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by jiehong 3y ago
> I think people use fzf for things other than searching shell history too but I’m not sure what, would love examples. I use it a lot to ssh/login into clusters, or switching openshift projects. Right after having selected a line, y
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by jiehong 3y ago
This makes me wonder: what’s the status of GPU programming on the JVM? Any abstraction for GPGPU or shaders programming?
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by jiehong 3y ago
That reminds me of the Citroën CX speedometer that was like a horizontal ribbon (probably a cylinder though): http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BQSdmmRemeg/maxresdefault.jpg
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by jiehong 3y ago
I’m France, I felt the opposite: American movies are so surreal with so much violence and guns for everyone, and sex is weirdly depicted. I think French movies contained some sex scene almost all the time, mainly because it’s what happens i
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by jiehong 3y ago
I get the idea, but the example itself about the logger is not great IMO. Any class doing IO is a dependency, so you normally would just inject it via the constructor of the class.
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by jiehong 3y ago
Web servers: I’ve used Apache httpd, nginx, caddy and haproxy. Caddy is my favourite in local and in production, but haproxy is more powerful if no need to serve files. Java web frameworks: spring, spring boot and quarkus. I’d go with quark
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by jiehong 3y ago
I’d go with sending myself a push notification on the phone through a dedicated service file and then call it with this in my unit file: OnFailure=send-push-notification.service Perhaps via a WhatsApp notification or any other instant messa
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by jiehong 3y ago
Well, people with bad eyesight use bigger fonts, making terminals full screen is necessary to see the whole 80 chars line without wrapping.
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Is Software Getting Worse?(blog.ploeh.dk)
6 points by jiehong 3y ago|2 comments
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by jiehong 3y ago
> Go (no garbage collector) Well, that’s incorrect: https://www.sobyte.net/post/2021-12/golang-garbage-collector...
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by jiehong 3y ago
And close to 50% on a double socket with 512 logical cpus ;)
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by jiehong 3y ago
I just prefer Berkeley Mono. https://berkeleygraphics.com/typefaces/berkeley-mono/
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RFC9220: Bootstrapping WebSockets with HTTP/3(rfc-editor.org)
2 points by jiehong 3y ago|0 comments
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by jiehong 3y ago
Great job to the team! Hurl is growing rapidly! One question if someone knows: while testing an endpoint, authentication is always needed. Having written the authentication in 1 file, how can I import this file at the beginning of every oth
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by jiehong 3y ago
If you use powershell, you can directly run Import-Csv and don’t really have to think about it.
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by jiehong 3y ago
I think the future is to never fill-in your cards info anymore, and maybe not even have a card at all. Once you start using something with a QR Code, it's much much better: - WeChat Pay and co. (in China); - PhonePe and co (in India);
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by jiehong 3y ago
This reminds me of forms explicitly requesting filling-in your name "exactly as written in your passport", only to directly refuse any non-ascii characters (like any accents).
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by jiehong 3y ago
Sadly true in every country. Recently been to China, and now that everything requires WeChat, it's extremely convenient if you're local, but as a tourist things are very difficult when you don't have: - a Chinese phone number
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by jiehong 3y ago
I would also offer to use a single file wiki such as tiddly wiki. It’s more than a bookmark manager, but it can be edited on the web and even stored in a git forge (like GitHub page). https://tiddlywiki.com/
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by jiehong 3y ago
Shared car pooling and buses will probably be used more, like blabla car and flixbus as the cost is significantly lower than the train.
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by jiehong 3y ago
Java has something called R2DBC as well, the async jdbc driver equivalent. Most major db have such a driver nowadays.
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by jiehong 3y ago
A jshell session can also work for that, but IntelliJ doesn’t add all your classes to the module path so jshell doesn’t usually know about them, which is a big oversight IMO.
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by jiehong 3y ago
Only time I tried Groff was last year, because I liked the idea and the speed. But couldn’t finish a single document, because by default accents in French or Chinese characters cause documents compilation issues. Tried using mom, without mu
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by jiehong 4y ago
Maybe you’re just switching too many things at once? I went from a traditional keyboard, and switched layout. Then on a typematrix, and it was annoying until it became second nature. Then a x-bows, that I see as a nice evolution of the type
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by jiehong 4y ago
Not open source, but Apple Notes lets you do just that on a phone for a few years now.
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by jiehong 4y ago
In the airline world, multiple environments outside of production have been standard since 89 or 1990 as far as I know (maybe earlier, but idk). That’s before any airline would use internet to talk to each other, but using their own network
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GTK 4.11.1(blog.gtk.org)
3 points by jiehong 4y ago|0 comments
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by jiehong 4y ago
And now with the Kinesis Advantage 360, if you opt for the “professional” model, you can use it wirelessly and with QMK firmware by default.
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by jiehong 4y ago
Automatic language matching is a real pain actually. - sometimes the article / product is only available in 1 language and the redirection leads nowhere (I’ve seen it many times) - the language of my phone/computer does not match
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Maven 3.9.0 – Release Notes(maven.apache.org)
1 points by jiehong 4y ago|0 comments

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