fnordlord

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by fnordlord 2y ago
In my case, it's using default serialized mode. I would assume I was safe judging by "In serialized mode, API calls to affect or use any SQLite database connection or any object derived from such a database connection can be made
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by fnordlord 2y ago
I just dealt with a lot of sqlite concurrency stuff recently. When I first got started, a lot of recommendations were that apps should create a connection and hold that connection its the duration. This works great but I feel like it's
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by fnordlord 2y ago
Beware that backend has plenty of those declarative frameworks also... Kubernetes, terraform, most CI environments, CMake. (I'd add SQL but since it's the only one that doesn't drive me crazy, I don't like to think of i
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by fnordlord 2y ago
Does anyone know if you can run arm64 images on a x86 Linux machine? I'm currently doing it with Docker and QEMU but it is super slow.
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by fnordlord 2y ago
This couldn't have come at a better time. I just started my first Bubbletea based app earlier today. Thanks for writing!
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by fnordlord 2y ago
Good call out. Criterion Channel actually paired these two as a double feature a while back.
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by fnordlord 2y ago
Great. I had not seen bind_zeroblob when reading yesterday. Maybe that’s what I needed to get it moving. Thanks.
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by fnordlord 2y ago
Do you have or know of a clear example of how to do this? I have to ask because I spent half of yesterday trying to make it work. The blob_open command wouldn't work until I set a default value on the blob column and then the blob_wri
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by fnordlord 2y ago
Cool to see someone quoting Cex 20+ years later. I listened to his stuff a ton back in the day and actually revisited only just a few months ago. Holds up just fine.
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by fnordlord 2y ago
I was guilty of this habit of misusing Makefiles for a few years. I see why it's appealing but you're totally right for all of the given reasons. Nowadays I use (and highly recommend) using standard-library Python for this sort o
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by fnordlord 2y ago
I've always counted Prayer to God up there in my "best songs ever" list. What a huge bummer and loss.
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by fnordlord 2y ago
Are the ad firms who buy this data immune to prosecution? Is legal to buy or own data if it's illegal to sell? I'd hope that it's equally dangerous for both the buyers and sellers of this kind of data.
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by fnordlord 3y ago
Very cool! I'll take a look.
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by fnordlord 3y ago
Do you mind my asking, if you're working on private codebases, how you go about using GPT/Claude as a code assistant? I'm just removing IP and pasting into their website's chat interface. I feel like there's got to
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by fnordlord 3y ago
I think you're reading it right. They have the color key correct but the key for which side is seen vs not seen is incorrect. It should be <--Seen someone shot ... Not seen someone shot-->
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by fnordlord 3y ago
I have the same issue. Not with every song but often enough. The worst for me was an issue where occasionally my entire computer would slow down with no evidence from Activity Monitor that something was eating cycles or taking memory. I fin
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by fnordlord 3y ago
I think all the issues that you've listed are serious. They're the things that keep me up at night. But I don't think the content is really problematic (except maybe deep fakes), it's the untraceable nature of their so
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by fnordlord 3y ago
Thanks. I was having such a hard time parsing this that I was beginning to have my own experience of subjective cognitive decline. Glad to know I'm not alone. So those that get stoned are more confident in their mind's ability t
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by fnordlord 3y ago
I've tended to create a Config struct for each package and then a configs.Config struct that's just made up of each package's Config. It might not be a Go best practice but I like that I can setup the entire system's co
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by fnordlord 3y ago
If you don't mind me chiming in, mostly looking for advice if you've got any. I tend to run into a lot of issues when trying to play with projects that use TensorFlow. I have an Apple Silicon laptop and I seem to always get stuc
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by fnordlord 3y ago
I imagine it's also not truly see-through so if there's any kind of technical issue where the screen turns off or goes black, or it decides to put windows up where your eyes are focused, you are driving with a blindfold on.
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by fnordlord 3y ago
When my band toured and we could afford two hotel rooms, the singer would get one room and the rest of us would take the other. He was by far the loudest snorer of the 5 of us. Obviously just a funny anecdote but definitely not always the
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by fnordlord 3y ago
I'd go even further and make DM'ing a privilege for only verified accounts. You could anonymously read and broadcast but anything private should require personal responsibility. I don't see how this would effect ad-revenue o
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by fnordlord 3y ago
That actually makes me feel little better. I spent a few weekends trying to get a little raspberry pi SNES emulationstation on NixOS going and it turned out to be a total waste. I quickly found myself deep into scripting custom configs and
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by fnordlord 3y ago
NixOS is also a declarative build of the entire machine as opposed to just a container also, so it's totally normal to have a NixOS build with multimedia apps, games, etc. To me, Docker is for building an entire environment for a singl
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by fnordlord 3y ago
Totally. I discovered it on a shelf labeled "The Unfuckwithables" in a little indie bookstore years ago, next to Thomas Pynchon, William Gaddis and William Vollmann. Since I loved the other three, I pretty much had to give it a sh
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by fnordlord 3y ago
That's what I was thinking. Funny to read criticism about usability and aesthetics from a website covered in popups and banner ads.
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by fnordlord 3y ago
My takeaway was that it would only increase the environmental impact if their actual diet stays the same, in other words they ate the same # of chickens but only from free-range, local farms. Given the same amount of money, I'm assumin
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by fnordlord 4y ago
I don't do much python anymore but recently, I decided to try moving from Makefile files to simple command-line python scripts for this type of thing. The python standard library has pretty much everything you need to replace `make` s