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by hawski 2y ago
We now have pidfd, CLONE_PIDFD and friends, which should be helpful for handling children.
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by hawski 2y ago
I thought about this and came to a conclusion, that it should be possible, though not exactly easy, to implement a Wayland compositor that speaks enough X11 to run an X11 Window Manager which would position Wayland windows, while not nullif
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by hawski 2y ago
invoke-undefined-behaviour | sh We live in times where you shouldn't use C or C++, because undefined behavior can eat your face and general memory safety issues, but at the same time let's pipe LLM output to your shell. It is caus
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by hawski 2y ago
The Pirate Bay should consider rebranding as The Dataset Bay. I am sure there are wild times ahead. At some time it will become outlawed in the way regular piracy is. Not because of book authors or publishers, but either because of Hollywoo
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by hawski 2y ago
One of the reasons behind the backlash against Google's AMP was that they would contain the full experience. You are on a Google's OS (at least significant amount of users are), on a Google browser, using a Google search service a
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by hawski 2y ago
I don't want to say they are practical, but for sure you would build them with planetary matter so you would influence the movement of planets as you would dismantle them. At the end you would not have any planets left.
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by hawski 2y ago
It is a question of the input method first and, as the sibling commenter said, grepping second. Fuzzy search could handle "-" as: "–", "—", "―", "‒" and other dashes. I input slightly more s
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by hawski 2y ago
I had Chromecast 2 for a couple of years. For some time now when you cast YouTube it shows this TV "app" (instead of a static image) that urges you to log in. But you can't, because Chromecast 2 is not supported. I pay for Yo
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by hawski 2y ago
After working as a C++ developer almost all my career I am moving away from it, so I do not follow it as much. I heard that C++ modules are a step forward and a step back. Don't remember the exact criticism. Is there a build system whe
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by hawski 2y ago
You may be familiar, but I just wanted to show how it is available in many C implementations and is used, for example, in QuickJS: https://github.com/bellard/quickjs/blob/0c8fecab2392387d76a4...
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by hawski 2y ago
Could you expand on what is wrong with the synchronization primitives in Wayland protocol?
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by hawski 2y ago
It is annoying, but Firefox asks if you want to allow to use the 3rd party cookies for specific domain. Example of how it looks: https://hacks.mozilla.org/files/2021/02/Screenshot-2021-02-0...
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by hawski 2y ago
If they would do a small low-power SBC it would be great if it could be used as an alternative main-board for a Framework laptop. Fill out the remaining space with additional battery.
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by hawski 2y ago
I use sounds generated by it for the notification sound and the ringing tone (though I edited it out to include a 5 second silence at the end). I thought about creating an app for that to make it easy for everyone to have simple and complet
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by hawski 3y ago
It would be a comment on the state of YouTube. Also Clickbait is a spectrum. On one end there are disingenuous titles (1) on the other are academic titles (0). A typical book of fiction title would be somewhere in the middle of the scale. B
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by hawski 3y ago
I don't have a solution for the Ctrl+T issue. I use mainly the default container as with First Party Isolation I don't need to use containers beside some specific use case (multiple accounts), otherwise I put things in containers
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by hawski 3y ago
I would suggest not to mess with the current working directory and instead do something like this: for project in go-cicd/*; do project="${project#*/}"
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by hawski 3y ago
Is there an overlap of functionality between GNU Stow and OSTree?
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by hawski 3y ago
I wonder how many admins/devops/whatever will get alarmed by an inexplicable bump in 404s served thanks to this post :)
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by hawski 3y ago
I worry that it may mainly lead to spamming become even cheaper and more effective more than it will aid technological advancement.
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by hawski 3y ago
I will only mention that I don't see LLM output as overly satisfactory. Now. I would compare this to how humans use more carbon to move than a car for example. This could lead to a conclusion that we should stop moving and use more eff
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by hawski 3y ago
With my understanding 6DOF robot arms are used when you need to be flexible. Today you do this tomorrow (or in a couple of months) you will need to do something else. The more diverse set of things to do the better. But if you need to do th
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by hawski 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte > The size of the byte has historically been hardware-dependent and no definitive standards existed that mandated the size. Sizes from 1 to 48 bits have been used.[4][5][6][7] The
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by hawski 3y ago
In certain scenarios it makes sense and is very effective to turn off GC in Java, because then most allocations would be just a bump. It is much easier to turn it off than have a system without it and turn it on.
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by hawski 3y ago
But it is achievable without operator overloading, isn't it? There is also a reason why format strings seem to be more popular among the crowd.
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by hawski 3y ago
There could be a couple of examples in Boost like Boost Spirit [0]. Qt had some like putting stuff in containers with bitshift operator. There was a GUI toolkit that used + operator to put widgets on a window. [0] https://www.boo
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by hawski 3y ago
I would hope that phones would not remain the last point in the evolution of a personal computing device in so far as to make it able to steer the evolution of humans.
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by hawski 3y ago
If I would ever be bothered enough to invest time in getting to know existing or making my own bookmarking system I would just like for it to cache the text from a thing I want to bookmark and offer a nice full text search over the whole ar
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by hawski 3y ago
I can only say that I like fast_html and how simple it is. Very easy source to read and understand. It is based on generators internally. I started using it for some documentation generation purposes. I'm not a web-dev.
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by hawski 3y ago
There is a lot of output here, but you can grep around or filter with strace CLI. If you used -f option you should get PID numbers later on. Then you can look for all execve's to see how PIDs map to parts of the pipeline. For now maybe

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