glandium

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   by glandium 3y ago

   Hey Christian! :)
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   by glandium 3y ago

   If you look closely, I linked to preed's posts. :) (look for "colorful") Jst's post is linked from the second one. (but is a dead link)
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   by glandium 3y ago

   Writing the article unlocked some traumatic memories of arch.
4. 244.▲
   by glandium 3y ago

   Author here. > my goodness did they beat around the bush w/regard to their actual contribution to this process (per the title). Fair point. I came up with the title first. Then as the content grew large and diluted the essence of th
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   by glandium 3y ago

   Linus never used CVS, but there was a CVS server and the community was using it. https://flosshub.org/sites/flosshub.org/files/127-131.pdf
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   by glandium 3y ago

   That applies to Japan, too.
7. 247.▲
   by glandium 3y ago

   I have the exact opposite experience. My 2013 MBP can keep its charge for months while suspended/hibernated. My first-gen M1 MBA will deplete the battery in a week under the same conditions.
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   by glandium 3y ago

   About festivals being in August, it can be incidental. As I wrote in a comment in another thread recently: It is worth noting that the day after December 2, 1872 was January 1, 1873. That's when Japan switched to the Julian Calendar.
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   by glandium 3y ago

   I do the opposite: a hidden field that is filled automatically by javascript. Yes, that means you can't submit without JS. That's a tradeoff I was ready to make. I'm actually surprised it still works as well as it does.
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    by glandium 3y ago

    Charlie Brown -> Snoopy, would be my guess.
11. 251.▲
    by glandium 3y ago

    to the founder of 2chan.
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    by glandium 3y ago

    > It works in Rust because the build.rs lets libraries do whatever they want during the build process, including invoking compilers for other languages. It's still its own mess. You'll find plenty of people having problems with
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    by glandium 3y ago

    I distinctly remember seeing a TV personality in France (Jérome Bonaldi, for fellow French people on HN) presenting, in the 90s, Japanese toilets that did that. 20+ years later, I live in Japan and they're nowhere to be found (thankful
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    by glandium 3y ago

    I'm glad I have a Pixel 3a, which Google doesn't care about anymore, and won't get Android 14.
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    by glandium 3y ago

    See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38026306 and other related threads. Oxide's product is a rack you plug in and you're done. You don't have to rack a bunch of servers yourself and cable them.
16. 256.▲
    by glandium 3y ago

    It looks like SoftIron is not shipping a rack in a single box, though.
17. 257.▲
    by glandium 3y ago

    I guess you're thinking 4U blade enclosures? That would certainly be interesting.
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    by glandium 3y ago

    Isn't it in any country, really?
19. 259.▲
    by glandium 3y ago

    Maybe replace tah with tack?
20. 260.▲
    by glandium 3y ago

    In France, it's called orange.
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    by glandium 3y ago

    AFAIK, macOS is the only OS to come with this sort of things out of the box (and that is supposed to work consistently across all applications; good luck with that on Linux). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automator_(m
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    by glandium 3y ago

    Kind of a counterpoint: I've heard countless stories (albeit, in Japan) of people doing things like "manually" doing additions of numbers they already have in a spreadsheet instead of just asking Excel to do the addition in w
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    by glandium 3y ago

    > all packages should ship wheels. And then a new python version is released and virtually no packages with native modules have wheels for that new python version. (too few use abi3) Also, good luck finding wheels for e.g. s390x linux.
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    by glandium 3y ago

    French also has affabulation, which means roughly the same thing (confabulation is actually defined as "affabulation in some severe pathological cases"), and is, AFAIK, commonly known.
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    by glandium 3y ago

    I don't remember much Only you, but aren't you talking about Beautiful Dreamer (which I would say is the best Urusei Yatsuta movie)?
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    by glandium 3y ago

    Summer time Rendering was airing on at least BS11 (free channel on satellite broadcast), Tokyo MX and Kansai TV. It was made available on other streaming services like Amazon Prime, d-anime, Abema, etc. after the broadcast ended.
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    by glandium 3y ago

    For Yamanashi, I can't help but think about Stink Bomb, part of Memories ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memories_(1995_film) ), although it's only barely related to the prefecture. The Japanese title also h
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    by glandium 3y ago

    Also, in practice, -O3 doesn't necessarily lead to faster code. https://people.cs.umass.edu/~emery/pubs/stabilizer-asplos13.... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=r-TLSBdHe1A
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    by glandium 3y ago

    Yeah, I can see how that can end up messy, but filtering by url also doesn't always work. To give one example: I may open google docs in different containers because I have several accounts (personal and work). So, if I receive a link
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    by glandium 3y ago

    With a 1 foot to 2 feet toss, landing in the hand, I can get the same side as the starting side more than 90% of the time, without even trying. I wouldn't trust such a toss to be fair. Landing on the floor would change the game.