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by kbumsik 5y ago
Nope, AGPL is already compromised by FAANG too. See how Mongodb switched from AGPL to SSPL https://lwn.net/Articles/768670/
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by kbumsik 5y ago
> OpenGL is being replaced across the industry by modern rendering APIs like Vulkan etc. Not always true though. The target hardware is different between the game industry and the web industry. Games focus on delivering best graphics wit
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by kbumsik 5y ago
The WebGPU spec itself is not yet confirmed AFAIK. Thus no browser has a stable support.
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by kbumsik 5y ago
You mean, Haxl? [1] But AFAIK only a few devs are involved for the development. [1] https://github.com/facebook/Haxl
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by kbumsik 5y ago
I use Dropbox for almost 10 years and I have been using it well so far! Dropbox offers great file history and restoration support. One day I deleted files permanently then the team kindly supported my case to restore the files within a day.
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by kbumsik 5y ago
So another requirements.in file ignoring PEP621? I'm confused... Maybe I will just try first. pip-tools seems to acknowledging PEP621 https://pip-tools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/changelog/?highli... http
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by kbumsik 5y ago
Interesting. So use `pip-compile` instead of `pip freeze > requirements.txt`?
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by kbumsik 5y ago
It went final this March though. So Poetry might needs more time to think about the transitioning plan. Python packaging is again in a chaos since 2021 because of the rise of standardized PEPs.
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by kbumsik 5y ago
I started a new Python project last month. I tried both Poetry and PDM but I decided not to use neither of them. PDM is currently basically one man show, and the Poetry's doc isn't great - The doc page seems pretty but it only des
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by kbumsik 5y ago
Can we mix Poetry and PEP621 though? I tried to use project.dependencies and project.optional-dependencies fields in pyproject.toml defined by PEP621. However Poetry seems to ignore it and it tries to stick with its own tools.poetry section
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by kbumsik 5y ago
> The text is edited locally This was the pain point. My local machine didn't have source code locally. Maybe I was too lazy, but syncing code on both local machine and remote machine was painful.
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GPD Pocket 3 – Handheld PC with KVM and RS-232(gpd.hk)
224 points by kbumsik 5y ago|122 comments
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Blue Origin and Sierra Space developing commercial space station(blueorigin.com)
1 points by kbumsik 5y ago|1 comments
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GPD Pocket 3: A Modular and Full-Featured Handheld PC(indiegogo.com)
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by kbumsik 5y ago
> If millions of people were using IPFS You criticize that people have unrealistic expectation, and then you are making an unrealistic claim...
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by kbumsik 5y ago
FYI there is already a similar API: https://caniuse.com/pagevisibility
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by kbumsik 5y ago
Thanks for the insight. I personally thought it is kinda Skeuomorphism + Flat and I was right!
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by kbumsik 5y ago
Off topic, but what is the theme in the main screenshot? I often saw that kinds of design (much rounded, much gradient shadow) in new SaaS.
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by kbumsik 5y ago
Thank you. As an non-american it is quite interesting to see those piles of emails are disclosed publicity. I have never heard such cases in Korea.
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by kbumsik 5y ago
This Twitter is interesting. How and where it gets such mails?
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by kbumsik 5y ago
Cool project! Just wanted to mention that you emphasize "optimized for FastAPI" but it looks like it does nothing to do with FastAPI. Do you have any reason to narrow down the scope to FastAPI when other frameworks like Flask are
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by kbumsik 5y ago
I know ARM in principal supports BE, but never heard real BE ARM products yet. Is there one? I am just curious.
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by kbumsik 5y ago
> full laptop-grade Zen 2 processor. That's exactly what we call a "Mobile" chip in the x86 CPU market. The mobile phone grade chipsets you are probably thinking is probably called "Embedded" chip in the x86 mark
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by kbumsik 5y ago
> in this case because there is relatively large delay between signal to spin up a server and observed effect of it. PID requires a lot of iterations to stabilize, which multiplied by delay will require a lot of time. Then you can tune t
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by kbumsik 5y ago
I sometimes feel a bit weird when I see complaints like this. Because I have never experienced broken by systemd. For logging, can't you write a systemd service in bash with -x flag?
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by kbumsik 5y ago
The question is, was it better before systemd?
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by kbumsik 5y ago
No, it definitely works without errors, as long as the UTF-8 text is in ASCII space.
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by kbumsik 5y ago
They exist before UTF-8 afaik.
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by kbumsik 5y ago
No. Soft real time can miss some real time deadline. AFAIK Linux RT kernel is designed to hit every deadline, but they just cannot offer a formal proof. So "more-or-less" hard real time.
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by kbumsik 5y ago
What type checker does PyCharm use? In-house?

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