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by kitd 1y ago
You can run Fossil a a standalone server, yes. https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/server/
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by kitd 1y ago
No need for macros. https://github.com/lite-jsx/core
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by kitd 1y ago
Interesting (to me) that the flash shown on the included diagram has positive and negative branches. That suggests to me that while it is one "flash", it is actually multiple discharges, one triggering others in a chain-reaction-l
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by kitd 1y ago
Very cool! Just one thought: I don't think your stack traces need to include the lines inside Printf itself and it adds to the noise a bit. Maybe just go up to the line where the call to Printf is made?
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by kitd 1y ago
You must have given up pretty quick."ato Language" in the left-hand navigator under "Essentials" is pretty obvious. https://atopile.io/atopile/essentials/1-the-ato-language
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by kitd 1y ago
Tbh, it's the same kind of survival economics as invasive treatments like surgery anyway. No doctor can or should guarantee 100% survival.
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by kitd 1y ago
Or anything Lispy
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by kitd 1y ago
I think the pushback is because you labelled people who create "REST APIs" as "mediocre" without any explanation. That may be a good starting point.
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by kitd 1y ago
From the Introduction [1] Many container platforms are available, but Apptainer is focused on: Verifiable reproducibility and security, using cryptographic signatures, an immutable container image format, and in-memory decryption
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by kitd 1y ago
A lot of the fancy CLIs I use have a `--json` option that gives the user the chance to pipe output to eg jq and process it there. I find that a good alternative to running stuff through cut, sed or awk before processing.
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by kitd 1y ago
11A was next to the emergency exit. There was a comment on Reddit suggesting he actually bailed just before impact.
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Project Crema – Open World for Graal Native Image(github.com)
3 points by kitd 1y ago|1 comments
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by kitd 1y ago
Proposed enhancement to Graal Native Image compiler to allow JIT-compiled code to be linked at runtime.
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by kitd 1y ago
> Another prize is also awarded annually to people who have made important progress in studying IUT – the first such prize, with an award of $100,000, went to Mochizuki and his colleagues. Well that's hardly suspicious at all.
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by kitd 1y ago
For those confused like me, this is unrelated to the popular terminal emulator called Terminator [1]. Confusing choice of name IMHO. [1] https://gnome-terminator.org/
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by kitd 1y ago
s/censorship/content curation/
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by kitd 1y ago
They feel quite similar to Alexa skills, packaged in a standard form. The app store analogy allows them to be searched by the end user. TBH, it's quite surprising (and reassuring) that they have standardised as MCPs so soon. It normall
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by kitd 1y ago
Part of that though was that he was Polish, at a time when Poland and other Eastern European countries were Communist dictatorships. He represented in part a kind of "insurgency" against them.
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by kitd 1y ago
OS/2 was created by the biggest computer company in the world at the time, yet even it couldn't get enough traction. In the world of OSes, "the same as what everyone else is using" is much more important than "new t
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by kitd 2y ago
Too many have been killed, for sure, but you should probably use sources other than the Hamas Health Ministry: https://www.euronews.com/2025/04/03/hamas-run-health-ministr...
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by kitd 2y ago
Looks nice. Less syntactic noise that many other efforts, a good thing IMHO.
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by kitd 2y ago
> She and her guests were treated to a fly-past by a Lancaster bomber. She said at the time: "It was for me - it's unbelievable isn't it? Little me." That's fantastic! RIP.
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by kitd 2y ago
This sounds like passing JS objects around and having dependencies between caller and callee on their content being undefined and assumed. I can't think of much worse than that for anything other than a trivial codebase. At least in J
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by kitd 2y ago
Lol, not often you find Welsh in the world of tech naming!
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by kitd 2y ago
Great work! My family and I have fun playing Wordle, Worldle, Heardle, etc. I'm going to recommend this one too.
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by kitd 2y ago
Terminator? You can split/configure your terminals anyhow, and save your setup for future reference.
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by kitd 2y ago
Nice work. Does it include shared folders? I look forward to seeing one of these projects include either that or NNTP support. Then we can get rid of Slack.
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by kitd 2y ago
kubernetes Podman can work with local pods, using the same yaml as for K8s. Not quite docker swarm, but useful for local testing IME when k8s is the eventual target.
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by kitd 2y ago
Liverpool 1 West Ham United 2 I see you ...
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by kitd 2y ago
Kafka with a different partitioner would have worked fine. The problem was that the web workers loaded up the same partition. Randomising the chosen partition would have removed, or at least alleviated, the stated problem.

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