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1. 601.▲
   by jiehong 3y ago

   Sure, but maybe without going that extreme: it seems like men enjoy red meat much more than women on average. Education or physiology?
2. 602.▲
   by jiehong 3y ago

   Exactly. At the extreme end, there are older Chinese users who often hand write Chinese on the screen to write a sentence, one character at a time. In the middle there are many things, like Latin but unusual layout such as French bepo, or C
3. 603.▲
   by jiehong 3y ago

   Nice! Although, some sections still say “this blog post” and it feels like a bunch of them stuck together with a need for some review maybe?
4. 604.▲
   by jiehong 3y ago

   Qobuz also offers flac downloads for albums, but also linnrecords does that.
5. 605.▲
   by jiehong 3y ago

   We’re using recursion at $company to validate user inputs because it’s a user-defined tree of unknown depth.
6. 606.▲
   by jiehong 3y ago

   Yep, same: masculine for the underwear and feminine for the "chaine de caractères". Source: https://fr.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/string
7. 607.▲
   by jiehong 3y ago

   Then perhaps we ought to change the name for "bits" so that software making can be recommended to French women, without them feeling uncomfortable?
8. 608.▲
   by jiehong 3y ago

   I have a bunch of directories I always go to, and instead of cd-ing on a relative path from where I am, I prefer using an interactive way to select where to go (I’ve aliased this script as “c”): d=$(ls ~/Dev | fzf) if [ -z $d ]; then r
9. 609.▲
   by jiehong 3y ago

   > In NixOS however /lib and /usr/lib do not exist. Instead all system libraries, binaries, kernels, firmware and configuration files are placed in the Nix store. The files and directories in /nix/store are named
10. 610.▲
    by jiehong 3y ago

    Also, 0.1% of users seems small, but looking at the actual number of users this represents is more important. > web application that serves hundreds of thousands of requests every day So in this case, that's at least hundreds of req
11. 611.▲
    by jiehong 3y ago

    Do you know how bluetooth is handling play/pause buttons while listening? By using a different protocol named AVCTP, while the stream uses AVDTP (with A2DP on top). A nice way to fix this issue would be to have a kind of bluetooth bond
12. 612.▲
    by jiehong 3y ago

    Perhaps it's time to upload it to libgen or something?
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    by jiehong 3y ago

    I wish everything would work with my yubikey as-is. Instead it’s the Microsoft Authenticator and it’s different MFA styles: - sometimes faceID is enough - sometimes I need to select a matching number in a list of 3 - sometimes I need to typ
14. 614.▲
    by jiehong 3y ago

    And Java is similar nowadays
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    by jiehong 3y ago

    mDNS uses the TXT record as a key-value store, and it’s used quite a lot: for AirPlay or for IoT with Matter devices (and many others).
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    by jiehong 3y ago

    From 2019, but still relevant. Still no update of the book he is writing, though.
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    by jiehong 3y ago

    I’m not sure I understand why an overlay allows partial offloading while rounding the corner of the video does not. Couldn’t the rounded corners of a video also be an overlay? I’m sure I’m missing something here, but the article does not ex
18. 618.▲
    by jiehong 3y ago

    Isn't coal the result of a massive accumulation of plant matter that couldn't be digested by any organism? But then, once the current mushrooms and bacteria manage to digest it, there is no way for it to accumulate again like that
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    by jiehong 3y ago

    It’s interesting to see that Apple has just introduced offline maps in Apple Maps this year.
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    by jiehong 3y ago

    Also, this kind of throughput in Java 11 in 2021 while Java 17 was already out is a bit meh. Nowadays, with Java 21 and virtual threads, results might be quite different (and the default GC has changed as well). I agree with the graphs bein
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    by jiehong 3y ago

    I used to commit and then rebase -i to squash interactively, but I always had troubles with which commit is the oldest vs youngest and wether I need to pick one and squash the rest or squash them all. Now I make a single commit per PR that
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    by jiehong 3y ago

    > Obviously an SQLite DB cannot be created _ex nihilo_ Well, you can create it as a 0 bytes file with touch. However, you can do better, and run `sqlite3 mydb.db 'VACUUM;'`.
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    by jiehong 3y ago

    If you live in Europe, those aren’t really usable due to the electric grid system being different in Japan, and most of those rice cookers aren’t made for other markets. Instead, you can buy any Cuckoo rice cooker: being made in South Korea
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    by jiehong 3y ago

    They haven’t referenced clojure transducers, and I find that surprising. Wouldn’t that be a bit of a nicer interface?
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    by jiehong 3y ago

    True. That’s one thing well handled by conductor instead.
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    The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Plain Text [video](youtube.com)

    4 points by jiehong 3y ago|3 comments
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    by jiehong 3y ago

    ah, alright, thanks! I didn't know.
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    by jiehong 3y ago

    For background tasks, they recommend using pueue [0] with nushell. It feels like Powershell's Start-Job a bit. [0]: https://www.nushell.sh/book/background_task.html#using-nu-wi...
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    by jiehong 3y ago

    > That avoids pulling _everything_ from disk in structured wrappers. This is only really possible if the command you're wrapping allows filtering early on. Something like kubernetes allowing to retreiving info about pods in certain
30. 630.▲
    by jiehong 3y ago

    Isn’t function overloading based on the number of arguments a thing in go? That wouldn’t break compatibility