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by hultner 6y ago
You mean like AngularJS (which is an entirely different framework then modern angular)
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by hultner 6y ago
+1 on this I’ve used shuttle as the primary way to access one of my customers network for a year now, it haven’t gotten around to set up proper VPN access for external people yet. But it’s been working surprisingly well. I need to rerun the
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by hultner 6y ago
Looks really cool, I love how simple it is.
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by hultner 6y ago
Thanks for sharing, I’m the author of the article. I accidentally posted it here just minutes after you. Didn’t think anyone had already shared it. As a non native English speaker I appreciate any feedback you may have on my writing. There
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Get started with Pattern Matching in Python, today(py.watch)
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by hultner 6y ago
On the controrary it does not work in complete darkness, dim light is fine. My iPhone 12 never unlocks with Face ID in the middle of the night, and neither did my iPhone XS. I can however see a faint red light flash from the sensor when i
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by hultner 6y ago
Which device?
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by hultner 6y ago
Hmmm, that’s a good question, I couldn’t find much information publicly available and I can of course not disclose internal. But there’s a little in this annual report from 2015. There’s an rudimentary illustration on the second page. Unfor
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by hultner 6y ago
It is, I’ve worked on large scale projects to enable farming in deserts using underground vertical farms.
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by hultner 6y ago
We can also increase yield and desirable traits by providing the right wave lengths at the right point of the plants lifecycle, we can make the basil more intense, the lettuce bushier and more red. And we can control the environment to easi
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by hultner 6y ago
I see so as an Intel user I'd better stay away from mac ports if I want to use software only published on brew. I probably won't buy a new computer in the coming 5 years, so arm isn't relevant for me at this moment. But good
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by hultner 6y ago
How well does macports and home brew play together on the same system these days? I used to use ports back in the days and appreciated it coming from FreeBSD previously but at some point most things I wanted were simply only available in br
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by hultner 6y ago
Cool, so heat vemv requested already exists with iTerm and neovim.
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by hultner 6y ago
Me to, I’m considering a UDM-Pro for my 10Gbps internet upgrade coming soon but I’m a bit afraid that it won’t play nice with multiple external IP-addresses. Microtik is certainly interesting but I’m lost as to which model I should choose.
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by hultner 6y ago
I tried, I have an LG UltraFine 5k connected to an 5k iMac (2019) it works on the iMac but not the LG. This might explain why I’ve experienced a slight difference when working with photos and video on the iMac monitor vs the LG UF5k. Intere
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by hultner 6y ago
I also appreciate man pages, hate it when they are missing. The (Free)BSD man-pages are truly great, I’d never have to google anything if others held the same standard.
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by hultner 6y ago
Could it be backed by a 64bit integer while still exposing it as a well formatted code without relying on application layer intervention.
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by hultner 6y ago
I know that rust is the greatest latest thing but I’m still not quite convinced of it’s excellence as a communication platform.
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by hultner 6y ago
I mostly prefer REST with OpenApi-schemas over GraphQL when building APIs but the one thing I really miss with that approach isn't something related to the technology in itself but rather the Apollo Client tooling around it. I've
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by hultner 6y ago
Wouldn't say that, I'm around 30 and grew up coding C, C++ and later, in my teens some Perl anf PHP, all these languages use the -> syntax and I still used that in my notes up until two or three years ago, I also use nil from m
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by hultner 6y ago
Headers as images was the only reliable way to use custom fonts on the web until about 10 years ago. Before that you had to either use images or rely on the hope that your end use would have your particular chosen fonts installed on their m
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by hultner 6y ago
Wow I might have tinnitus, I read the yesterday night and was thinking I do often have ringing in my ears at night, it usually fades away during the day (or maybe get's filtered out by my brain). Tried mapping the tone I heard, at firs
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by hultner 6y ago
I understand where you are coming from but I don’t agree. Yes in a low quality codebase with focus on producing changes quickly and not maintainability it is true that the code will change but comments/names stagnate. What you are refe
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by hultner 6y ago
Is there a vim-mode? If so, is it any good? I couldn’t see any mention of it on the webpage or in the extensions. I used to love Coda back in the late 00s, especially for its live CSS mode (not so revolutionary today with this built into ev
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by hultner 6y ago
I can't really agree, to be fair it's been about 5 years since I stopped using Arch so things may very well have improved. But my experience using it as my daily driver on my work ThinkPad was that I kept running into quite a lot
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by hultner 6y ago
Well they are magical until you need to do something a bit more complex, like window functions, where they’ll not work again. I’ve worked around this by using indexed views for sub parts of a larger regular view but it feels a bit hacks sin
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by hultner 6y ago
Looks good, have you tested the pref of the realteks nics? Would be cool to see some ipref stats between two of these considering they're running 2.5G. Are you running Linux or BSD?
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by hultner 6y ago
That's a sick machine, to bad it's not running Intel Nics otherwise I'd consider it for firewall/NAT-uses.
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by hultner 6y ago
I didn't know they even supported scsi, I knew about the old BOT-protocol and the huge limitations for harddrives over USB, and for that reason I've always avoided them whenever possible with the assumption that the basic limitati
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by hultner 6y ago
No but the process is still started and I suppose there's still some sort of setup time for networking, context group, etc.

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