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by fiddlerwoaroof 10mo ago
The thing that got me was always referring to Scaleway in the third person. e.g. this read like the response I get when I ask AI to review code: > Scaleway’s solution to that problem was ingenious: embedding a Raspberry Pi module with ea
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by fiddlerwoaroof 11mo ago
Every several years people reinvent serializable continuations
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by fiddlerwoaroof 11mo ago
The C in CDE is “common” because it was a collaboration between the major Unix vendors on a standard for how Unix desktops worked.
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by fiddlerwoaroof 11mo ago
I've found that IntelliJ's refactorings don't work as well for Kotlin as Java but, also, I've avoided Kotlin because I don't like it very much.
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by fiddlerwoaroof 11mo ago
On the other hand, Java's tooling for correctly refactoring at scale is pretty impressive: using IntelliJ, it's pretty tractable to unwind quite a few messes using automatic tools in a way that's hard to match in many languag
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by fiddlerwoaroof 11mo ago
This shouldn’t be hard to deal with if the timestamp is always serialized with the offset: I’m much more picky about always persisting the offset than about always persisting UTC
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
That looks about the right size, I think: my goal was to put it on top of my ubiquiti dream machine and directly wire it, but I’m limited in terms of power supply because of the number of outlets in the area.
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
I just use the autocd zsh shell option for this. And I also use `hash -d` to define shortcuts for common directories. Then just “executing” something like `~gh/apache/kafka` will cd to the right place.
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
Is there a SBC that can run entirely off PoE+ and that can take a couple SATA or M.2 drives?
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
Yeah, this is sort of annoying, but I’ve switched to using “hyper” (caps lock mapped with karabiner to command-option-control) plus a homerow key to activate the frontmost window of key apps. So, Hyper-L activates the most recent terminal,
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
These aren’t animations that add any time: a lot of the liquid UI elements are just fun to fidget with while bored
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
As far as I know, most data protection laws accept cryptoshredding as long as the party with a deletion requirement actually destroys the key. For one thing, it’s hard to reconcile deletion requirements with immutable architectures and back
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
I used to be a big user of tiling window managers but, more recently, I’ve discovered that the workflow of something like Moom is nicer in more situations.
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
In theory, you could store a private key on the device and cryptoshred the data on Microsoft’s servers when the setting is disabled (Microsoft deletes their copy of the key). Then, when the feature is re-enabled, upload the private key to M
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
One thing I’ve noticed is that search fields are now generally at the bottom of the screen which makes them a lot easier to activate. (No more flicking the screen down to search). I disliked the update for a week or so at first, but I have
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
I wonder about the importance of minimality: it itself seems like a heuristic for “interest” or some other thing that users of diffs actually care about. For example, a diff like: + x += 1 - x -= 1 Seems almost useless: it does
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
I would buy a case anyways because I prefer the appearance of my leather case to the plain phone appearance.
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
I’ve rented cars with CarPlay and the Tesla solution is a lot nicer imo.
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
I worked somewhere that would send the notice to do mandatory security training from a suspicious email and the message was very short (something like you have been enrolled in training at https://phishing.site.example.com/a
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
Everywhere I’ve worked has used Eclipse Temurin or another open source release: the Oracle JVM isn’t used all that often because of license issues.
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
I think the concept of a “speed limit” is part of the problem. On controlled-access roads, I think it would be better for the posted speed to be advisory and, instead, train drivers to think of driving too slow for your lane as being just a
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
I gave up on openwrt when I realized that a lot of the recent WiFi standards seem to be badly supported. I think 802.11ac was significantly faster with vendor firmware than openwrt, for example.
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
I like Pete Seeger’s paraphrase of his father: “Plagiarism is basic to all culture”. I think we underestimate the damage to society at large when “remixing” the work of others is legally fraught. The mere reproduction of a previous performa
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
I’ve been wanting to do something like this to make a modern iPod / audiobook reader.
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
pijul uses a completely different model of version control than git (stores diffs rather than snapshots). And so the cost of switching and interoperation is a bit higher than jj which basically acts like a nice UI over git.
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
The very first text on the page tells you what it is: “ GNU Artanis - A fast web application framework for Scheme”
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
I haven’t read that post yet. I assume you merge the updates into the main data files when you merge the segments of the log-structured merge tree?
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
I think defining industries this narrowly isn’t helpful
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
There are a handful of Spatial Audio videoconferencing solutions that work pretty well to allow multiple simultaneous conversations.
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by fiddlerwoaroof 1y ago
I wonder how hard it would be to run the pgtk version on macOS

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