :)
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by fb03 5y ago
great! may I ask, what platform do you use for selling your courses?
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by fb03 5y ago
Great. I have heard "anecdata evidence" that sometimes poetry fails to install a combination of packages or something along those lines, did you find any of those shenanigans in your own experience?
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by fb03 5y ago
Genuine question: If I am starting a Python project NOW, which one do I use? I have been using pipenv for quite some time and it works great but locking speed has been problematic, specially after your project grows large enough (minutes wa
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by fb03 5y ago
"alembic" is better by leaps and bounds. it is used within a SQLAlchemy system, which is also a superior ORM than Django's.
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by fb03 5y ago
I'm keeping an eye on Bespoke Synth for that. Am a keen user of Renoise which is not free but it's really good (if you enjoy trackers) and also very affordable. In the meantime, hyped for how the foss audio world is shaping up. We
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by fb03 5y ago
omg you took me down a memory lane with that ANSI editing application. TheDraw was awesome and so easy to create and use blocks and coloring and whatnot. A must have if you wanted to try to do ansi/ascii art and also generate some scre
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by fb03 5y ago
just fork and change whatever you need and build it. that's the magic of open source. if someday your own personal fork gets enough attention and the use case you implemented is solid enough, it'll pick up steam and will possibly
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by fb03 5y ago
Industrious, yes! Genius, I'd say no. And that's a good thing. No amount of genius can convert ideas into results if you don't have the 'put the work in' perspective of a hard worker. Congrats!
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by fb03 5y ago
Offtopic, but related: I am RELIEVED the `dotnet watch` removal was reverted [1] [1]: https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/pull/22262
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by fb03 5y ago
If you're into that, I highly recommend you looking up Force Dynamics (a friend of mine) for high quality affordable driving simulators that are really close to actually driving the Real Thing (TM) https://www.force-dynamics
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by fb03 5y ago
Can't recommend Cercle enough. My favorite Cercle video is the one at the pyramid's of Giza. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD6GDiyHmbE
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by fb03 5y ago
To everyone that grew tired of "Lofi Beats to Study/Relax to", I present you Mr. Dom Whiting with his exquisite techno and drum and bass mixes that he plays while cycling on the streets. Great music to work/code to http
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by fb03 5y ago
we are using FastAPI + SQLAlchemy here.
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by fb03 5y ago
- Custom js player ("soft" hls with videos split as chunks which enables dynamic bandwidth/resolution change) - videos encoded as these chunks in any cdn you find a good deal. I am using Bunny CDN and it's working quite
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by fb03 5y ago
We are moving all our services OFF vimeo for this exact same reason. The part you mentioned about stats and info being opaque and then out of nowhere you are blocked out of your account resonates with my experience as well.
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by fb03 5y ago
I have been getting by with VcXsrv just fine, for simple apps like IDEs and stuff (vs code, pycharm community). The advantage of wslg would be running hardware accel'd apps?
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by fb03 5y ago
Today I have learned. thank you :)
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by fb03 5y ago
They usually pay the standard rate that would be applied for the expected amount of hours of completion of that task, with a small plus. this way, even if you don't land the job you still don't get out of it feeling like you lost
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by fb03 5y ago
Anyone know if we already have a proper docker-compose alternativa for podman? podman-compose seems like a toy now ;(
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by fb03 5y ago
For a brief moment, I thought: "Damn, what a game company wants to do absorbing a payment company?' ... heh it was the other Square.

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