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by jcul 1y ago
It loves to put emojis in print statements, it's usually a red flag for me that something is written by AI.
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by jcul 1y ago
Only had a glance on my phone but maybe this would also be useful for incident postmortem timelines.
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by jcul 1y ago
I have a portable monitor I used to use as a second screen while travelling. I actually used it again recently while setting up a new home server, got me as far as SSH access. It wasn't super cheap, but not that expensive either.
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by jcul 1y ago
It is essentially, chat logs and shared files. With filters for things like I said it in a thread with person X, on this date, and it had a link etc. That with a quick and easy UI. I don't think there's anything stopping someone i
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by jcul 1y ago
I recently read Blood Meridian, the only one of his books I've read. I agree this was a bit jarring and confusing at the start, but I got used to it by the end. Though I haven't read any scientific papers, so can't comment on
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by jcul 1y ago
> It was very difficult, because in lab conditions, it’s nearly impossible to have males,” says co-author Jonathan Romiguier, an ecologist at the University of Montpellier in France, to New Scientist’s Tim Vernimmen. “We had something li
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by jcul 1y ago
My (limited) understanding is that cephfs, RGW (S3), RBD (block device) are all different things using the same underlying RADOS storage. You can't mount and access RGW S3 objects as cephfs or anything, they are completely separate (no
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by jcul 1y ago
Not quite, even the name is based on "Searchable Log of All Conversation and Knowledge". The value for me is in the search, recall, history. If it was just a chat app I'd much sooner use matrix or IRC.
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by jcul 1y ago
The data and searchability is slacks main selling point. A lot of people don't get that. I've been using slack for years, since they didn't have video chat or any of that. There are countless chat apps, including IRC. Slack&#
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by jcul 1y ago
Wow, I've used JNI many times, but many years ago. It is a bit painful. Cool to see it's been replaced by FFM, didn't know that existed.
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by jcul 1y ago
I wonder if this was a response to a letter from Mosley. Would love to see more context.
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by jcul 1y ago
For an actual letter I think I would use Dear, not an email. But it's so very seldom that I write a physical letter these days.
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by jcul 1y ago
t-rec is another great tool, which can record any window and produce a video or a gif. Not quite the same thing, but sometimes I find it easier if I just want to share a gif of a terminal.
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by jcul 1y ago
I've never used constraint solvers, seems like black magic. Need to fill that gap in my knowledge. But how do they work, what is the complexity of the solution, for example for the stock prices, is it O(n^2)?
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by jcul 1y ago
I haven't used LineageOS for a long time, but I remember it being really good. And I used cyanogenmod which IIRC was it's predecessor. GraapheneOS is a different ball game IMO, especially if you need to use Google play services et
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by jcul 1y ago
As mentioned in the link, Graphene has a lot of additional security feature. It can auto reboot after X hours without being unlocked. You can lock down the usb port to be charge only, or even completely disabled so that the only way to char
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by jcul 1y ago
The stuff that I notice not working are: * Google wallet NFC payments * Always on now playing * Always listening OK Google Android auto used to not work but they added support. Voice commands to Google while driving don't work for me,
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by jcul 1y ago
Yeah I'm the same, I find I start being really productive in the afternoon / evening. Unfortunately having kids is incompatible with this, so it's been flipped and I just struggle through the morning.
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by jcul 1y ago
> * Human malware That's a funny / interesting concept to think about. I'm sure I could think of plenty of corporate examples. Though it reminds of of Kurt Vonnegut's story about the car aliens, bringing the combustio
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by jcul 1y ago
My main phone for a year or so has been a unihertz jelly star. Kind of an extreme but it's so nice in your hand / pocket. Definitely not thin though!
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by jcul 1y ago
The only annoying thing for me with tailscale is having to have its VPN always on. If I need to connect to another VPN or need to access some geo restricted page, then I need to disconnect tailscale. Otherwise it's great, but I'm
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by jcul 1y ago
Yeah true, I was suspicious about that too.
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by jcul 1y ago
Telegram has such a good UX, like really good. Using as many devices as you want is a breeze, having multiple accounts on the same device. Their bots API is so easy to use. Yes, it's at the expense of security perhaps... But I tried to
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by jcul 1y ago
This looks pretty amazing, I'm surprised I haven't heard of it before. Looking forward to trying it out. Seems like a good way to verify the safety of some programs, even if not feasible for production due to performance constrain
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by jcul 1y ago
It's not that it's a fake number. They are saying the number is real, just it goes to current_value - 1, and then current value to indicate the value is updating live. Not sure if that was clear. Edit: I don't know if it&#x27
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by jcul 1y ago
Wow, that GPD Micro PC looks cool. How well does it perform? I find void linux super lightweight, can get great battery life out of it on an old thinkpad.
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by jcul 1y ago
Really interesting stuff. Thanks for the links, will check it out.
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by jcul 1y ago
Would love to read more about these shadow states, these undeclared secessions. I've often wondered about cartels in countries like Colombia and Mexico and how they interact with the Government. I never thought about places like Brazil
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by jcul 1y ago
Don't forget emojis scattered thoughout code.
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by jcul 1y ago
There have been a few attempts in Ireland to make it illegal to walk at night without high viz.

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