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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Instead of trying to make a shell script portable across all different shells, I prefer to just use #!/bin/bash and not worry about it. (Of course bash version compatibility is a concern of it's own)
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
> If you condemn Hamas you're "anti-Palestine" This is the first time I'm hearing that sentiment. Folks who are loudly shouting "Free Palestine" are also condemning Hamas.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Nice! I love how the date picker shows the phase of the moon.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Ongoing DDoS attacks are targeting sites that raise funds for Gaza relief efforts: https://twitter.com/arblauvelt/status/1719027920054702363 I wonder if there's a connection.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
There is an electric production car that does 0-60 in 1.4 seconds using ground suction as well. Carwow has a great video: https://youtu.be/TptzkkbC1vE?si=9P8a4lO3dh1bbGg5
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
This really highlights one of the disadvantages of everything going to the same physical port - it's not easy to tell what the capabilities of the port and cable are.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Can anyone explain how the anti-lag feature works? And why would it result in a ban?
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
One of the benefits of the arena that the OP mentions though is that old pointers are still valid as long as the arena is still valid. That's not necessarily the case with realloc. Interesting idea to skip explicitly tracking capacity
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Check out https://lofty.ai . Fractional, income-generating real estate, including the tax benefits (which you can't get with REIT).
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Awesome work! I used it to summarize an hour long podcast I had been meaning to watch and it worked fabulously. What's amazing is that the transcript is auto-generated and of a conversation between two individuals without any indicatio
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
How about caching the zip file and adding a '-z' to the curl command to only download if newer.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Just curious about the degree of compatibility with node, can I alias/symlink node to bun and everything will continue to work but faster?
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
I also like https://github.com/Byron/dua-cli , does disk usage like du but also has an interactive mode which makes finding and freeing up space a breeze.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Yeah those hikes sound pretty epic. My original question was more about finding a tiny segment of those hikes that would be close to civilization and could be done in a few days.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Does anyone know if a similar path (scenic, close to towns/cheap hostels along route) exists in the US? Somewhere in Appalachia perhaps?
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Learning Async Rust with Too Many Web Servers(ibraheem.ca)
2 points by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago|0 comments
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
That's good to know, thanks
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Basically neovim can act as a client to a variety of different language servers ( https://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig/blob/master/doc/ser... ) which give neovim IDE capabilities. This can be done
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
I thought zig was removing 'zig cc' support?
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Neovim's language server integration is a killer feature that got me to switch.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
At least twice in the past 6 months, Google Maps navigation has taken me down a road or exit or that is closed. And not just temporarily closed for an event or something, but closed construction for multiple weeks or months. And there is no
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Ok so garbage collection is optional, how about garbage generation? Is there any way to manually clean up resources if GOCG=off, or will memory usage continue to grow unbounded as new objects are created?
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
You might try one of those boost oxygen cans - they are primarily meant for hiking at altitude, but they do provide a mental clarity boost with each 'puff' that lasts a minute or two. They cost like $10 at Walmart.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
This is an awesome tool! I am doing some basic web dev with my kids and their school Chromebooks, however their accounts have chrome dev tools disabled. By sourcing this eruda js we are able to get the console back.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
I imagine leetcode has a lot of data on benchmarks of highly optimized solutions implemented in different languages. I wish they would do a blog post or something.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Looking forward to trying the web version on a chromebook and comparing to hterm.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
How prevalent is GPT-4 api access? I feel like I've been on the waiting list for forever, yet this tool has GPT-4 as the default.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Tesla has been doing this for years. It is indeed unfortunate other car makers don't care to enable recording even though they have the cameras.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
Thanks I have never used react and this comment was very helpful, even after reading the project readme.
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by gkfasdfasdf 3y ago
I love perl, but since it doesn't come installed on alpine docker by default I end up using cut/awk/sed and friends instead. :.(

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