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by leeoniya 2y ago
yep. same with npm. i publish releases of my OSS libs to npm, but there's no guarantee that what is uploaded is what you see on github. that's a lot of trust you have to put into my opsec, etc. not good.
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by leeoniya 2y ago
similar to how you can make plugins for data sources, you can make plugins for data sinks, like write over modbus, or POST to http API or, publish to some kind of MQTT broker, etc. since IoT devices have limited storage, usually the metrics
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by leeoniya 2y ago
for sure. we're continuously adding capabilities to the Canvas panel to support SCADA-type and flowchart use cases. https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/panels-visualization... there's some initi
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by leeoniya 2y ago
i'm trying to nudge Grafana into the direction of IoT/SCADA control, so we can be both, a great way to viz (data sources) and to control (data sinks). not personally a huge fan of having to recommend Home Assistant for that use ca
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by leeoniya 2y ago
also https://github.com/schollz/croc
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by leeoniya 2y ago
> While the Superfest glass is by far more durable than normal glass, when they shatter – the burst into a million fine pieces and are a total nightmare to clean up. I’m not sure if it’s because of their potassium chloride coating or bec
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by leeoniya 2y ago
same. been on EndeavourOS/KDE/Plasma exclusively for almost 4 years. tried Mint and Manjaro before that. if i had to use a ubuntu derivative, i'd probably try Pop!_OS.
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by leeoniya 2y ago
oh, that thing that makes every movie look like a soap opera? yes, and generally calibrating them from in-store settings of everything turned up to 11
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by leeoniya 2y ago
reminds me of how many users i've saved from headaches and eye strain by changing their CRT refresh rate from the default 60Hz to 75Hz in windows 98 or ME :)
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by leeoniya 2y ago
indeed
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by leeoniya 2y ago
since 1984 no one was offended by it, but in 2024 it became offensive to insane people AFAIK "sanity check" doesnt even have a history like "retarded" (which actually became an offensive slur). maybe some folks just feel
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by leeoniya 2y ago
i used NP++ for quite a while for coding. it was good. but i always _also_ replaced the built-in shitty windows notepad with Notepad3. there is less UI clutter than NP++, NP3 starts faster and felt like a better default editor. i think NP3
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by leeoniya 2y ago
i preferred things that did not need to maintain an index. searching on an SSD/NVME is fast enough not to have yet another service running in background/eating disk.
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by leeoniya 2y ago
used this extensively before switching to linux/kde/plasma. also look at - Notepad3 - XYPlorer - https://ramensoftware.com/7-taskbar-tweaker - https://goffconcepts.com/products/filesearchex&#x
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by leeoniya 2y ago
it's been about 4 years, but in Grafana at the time we were using something like ArrowJS + Arrow Flight + protobuf.js to render datasets into dashboards on Canvas, especially for streaming at ~20hz. when i benchmarked the fastest lib t
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by leeoniya 2y ago
i think duckdb-wasm is closer to 6MB over wire, but ~36MB once decompressed. (see net panel when loading https://shell.duckdb.org/ ) the decompressed size should be okay since it's not the same as parsing and JITing 36M
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by leeoniya 2y ago
in my [albeit outdated] experience ArrowJS is quite a bit slower than using native JS types. i feel like crossing the WASM<>JS boundary is very expensive, especially for anything other than numbers/typed arrays. what are people&#
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by leeoniya 2y ago
> We can’t predict the weather more than 14 days into the future a casino can't predict the next 14 blackjack cards, but somehow it can predict the profit over the next 365 days (millions of blackjack cards) just sayin.
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by leeoniya 3y ago
this is basically that family guy episode where Quagmire tries to get out of his marriage to a hooker.
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by leeoniya 3y ago
> and indeed was debunked shortly after was also surprised that she continues to mention the mmap thing in a positive light even after the facts about the claim were settled to the contrary, even disregarding the whole attribution fiasco
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by leeoniya 3y ago
so, Office Space?
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by leeoniya 3y ago
i mean, rolling implies rolling 0-days, too.
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by leeoniya 3y ago
this is the correct take, imo. i think a lot of projects start out overly complicated with the expectation of getting huge and needing to scale horizontally in a hurry, which a monolith cannot really do well. of course these expectations ra
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by leeoniya 3y ago
ah yes, the "one-man environmental disaster" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Midgley_Jr .
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by leeoniya 3y ago
oh, hey there :) yep. no matter how much bench homework i try to do with my GH projects (uPlot, uFuzzy, uDSV, uTable) to show off their perf, it's impossible to be anywhere near exhaustive. there is simply too much variance in envs, ha
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by leeoniya 3y ago
we had one hackathon project a couple years ago at Grafana that used audio for tracing trendlines for a11y :)
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by leeoniya 3y ago
> if you can convince it to use GPU acceleration on Linux. which isnt all that difficult, btw :) good to point out that it's not enabled by default.
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by leeoniya 3y ago
> except that with Windows I have no restrictions with applications. what you do get with windows is a UI that changes, resets, and ignores your previous customizations with every os update, which you cannot stop/prevent. even group
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by leeoniya 3y ago
written before css grid and css columns? another z-index one: https://philipwalton.com/articles/what-no-one-told-you-about...
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by leeoniya 3y ago
> They put DRM on a lawn mower. John Deere liked this

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