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541.
by kitd 3y ago
Yes nc -vz host port is my go-to.
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by kitd 3y ago
Likewise, but for Golang: https://github.com/kitd/chock
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by kitd 3y ago
There's a comment on the blog that mentions the woman is a journalist at an independent media outlet not affiliated with the government. I am not familiar with Hungarian politics other than there being a right-wing populist leader in c
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by kitd 3y ago
If a PL allows effective, "good enough" code to be written and maintained efficiently, but doesn't meet your definition of basic PL theory, who is at fault?
545.
by kitd 3y ago
Generally speaking if a project has been around long enough folks have already encountered every problem and shared every solution. I call it "StackOverflowability". Pick tech where you'll find all the answers you need on S
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by kitd 3y ago
> There are initiatives to freeze whole JVMs, and bring them back in RAM when there's an HTTP call to be answered for example [3]. There used to be a research JVM from a group called Velare that did exactly this. It was very cool. I
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by kitd 3y ago
Teenager arrested: https://news.sky.com/story/sycamore-gap-iconic-tree-at-hadri...
548.
by kitd 3y ago
Nushell is also good for this, especially when you need shell capabilities too. https://www.nushell.sh/
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by kitd 3y ago
The main benefit (indeed the purpose) of gron is that the output is much easier to manipulate into what you need using basic gnu utils, instead of trying to shoehorn it into jq's syntax.
550.
by kitd 3y ago
Thank you. It's not a search-friendly name
551.
by kitd 3y ago
In the midnight hour, she cried ....
552.
by kitd 3y ago
Can it create regexes? That would be the thing that would sell it to me via a demo.
553.
by kitd 3y ago
Pre-v21, Java's threads were 1:1 based on OS threads. HFT apps were normally single-threaded with exotic work-dispatching frameworks, native-memory buffers &| built-in network stacks so, while being undoubtedly fast, were not parti
554.
by kitd 3y ago
From the Go runtime docs here https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/wasmerio/wasmer-go/wasmer > By extension, a headless engine can only execute a WebAssembly module, i.e. a module that has previously been compile
555.
by kitd 3y ago
Ah, but that's just the sort of thing an AI Wordpress bot would say.
556.
by kitd 3y ago
<p :if="desc">{ desc }</h3> That </h3> should be a </p> , I think.
557.
by kitd 3y ago
You don't. It's stored energy. If your hot water is already heated, you save on the energy required to heat it in the evening.
558.
by kitd 3y ago
Dual feed power line, one for home electrics, one for immersion heater. Store excess renewably generated energy in household hot water tanks during the day, to be used in the evening in place of fossil-fuel generated supply, which also even
559.
by kitd 3y ago
Nice work! I'd be more impressed by "Hypervisor in Scratch" though ;)
560.
by kitd 3y ago
The point is that efforts to curb wind power due to the threat to birds is irrational if you aren't bothered about the threat from domestic cats.
561.
by kitd 3y ago
Excuse a noob question, but what gets transmitted over the wire as `F` in the `become` message? Source, bytecode, function name, etc? ie. does the universal server need F in its "classpath" (or whatever the Erlang equivalent is)?
562.
by kitd 3y ago
Welsh is about 95% phonetic in spelling. Maybe English with Welsh spelling?
563.
by kitd 3y ago
I think there is a difference this time round and it isn't just to do with where the pages are rendered. There's a yearning for simplicity. In days of yore, "simple" SSR (eg JSP, ASP, etc) came with a selection of "
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by kitd 3y ago
Nice! Xc is another doing a similar job https://xcfile.dev/
565.
by kitd 3y ago
Indeed, and in a typically Welsh order, which puts the noun "damcaniaeth" (= "theory") first, followed by the adjectives. I think the innovation is in finding the appropriate Welsh words to represent the concepts involve
566.
by kitd 3y ago
Agreed. In fact I wrote a (very) small library to help deal with it. https://github.com/kitd/chock
567.
by kitd 3y ago
There are some fairly major Java backend libraries that are founded almost entirely on async-type APIs. Eg, Vertx, Quarkus, Micronaut, etc. I am interested to see how a widespread move to virtual threads, which for them is somewhat existent
568.
by kitd 3y ago
Also, one of the pilots would have been sleeping with the others wife. Or one of the pilots was hot and female. Or the mission was sabotaged by a psychopathic billionaire because they were about to spill the beans on his plutonium stash the
569.
by kitd 3y ago
Well, this is the first part of a series so it may be worth waiting for a few more before making a judgement.
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by kitd 3y ago
That's partly because we're doing it using a brain evolved to hunt prey, track herds or understand seasons, not the subatomic world. The way to deal with that is to use mathematics. Once you yield to its power and give up trying t

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