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by kardianos 1y ago
Wait a moment... It gave you BOUNDING BOXES? That is awesome! That is a missing link I need for models.
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by kardianos 1y ago
My only pet peeve: can we define decimals as dec128 rather then float64 in configuration files?
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by kardianos 1y ago
I just felt this recently. I was sent some code for me to put into prod, a long running service. And in one func, which returned an error (Go) but still called "os.Exit" in each error handler rather then returning. Fixing the issu
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by kardianos 1y ago
It seems like the core problem is (1) NPM node_modules is so large usually, no one actually audit them and (2) the NPM churn is so great, no one audits them and (3) the design of NPM appears to think that automatically updating point or min
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by kardianos 1y ago
> We need some deeper changes in the ecosystem. I avoid anything to do with NPM, except for the typescript compiler, and I'm looking forward to the rewrite in Go where I can remove even that. For this reason. As a comparison, in Go,
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by kardianos 1y ago
What is missing is that Intel has US based foundries and US based talent.
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by kardianos 1y ago
I also run Linux using XFCE. But some of my Clients use windows and were just "forced" to upgrade their hardware and use Windows 11.
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by kardianos 1y ago
Yes please. Can I please have a simple desktop that doesn't get in my way back?
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by kardianos 1y ago
As an alternative: * Go ballroom dancing. * Go square dancing. * Go to the library and read their historical non-fiction primary sources (letters and journals). * Go to church (I'm serious, even if you are an atheist). * Go roller
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by kardianos 1y ago
"everything is political" -> Communism
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by kardianos 1y ago
Nice, I'll add to the list of similar thing I made, specifically for keepass. You tag entries in your keepass DB with "safe-print", then point the tool to the db file, unlock it, then it generates a printout to put in your sa
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by kardianos 1y ago
The author's didn't come out against it; they came out in favor of using it as a programming language first and foremost. Tools like gorun https://github.com/erning/gorun have existing for almost as long as G
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by kardianos 1y ago
That's not what Ian said, and he always says what he means.
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by kardianos 1y ago
They teach using proven methods, like phonics. They actually teach math. They test and use that as real information. They focus on results not on ideology. They do NOT encurage using Paulo Freire's "methods".
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by kardianos 2y ago
This is how all HIPAA "secure email" works. Outlook, Zoho, clinic comms, BECAUSE it lets you revoke email access. If you want an opportunity in this space, it isn't actually encrypted emails, but possibly standardizing and st
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by kardianos 2y ago
This is exactly what VP Vance and President Trump has asked the EU to do. They want them to pay more for their own defense... So, yeah.
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by kardianos 2y ago
Believe it or not, yes, the US wishes NATO paid for more of it's defense.
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by kardianos 2y ago
1. I don't want the federal government to know much about me. 2. I think the federal government executive branch should be able to control itself and inspect itself.
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by kardianos 2y ago
In a sense, I agree. The president should not be able to declare war without an act of Congress. The constitution grants the power to make law to congress, but then congress has enacted many laws which create agencies under the executive br
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by kardianos 2y ago
Is that your preference or what the constitution says?
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by kardianos 2y ago
I actually believe the executive branch should actually control the executive branch.
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by kardianos 2y ago
Exactly. I like to output PDFs with exact layout, and then output to HTML with approximate layout for flowing, ease of use.
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by kardianos 2y ago
This so much. I grew up in Oregon when it was legal for "medical" purposes. You could tell who smoked pot; they were not chill, they were dumb.
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by kardianos 2y ago
Woke is critical construcivism. The belief consists of two parts: 1. That truth is socially constructed thus when we see bad things, it means society created these bad things. 2. In order to determine what parts of society to cut-out to mak
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by kardianos 2y ago
> Don’t Lose Your Idealism, Ground It. This is almost universally true. We need morals/ideals, but they must be grounded in reality, in what is. If we just trudge along, we loose any vision for the future that could be better. If we
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by kardianos 2y ago
If useful to this crowd. I use keepassx, I made a way to easily print off key passwords along with their instructions: https://github.com/kardianos/safekeysheet It could be modified to also print out the otp as well if
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by kardianos 2y ago
I feel like this is philosophy in a nutshell.
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by kardianos 2y ago
I also use gerrit, and one repo uses large files. Looking at the roadmap ( https://martinvonz.github.io/jj/latest/roadmap/ ) they are aware of both these things, but aren't done. That being said, it look
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by kardianos 2y ago
This isn't about knowledge. If you can't compute that a 32-bit integer is 4 bytes, or have the knowledge that an int in c# is 32 bits and a long is 64-bits, then no, you don't actually know enough to be on a team. And yes, it
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by kardianos 2y ago
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