lvncelot

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by lvncelot 1y ago
0. Race conditions
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by lvncelot 1y ago
Nature photographers around the world rejoice as their content becomes safe from scraping.
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by lvncelot 1y ago
Ha, that brings me back trying to make Fabric.js somehow usable for a 3D viewport at a startup I was working at a while ago. (We used esm.js instead of WASM for the 3d engine, to give you an idea) It was a lot of wrangling and unexpected be
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by lvncelot 1y ago
So nothing's changed, then :D
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by lvncelot 1y ago
I always assumed that an event horizon was a necessary condition for hawking radiation (or the Unruh effect, for inertial frames). Interesting that this apparently isn't the case, and the authors rather predict all objects with mass to
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by lvncelot 2y ago
I think it's the exact opposite, as they operate on a token-level, not a character level, which makes tasks like these harder for them. So they would generate a sentence with multiple e s in it and just proclaim that they didn't.
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by lvncelot 2y ago
Also, when using your laptop microphone, for the love of god don't wipe invisible crumbs from your keyboard every 5 seconds. I don't know why this is such a common tick, but the amount of times I had to repeatedly ask people to
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by lvncelot 2y ago
I'm also really happy with spec first. We're using openapi-generator[1] to generate types from a yaml schema (inverting the more standard approach of generating the yaml) in our Typescript (mostly Nest.js) backends, and export tho
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by lvncelot 2y ago
From what I've heard I'm really happy that I never ventured too deep into the Arch forums. The wiki however was (is?) absolutely fantastic. I used it as a general-purpose Linux wiki before I even switched to Arch, I distinctly rem
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by lvncelot 2y ago
zsh for me ~ ▸ which k k: aliased to kubectl
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by lvncelot 2y ago
Another advantage of using alias: `which [alias]` actually tells you what that alias is mapped to, and not just the location of a script in your bin folder.
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by lvncelot 2y ago
Really liking the text-based lockfile. I know there's a way to get diffing locally via a `[diff "lockb"]`, `textconv = bun` git setting, but that's still 1. manual setup, and 2. not really webui friendly. Other stuff, li
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by lvncelot 2y ago
Really looking forward to the federation, hosting Forgejo for my own stuff while having discoverability/issue tracking with other instances would be the best of both worlds. As of now I'm mirroring stuff across self-hosted forgejo
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by lvncelot 2y ago
I always was partial to Randall Munroe's "Big Pile of Linear Algebra" ( https://xkcd.com/1838/ )
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by lvncelot 2y ago
For Firefox, I'm using Tridactyl[1] and am very happy with it, hint mode is an absolute god send. [1] https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl
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by lvncelot 2y ago
It reminded me of everything and anything AI related being called Copilot.
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by lvncelot 2y ago
I won't disagree about the state of LinkedIn, but doesn't the content just come with the territory? In my experience, people who "network" for networking's sake the most are exactly the type of people who self-congr
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by lvncelot 2y ago
I'm sorry if this makes me sound like a cranky old man but I find the idea of AI-generated PR description and reviews entirely misses the mark of what they're for. The PR description should contain the context that made a change n
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by lvncelot 2y ago
Inference Oven
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by lvncelot 2y ago
Absolutely the same for me, as well as having extremely tense legs during/after online meetings. I think the general phenomenon is often talked about under the umbrella term "zoom fatigue" - besides the fatigue this also enco
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by lvncelot 2y ago
Ohhh I didn't know that, thanks!
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by lvncelot 2y ago
Shame that the extension doesn't seem to be compatible with Firefox on Android, since Reddit's mobile site is borderline unusable for displaying images, doubly so if you want to zoom/scroll them.
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by lvncelot 2y ago
Afaik the maintainer has a semi-firm position on the tool being intended for the manual import of transactions. There is, however, the third party firefly-fints-importer[1] which I'm running without any issues. [1] https://g
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by lvncelot 2y ago
> Basically, the new name looks like intentional innuendo wordplay related to the problem with the first name Maybe I'm stupid (or my English isn't good enough), but I don't see the innuendo.
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by lvncelot 2y ago
I just noticed that the man page for git calls it "git - the stupid content tracker"
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by lvncelot 2y ago
It's way more powerful. Something like dynamically generated child pipelines doesn't even have any equivalent in GitHub Actions.
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by lvncelot 2y ago
That's just taking it out back and shooting it with extra steps.
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by lvncelot 2y ago
The CI/CD alone in Gitlab is light years ahead of what Github has to offer. I'm really hoping that they can hold on in some way or that the core open source application stays viable.
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by lvncelot 2y ago
import timetravel
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by lvncelot 2y ago
There actually is a way to test your test suite: mutation tests [1]. Basically, you change the covered codebase (invert an if statement, change a variable, etc.) and expect the tests to then fail. If the tests actually survive the mutations

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