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by geocar 2y ago
> every GUI app had searchable menus They do on mac: shift+⌘+? opens a "search menu" menu.
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by geocar 2y ago
> Imagine Emacs mixed with Jupiter netbooks, for the whole OS stack. Sounds dreadful. > That is a a barebones REPL from early 1960's, not the experience I was mentioning. No, that is a definite article. I was talking about three
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by geocar 2y ago
I don't understand exactly what you are trying to say. I think a REPL is the real-eval-print-loop used by lisp systems to talk to a terminal, or something that looks/works like that (but maybe doesn't use lisp). These days I
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by geocar 2y ago
> Something went wrong here, at least once The higher-level view of data-over-time is inherently serial, and I don't think there's anything anyone can do about it: Serial is the correct/best abstraction. That being said, I
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by geocar 2y ago
You're going to regret this. The thing you need to be doing is testing your migrations, and some dumbass on your team is going to generate the migration during CI and load it into your database as a merge step, and you won't rea
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by geocar 2y ago
> you'd need to go to liquid cooled to do better? I'm afraid of trying something really invasive like liquid because I live in Portugal and getting weird stuff takes forever. > Or are you aware of a more effective enclosure?
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by geocar 2y ago
> I see a lot of people angry at "Nue" in various ways Interesting. I see people making overlay-broad claims without evidence or justification. > I deal as DevOps/SRE daily with these services, and finding one that will
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by geocar 2y ago
I'm not sure I understand what you mean, and I'm not sure you do either. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/a-shell/id1473805438 among others will give you access to shell including python, vi, and at le
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by geocar 2y ago
I don't get that at all. I've been doing something like this since before the iPhone ever existed because I like having a logfile of all of my inputs and outputs, and I like being extremely mobile. Immutability means that if my ph
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by geocar 2y ago
I think you have a totally skewed idea about what is going on. Most protocols are used by exactly two parties; I meet someone who wants to have their computer talk to mine and so we have to agree on a protocol for doing so. When we agree to
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by geocar 2y ago
Still a long way from what I'd call soundproof.
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by geocar 2y ago
Not exactly sure how that compares, but I bought one of these quite hopefully: https://www.apc.com/us/en/product-range/203414049-netshelter... and "soundproof" means my home office doesn't soun
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by geocar 2y ago
> It seems to me that any XML structure can be represented in JSON Well it can't: JSON has no processing instructions, no references, no comments, JSON "numbers" are problematic, and JSON arrays can't have attributes,
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by geocar 2y ago
> What about opening an issue with the incorrect results I don't work for you. > You sound like a toxic senior dev I'm probably much nicer to the people I work with, but that's because an enormous amount of money is inv
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by geocar 2y ago
Hi David. $ (for x in `seq 1 100000`; do echo 'I am a Test Vector HeLlO World '"$x"; done) > /dev/shm/krep_tmp Best of three runs shown: $ time ./krep -i hello /dev/shm&#x2
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by geocar 2y ago
Do you play video games? They've got a good trick: Send the velocity of the scrollwheel instead of what the client thinks its y-position is. Fast mice can give this to you at 100hz, but most USB mice are delivering data much slower. Re
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by geocar 2y ago
Once upon a time someone showed me an amazing demo of streaming over a million rows a second into a table in HTML. I told him that was cool. I asked him where the screen was that could draw a million rows, and after my confusion was sorted
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by geocar 2y ago
> Yes, FaceTime requires that the Apple user initiate. My customer clicks the link whenever they want , and my phone rings like any other FaceTime call with the label I have given that link in my phone. That's what I think most peo
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by geocar 2y ago
Exactly wrong in every way. FaceTime requires the Mac or iPhone or iPad user create a link. It's a regular (persistent but revokable) link to a web page with javascript and shit, but anyone can click the link which initiates the call
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by geocar 2y ago
> No one in my family but me has iPhones, so I think Facetime is out, So FaceTime lets you make a link that you can give to someone with a web browser and they can use it to reach you, and it works pretty well. You might just try it. &gt
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by geocar 2y ago
> Why did my simple site need front page extensions on the server? Frontpage could do FTP under ideal conditions. > Finding a free web host with those extensions was near impossible. Once upon a time I made a cgi version of the fpse p
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by geocar 2y ago
> The thing is, I am extremely familiar with regexes (I've even written a regex engine), so I know exactly how readable they are - even after knowing them really well. Your experience writing a "regex engine" once upon a t
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by geocar 2y ago
> However nobody would describe regexes as "readable" I would, and do, and I urge you to be less judgemental about things you do not know anything about because you will never learn anything new with that attitude. > I wonde
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by geocar 2y ago
> It's very very difficult to imagine that K developers can really read a mess like this as easily as one might read Go or whatever. 水落石出。 > Has anyone tested this? Take a K program and ask a K developer to explain it? I am not s
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by geocar 2y ago
In refining 8AAC36:4EF23C (Le Mars) in 00h 04m 45s 714ms I have brought glory to the company. Praise Kier. 7⃣0⃣2⃣3⃣8⃣ 0⃣3⃣7⃣4⃣0⃣ 5⃣6⃣5⃣8⃣4⃣ 3⃣7⃣7⃣0⃣0⃣ 1⃣6⃣6⃣0⃣0⃣ #mdrlumon #severance lumon-industries.com :)
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by geocar 2y ago
> > It is only your opinion that it is better to have "buggy" networking than to have "not buggy" networking that you think is difficult to configure. That is the exact opposite of "objectively." > I n
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by geocar 2y ago
> What is objectively worse than buggy networking in systemd is having 26 different incompatible ways to configure networking in Linux. False. One of those 26 incompatible ways works just fine in the situation where systemd is clearly no
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by geocar 2y ago
> systemd already has encrypted boot support. It has all of those words next to a bullet point, but the implementation is quite different, and I (like the presenter and probably many many others who are clearly not you) have more confide
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by geocar 2y ago
Is this a CSP thing? Can you get away with https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Re... and window.onerror? Also, do you actually need the HAR file? or just a log of your servers&
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by geocar 2y ago
Not to my knowledge. How exactly do you think it works?

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