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by justusw 4y ago
I think one advantage in GraphViz is the ability to output EPS. I use this often for embedding into PDF via XeLaTeX and Pandoc filters. I also saw that D2 offers some kind of LaTeX output, but was not able to dig into the docs there further
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Agreed. Admitting mistakes and showing vulnerability works best when you have nothing to lose, not because you have nothing but because you are untouchable. A good example would be a CEO who neither takes a pay cut nor resigns after laying
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by justusw 4y ago
This program is extremely useful. I have recently performed a recovery on a bricked Microsoft Surface and was able to extract all the useful files from a Windows home directory and quickly discard all the libraries, caches, and so on. By se
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Yep, they come with the whole shebang of self-issuing passports for their empire, and hoarding weapons for the next insurrection. Their fervor for the German Reich is absolutely comedic to Germans, especially the insistence on it having nev
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by justusw 4y ago
If I may, I would also like to recommend Richmond and Route Inn here. I have been to the Richmond in Sendai and Morioka in Tohoku on three different occasions. The best thing is that no one wants to take a copy of my residence card, which t
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by justusw 4y ago
Having accidentally stayed there before, I can confirm that they have their weird in-house magazine, even translated to English, in every hotel room. Even more obnoxious than the Gideon bible.
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by justusw 4y ago
Is this some kind of satire? I really can’t tell. Did they not make an episode about this on Silicon Valley? To clarify, when I first think of new package management I think of something that does reproducible cross platform builds, and som
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That clears it up! Thanks!
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by justusw 4y ago
I was using a Win 11 Pro installer stick on a Surface 4 the other day paired with a USB Ethernet interface. Aside from the fact that keyboard and mouse don’t work, because Windows doesn’t have drivers for a Microsoft Surface during install,
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by justusw 4y ago
Was this already satire at the time of writing? This whole effective altruism community has to be some kind of joke, right? Heal with your left hand what you destroy with your right hand? Sometimes life is stranger than fiction.
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by justusw 4y ago
So Django did not fit the author’s use case of implementing endless scrolling? How is Next better at this? Are there use cases where one could be suited more than the other, before we completely start writing off everything else?
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Links to further reading would be appreciated!
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Is there a service that supports SSO?
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I was told I value financial independence, but doesn’t that apply to pretty much everyone? Seems like generic horoscope language overall. But definitely provocative and made me want to write a comment to complain, ironic. +1
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by justusw 4y ago
What a great book! It was my introduction to 32-bit assembly on Linux. Learning AT&T syntax has both its advantages as well as drawbacks. I've noticed a lot of GNU code uses it, whereas reverse engineering literature loves Intel sy
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by justusw 4y ago
If you bundle it and release a paid for application on the App Store, I would totally buy it and even roll it out to my staff. The magic of the App Store allows you to do company wide roll-outs quite easily.
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by justusw 4y ago
As far as I understand, Gecko and Blink are completely separate, and if we were to put things together with slashes, Chrome/Edge/Opera (Blink) and then Safari (WebKit) share the same lineage (and even Konqueror!). Firefox/Gec
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by justusw 4y ago
Accusations are easy and can be made in seconds, a defense takes care and thought. See politicians lying impromptu, and journalists spending hours on debunking.
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by justusw 4y ago
That explains why my former employee had signs of a crossed through Bento in their bathrooms (here in Tokyo). The sign also said to refrain from napping or using your phone in the restroom. How exactly they found out what people do in the s
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by justusw 4y ago
This is such a cool idea and execution. I also like the DIY approach to patching MPC BE yourself, which shows how far OSS can take you. I wonder, when applying a linear transformation like in the shader described, will the total available c
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by justusw 4y ago
I hear you, the last thing I want to feel is dread when implementing something. But recently my priorities have shifted a lot with regards to using the fancy, the new and the shiny. Sometimes I just want to end the day with getting somethin
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by justusw 4y ago
That's an interesting point. Do you think your friend was able to deliver at such speed because of the familiarity with Erlang? Or was it so, that even with a lack of familiarity, the other advantages of the language were overwhelming?
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by justusw 4y ago
Ruby on Rails used to be one of the most popular ways of implementing MVC applications in the server. Has Ruby been hit by a similar fate?
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by justusw 4y ago
I agree. For most CRUD applications, developers should mostly integrating off-the-shelf components, and not constantly be reinventing the wheel. The reason for that being, that customer value (and satisfaction) can be attained by delivering
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by justusw 4y ago
Honestly, I just send a request and see if I get a 403/401 or not. With DRF you get an additional "auth credentials required" error JSON object back, so you can just evaluate that client side. Since I use fetch for my current
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I agree, Tailwind seems to be out of scope here for comparison. One is about server architecture, the other one is about how to write CSS. Both have a completely different impact (JWT as a footgun vs. Tailwind improving/worsening devel
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Proving the absence of a 0 day for whatever your solution you are using is always going to be difficult. But dwelling in thoughts like this is close to crossing the border to FUD territory. And who says there isn't a 0 day for Firebase
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Can you explain what’s suspicious?
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I assume this is using a lot of soft synths and samples? Whatever they are, they sound really cheap. I hope I don't back myself into some Luddite corner here and this later turns out to be really impressive, like we are seeing in the i
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by justusw 4y ago
I agree, pathlib is really powerful, and I can see myself using it for new developments. May I then assume that Refurb is better suited to work on new code? To get back to open(), I don’t know if I would want to go through my company’s lega

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