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by jbaiter 2y ago
"They respect local laws and culture" - I think people from Xinyang probably have a very different perspective on that........
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by jbaiter 2y ago
Thank you for writing this, I really needed to hear this perspective.
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by jbaiter 2y ago
> Any healthcare system must deny healthcare. No healthcare system existing anywhere on this planet provides infinite healthcare to everyone. Denying healthcare is not violence. Nobody argues against that, but United Healthcare had a den
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by jbaiter 2y ago
This series of mixes by Lee Gamble is a great romp through jungle history, highly recommended: https://soundcloud.com/leegamble/sets/jungle-as-particle-acc...
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by jbaiter 2y ago
Claire Saffitz's is probably my favorite channel for all things baking, such high quality productions with a care for detail, thanks for sharing that!
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by jbaiter 2y ago
A small tool to align two versions of a video with each other, that have the same video (e.g same cut of a show or movie), but different audio tracks, so that the audio track from one can be merged into the other. The primary use case is to
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by jbaiter 2y ago
Ah, that's great, didn't know about that :-) It seems to use a similar edit-distance algorithm under the hood, and the docs explicitely mention integration with the FTS extension, so this is probably the way to go!
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by jbaiter 2y ago
One thing you could do: FTS5 has the `fts5vocab` virtual table [1] that has all the terms. You could provide a user-defined function that computes the levenshtein distance between your query terms and the terms in that table, obtain candida
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by jbaiter 2y ago
Not by default, no. But you could kind of implement it by providing a custom tokenizer that emits multiple terms for the same position in the document, with different variants of the same token. This would not be "proper" fuzzy se
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by jbaiter 2y ago
I'd go as far as claiming that the WASM port of SQLite with FTS5 enabled makes SQLite the best general purpose client-side search engine currently on the market. And with the option to further customize it with custom tokenizers and au
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by jbaiter 2y ago
The horse in the circle of fire is also a quote from Phillipe Garrel's "La Cicatrice Intérieure", a rather obscure surrealist film from the 70s (starring and scored by Nico/Christa Päffgen!) https://www.youtub
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by jbaiter 2y ago
Not for strings, no. The default algorithm would be Levenshtein edit distance and friends (i.e. what this library uses). If you want to get fancy, you could even go for something like Levenshtein automata (which are used by Lucene to implem
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by jbaiter 3y ago
Writing the software for an earlier version of this was one of the first open source projects I ever did, with an early 0.1x release of React, fond memories So great to see the project is still alive.
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by jbaiter 3y ago
Utrecht is beautiful
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by jbaiter 3y ago
From Solr 8 on you need a Java 11 runtime.
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by jbaiter 3y ago
I found that most of the time it was worth the time to invest a few hours/days into implementing the missing feature with Lua/OpenResty, if there wasn't already an Open Source extension available on GitHub.
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by jbaiter 3y ago
See also https://digitale-sammlungen.de , 1.2 million works from the Bavarian collections. Unfortunately not Public Domain :-/
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by jbaiter 4y ago
Yeah, I had to write a small bytecode patcher from scratch the other day and was amazed at the quality of the writing in the spec. Took me all but 2h to implement what I wanted, with no real prior knowledge of JVM bytecodes and class file s
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by jbaiter 5y ago
Have a similar (n=1, usual caveats apply) experience with one of my partner's nephews. Incredible kid, very creative, very excited about all kinds of things. Then he gets enrolled in primary school, within 3 months all the joy is sucke
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by jbaiter 5y ago
Have you tried setting up a JMH benchmark? This should allow you to see if the JIT is the cause of your slowdowns. Also, running it under a profiler (I recommend async-profiler[1]) should give you a good idea of where the slowdown occurs
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by jbaiter 5y ago
What worked for me was disabling HTTP3 support with the 'network.http.http3.enabled' key in about:config and then restarting Firefox. Seems like it's stuck in the 'SocketThread', repeatedly doing this: 2022-01-1
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by jbaiter 5y ago
Hey Mark, hey Daniel, Johannes here, thanks for the praise, you're making me blush :D. The inspiration was mutual, I remember the time working on spreads and with you guys very fondly, learned a lot from it. I'm still active in
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by jbaiter 6y ago
As a German (Bavaria), it's definitely not the best way and not normal around here. Butter or Obatzta (seasoned soft cheese) is the way to go.
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by jbaiter 6y ago
Judging from the GIF, they're using AWS NICE DCV: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/dcv/latest/adminguide/what-is-dc...
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by jbaiter 6y ago
Thanks a lot for taking the time to answer! I hope my criticism didn't come off too strong, overall I love working with GitLab, the parent just struck a chord with one of my pain points. Glad to see you're working on it!
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by jbaiter 6y ago
In GitLab? Maybe we're using an outdated GitLab version here, but I can't find it. And it doesn't seem to be mentioned in the offical Reviewing documentation: https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/user/project&
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by jbaiter 6y ago
Yeah, this is definitely one of GitLab's weakest points at the moment and seriously impacts day-to-day work here as well. Simple features like ticking off files you've already reviewed are missing and even mid-sized MRs are a pain
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by jbaiter 7y ago
> - lack of manpower in the dev department, mostly caused by abysmal pay compared to the free market Abso-fucking-lutely. IMO this is the main factor why most government IT in Germany is in such a disastrous state. Not just abysmal pay
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Trinity: Exploiting the PS Vita via PSP Emulator Escape(theofficialflow.github.io)
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by jbaiter 8y ago
> We think there is a fundamental misconception about piracy. Piracy is almost always a service problem and not a pricing problem. If a pirate offers a product anywhere in the world, 24 x 7, purchasable from the convenience of your perso

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