jvolkman

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by jvolkman 2y ago
Fire tablets haven't been called "Kindle Fire" since late 2014, so I doubt many people are confused.
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by jvolkman 2y ago
My Instagram account was banned. I was never an active user, and I'm not sure I actually had a single post, so I have no idea why they found it necessary to disable my account. I tried the ID verification process but got nowhere. I had
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by jvolkman 2y ago
Just invoke the python interpreter from its venv path. You don't need the sub-shell.
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by jvolkman 2y ago
A monorepo doesn't require multiple programming languages or Bazel. But once multiple programming languages are involved, the complexity exists regardless of the chosen tooling. With multiple repos, that complexity is just pushed elsew
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by jvolkman 2y ago
I use a cardboard coaster (e.g., from your local pub), which is necessarily cup-sized.
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by jvolkman 2y ago
Stripe does use Bazel. https://stripe.com/blog/fast-secure-builds-choose-two
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by jvolkman 2y ago
That is the recently-ratified RFC9420, or Messaging Layer Security [1]. Matrix is supportive [2], Google is supportive [3], and Google Messages is actively gaining support [4]. 1: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc942
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by jvolkman 2y ago
Most packages don't do that. You can get really far by assuming that all of a package's wheels have the same set of dependencies (maybe using environment markers), and that its sdist always returns the same list of dependencies (a
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by jvolkman 2y ago
Unless you want reproducible installations on multiple platforms.
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by jvolkman 2y ago
In the example I posted, in the F9 and D9 lines, the first number is the FSAC (freight station accounting code), the second number is the SPLC (standard point location code - different from what you're referring to), and the last numbe
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by jvolkman 2y ago
Since it looks like you're talking about North American freight rail, here's an example rail shipment waybill (taken from the CN implementation guide which I found online [1]) ISA*00* *00* *02*CN *ZZ*GENERIC *230710*1339* U*00
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by jvolkman 2y ago
If you use intellij, you can annotate your text protos with some header comments and unlock schema validation, completion, etc.
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BNSF ordered to pay $395M after years of trespassing on Swinomish land(kuow.org)
25 points by jvolkman 2y ago|7 comments
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by jvolkman 2y ago
I thought they stopped distributing it via the Play store and required side-loading now.
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by jvolkman 2y ago
The end-to-end encryption is a client feature. It will work with any RCS provider that implements Universal Profile, as long as both clients are using Google Messages.
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by jvolkman 2y ago
Those sound like tools used to build a production, customer-facing webapp. Whereas this framework and others like it seem targeted at internal things, like some buttons and textboxes for an internal "admin" page or similar.
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by jvolkman 2y ago
The associated email address, ddt@idcube.idsoftware.com, was for Dave Taylor who worked at id from 93-96. So about 3 decades.
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by jvolkman 2y ago
Someone "fixed" the ad by reversing it, and the result is much better. https://twitter.com/rezawrecktion/status/1788211832936861950
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by jvolkman 2y ago
https://www.redditstatus.com/incidents/014dkyf9dqfl
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by jvolkman 2y ago
I got into cross-compiling Python wheels (e.g., building macos wheels on linux and vice versa). Zig's `zig cc` does much of the heavy lifting, but one step in building a portable wheel is the "repair" process which vends nati
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by jvolkman 2y ago
I have my queue workers maintain a list of task owners they've already processed, and prefer to get a task from an owner they've least-recently seen (or haven't seen) using `ORDER BY array_position(:seen_owner_ids, owner_id)
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by jvolkman 3y ago
Yeah, since I moved to Seattle in 2011 there have been two largeish quakes in the northeast. I have yet to feel one in Seattle. Of course now I've jinxed myself.
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by jvolkman 3y ago
My Pacifica does this as well. Shifting to park also engages the parking break.
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by jvolkman 3y ago
They have these at the Lumen Field (football/soccer stadium in Seattle), mixed with their "just walk out" tech. Scan palm, grab beer and/or hot dog, leave. All without talking to anybody or showing any ID.
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by jvolkman 3y ago
Google generated an answer for me. https://photos.app.goo.gl/2gvMEMxszs1R5rWMA
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by jvolkman 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Google_LLC_(2... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FTC_v._Amazon
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by jvolkman 3y ago
This is just fetching external dependencies from Maven repositories, not using it to build artifacts.
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US Government sues to block Kroger and Albertsons' $25B mega-merger(cnn.com)
14 points by jvolkman 3y ago|0 comments
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by jvolkman 3y ago
Looks like they're working on it: https://github.com/google/gemma.cpp/issues/16
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by jvolkman 3y ago
I'll plug some work I've been doing to (attempt to) enable cross compilation of Python wheels. I put together a small example [1] that builds the zstandard wheel, and can build macos wheels on linux and linux wheels on macos using

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