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by gomoboo 3y ago
I put this together during a long job search: https://tintalize.co/ For a given photo of a person, it will provide you with lip cosmetics that match those the person is wearing. My wife gave me the idea saying it would be c
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by gomoboo 3y ago
ASP.NET (C#) has migrations: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/ef/core/managing-schemas/m...
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by gomoboo 3y ago
Yup I’ve seen a large grocery store keep business going during an extended power outage with hand-written ledgers and cash transactions. Customers kept coming in to shop despite the outage.
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by gomoboo 3y ago
Where do you get the notion that D's leadership no longer see it as a systems language? Some of D's proposed features have been blocked to protect its use as a systems language e.g. @safe by default. Also are NativeAOT and GraalVM
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by gomoboo 3y ago
D has 3 main compiler implementations. One, LDC, is based on LLVM: https://github.com/ldc-developers/ldc GDC is based on GCC: https://github.com/D-Programming-GDC/gdc DMD is stand-alone: https:&#
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by gomoboo 3y ago
I use D and like it. For me its positives are: - Much faster than Python (I use it in my day job). - Not as flexible as Python (not much is) but its so flexible I've yet to be hindered by it. - GC-based which has let me build complex l
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by gomoboo 3y ago
I use PyCharm+Vagrant in my day job. Bidirectional syncing comes by default there and has been pretty seamless. I don’t usually need to create files in the VM but when I do having them appear on the host for inspection is great. I also have
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by gomoboo 3y ago
Resurrect? PHP never died. It’s still going strong today with frameworks like Laravel.
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by gomoboo 3y ago
I was curious about how one would go about providing ChatGPT access to their team through a central account. I couldn't find any resources on it so decided to write up a guide for anyone else in the same boat.
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How to Provide Managed ChatGPT for Your Team(blog.kyleingraham.com)
1 points by gomoboo 3y ago|1 comments
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by gomoboo 3y ago
I agree. I'd expect something like this after reaching out to both Sven and Hilton Hotels with no cooperation from either of them.
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by gomoboo 3y ago
> Also coming soon: negative assertions (a way to say “you won’t find me on Twitter!”)… How would negative assertions work for something like Twitter? Are you checking that they do not own a Twitter account or are you checking that they
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by gomoboo 4y ago
Which ideology are you referring to here? I don’t see one in their comment.
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by gomoboo 4y ago
Chief Risk Officer?: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/chief-risk-officer-cro....
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by gomoboo 4y ago
It would be more helpful to give them the reasons for which their reply is unproductive. Right now it’s unclear what it is you have a problem with.
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by gomoboo 4y ago
There are collapsible ports that some laptop manufacturers include. Robustness might be a worry but I’m sure Apple would be able to engineer something suitable.
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by gomoboo 4y ago
Isn’t this just relying on security through obscurity? The knowledge is already out there for anyone wishing to seek it. Why pretend it doesn’t exist? For what it’s worth, I am not of Indian descent.
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by gomoboo 5y ago
Excellent guide. I wish I had had it when struggling to learn CMake initially. There’s good content there for those past the basics as well. For example, I had no idea FetchContent could be used to download release zips. I will be trying th
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by gomoboo 6y ago
I think we’re on the same page here with thinking Python wrapping another language is an alright way to do things. There might be room for going lower with Python via interpreters like PyPy. Memory usage will still be high but speed will im
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by gomoboo 6y ago
You say that Python is unsuitable here but isn’t that subjective? 60% of the speed of Redis with its core functionality could be more than suitable for some. > It is not suitable for implementing low level primitives; because its too slo
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by gomoboo 6y ago
I’ll add in a datapoint from someone that’s used Django almost exclusively for web work over the last 5 years. I’ve had to debug Django many times and most of the code following has been my own. When I have had to dig into Django’s internal
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by gomoboo 6y ago
I hadn’t thought of that angle. Seems that getting rid of this sort of problem is one of the reasons one would use an ad network.
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by gomoboo 6y ago
What would the goal of the “users” (bots?) have been in this case? Is there any monetary gain for them? Would a competitor do this to waste your ad spend?
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by gomoboo 6y ago
Those SEER 29 units are available but in my short time once selling AC units, most went for the lowest cost unit available. Those cheaper units are not as efficient. With split units the maximum efficiency attained is in the hands of the cu
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by gomoboo 6y ago
Never used it but I’ll give it a look as well. Looks like everyone and their grandmum makes a command line parser. I can see the draw. It’s a problem with a small scope that you can make a dent in over a weekend.
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by gomoboo 6y ago
I will try this one out. Here’s a similar library that I’ve had success with before: https://github.com/mmahnic/argumentum I’ve also recently used https://docs.opencv.org/trunk/d0/d2e/cla
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Canon hit by Maze Ransomware attack, 10TB data allegedly stolen(bleepingcomputer.com)
1 points by gomoboo 6y ago|1 comments
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by gomoboo 6y ago
I did not guess that it was fake but skipped to the bottom because the article did not seem to be worth reading. It felt like the author was not moving anywhere with their words. I laughed out loud at the reveal that it was written programm
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by gomoboo 7y ago
Why the anger? The GP was not blaming the victim but giving a warning. Whether it be through scumbag criminals or a lost device, content recorded and uploaded digitally can often never be deleted. They were sick individuals that exploited t
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by gomoboo 7y ago
The cookie acceptance banner for this site is one of the most obnoxious that I’ve seen. Basically accept them or leave (no problem with this as it’s their site). Thing is, the website had already stored data in my browser when I checked af

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