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by gouggoug 3y ago
For people like me whose C knowledge is poor, can you explain why this dot is significant? What does it do in actuality?
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by gouggoug 3y ago
List of pull request requesting the updating to liblzma 5.6.0 [0] I wonder what amount of scrutiny all the accounts that proposed the upgrade should be put under. [0] https://github.com/search?q=liblzma+5.6.0&type=pullre
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by gouggoug 3y ago
This comment explains it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39676881
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by gouggoug 3y ago
Interesting, I wasn’t aware of this experimental feature. I still think the post was AI generated. Reason being that “now that go has yield” implies this is an actual available feature of go. It’s not. And I’d find it very surprising someon
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by gouggoug 3y ago
> Now that Go has yield, you can avoid using channels even more. I’m very confused by this statement. To my knowledge, and after a good 5 minutes search, go does not, in fact, have yield. Almost looks like an AI hallucination. edit: the
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by gouggoug 3y ago
Sure, these are simple fix. They don't address the real issues though: (1) the use of facial recognition (2) without users consenting to it (3) and the resell of the data.
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by gouggoug 3y ago
Quitting your job and finding another one better is a privilege few workers have, not the norm.
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Timoni – An Alternative to Helm for Kubernetes(timoni.sh)
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by gouggoug 3y ago
> What a choice of wording! To be fair, the editors do usually keep a pretty clean Ars. I'll give them some slack on this one.
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by gouggoug 3y ago
Fair enough and this HN submission[0] goes into some details. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37961166
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by gouggoug 3y ago
Bold claim lacking substantiation. Care to share? Maybe it will get traction this time.
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by gouggoug 3y ago
Unrelated to ArgoCon but related to ArgoCD: I’ve been working on implementing ArgoCD and I am surprised by some design choices, so I wonder if someone could shed some light as to why they were made: - `Application` resources can only be cre
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by gouggoug 3y ago
> This is already happening in any sane modern application. Probably in part thanks to 12factor.net
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by gouggoug 3y ago
> Product & Service Overview > Performance : Includes unlimited high-speed, low-latency internet. What's high-speed? Would be nice to provide a number
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by gouggoug 3y ago
I've been wondering the same. I wonder if they just do some rudimentary packet inspection and drop packets above a certain size. My thinking being that short text messages result in very small packets, while large images will result in
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by gouggoug 3y ago
I'm a bit confused by this: > “All stonemen are made of stone” is true by definition, but “no men are made of stone” is also true and seems to contradict it. I don't see how “no men are made of stone” contradicts “All stonemen
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by gouggoug 3y ago
> Then why web.archive.org isn't also banned? Because web.archive.org is generally used for... ... things which aren't available from the original source anymore. While archive.is is generally used to bypass paywalls. These 2 w
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by gouggoug 3y ago
> What's wrong with patch email chains? Nothing (aside from the lack of UX/UI, but some might see this as a plus) > Or the current existing wrappers around git that allows for distributed review chains (i.e. git(hub|lab), et
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by gouggoug 3y ago
If you're using firefox with facebook containers you need to allow threads.net to run in the facebook container.
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by gouggoug 3y ago
Since I can't edit my original message anymore: I think we can probably exclude malice (from the agent at least), like many commenters pointed out. It is, however, infuriatingly shady for AirFrance to not address these issues. Doubly s
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by gouggoug 3y ago
I could have been more clear in my story. I tried multiple times over a few days, before caving in and calling customer support. The agent 100% did something that fixed the error.
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by gouggoug 3y ago
I recently had an issue with Air France as well while trying to change a "flex" ticket. Flex tickets are just tickets whose dates you can change for no fee, all you pay is the airfare difference. This summer, I needed to change my
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by gouggoug 3y ago
Rarely updated, but here it is https://boxunix.com
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by gouggoug 3y ago
Read the article. This is just a fun pet project allowing you to visualize your base in 3D. Nothing less, nothing more.
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by gouggoug 3y ago
I have stopped paying for prime years ago. I regularly get a free 1 month trial that I accept and immediately cancel. When my trial expires, I wait until I get a new one. In the meantime I order without prime and still usually get my stuff
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by gouggoug 3y ago
"This content is not available in your country/region." Really? What content do you have, WoodTV.com, that needs to be region locked?
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by gouggoug 4y ago
No idea. I always do trial error on new microwaves. Typical household microwaves I’ve run into generally didn’t offer me to change the wattage, but instead had a number between 1-10 to choose from. Just start at a 1/6th power or less i
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by gouggoug 4y ago
Microwaved Salmon recipe: - rinse salmon thoroughly under cold water - put salmon in a dish - Add Salt and pepper - cut a few very thin slices of lemon and cover salmon with it - add fresh rosemary on top and around the fish - add a spoon i
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by gouggoug 4y ago
“Someone” wouldn’t. A bot would. Which was implied (albeit maybe not obvious) in my question.
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by gouggoug 4y ago
I can’t really put my finger on why, but this comment looks like it came straight from chatGPT. Did it?

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