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by maeln 2y ago
A lot of wood is dishwasher safe. But you should ask / check before hand. If it is made a several pieces glued together, it will probably not be. For cookware with PTFE non-stick coating, it is basically the only solution, with silicon
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by maeln 2y ago
It really depends on the wood used. Some should absolutely, under no circumstance, be expose to a hot + wet environment. Some, you can put in the dishwasher and they are fine. I do use a lot of wooden cooking utensil and most of them go in
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by maeln 2y ago
I remind me of an idea I had once for a hidden-hidden-service: Put a small SBC with a battery and a solar panel in a small box, find a street-accessible free-wifi, fix the box to a electrical post or similar and connect it to the free wifi.
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by maeln 2y ago
It's always funny to me how cybersecurity always seem to attract people with a ... certain sense of ego.
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by maeln 2y ago
For a lot of company and project I worked on, this is the same conclusion I came to. 99% we only need / want is docker-compose++. Things like 0-downtime deployment out of the box, simple configuration system for replica set and other r
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by maeln 2y ago
Google Research (which, if I remember correctly had member working on jxl spec and did reference implementation) has much more freedom, and has already been cleared to work on jxl, than the Chrome Team. They also don't have the same go
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by maeln 2y ago
I use to own expensive (~250+€) bluetooth earbuds, with ANC and all that jazz. I broke them by trying to clean them one time (my ears are very "waxy" and every earbuds always ends up coating in nastiness from my ears very quickly,
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by maeln 2y ago
Goes to show that it can be hard to have a meaningful conversation via text. Maybe we should add support for audio comment in code!
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by maeln 2y ago
I do agree that documenting the why is way more important than the how/what. But having a short comment to summarize a block of code like: // Parse the filename and remove the extension let fext_re = Regex::new(r&qu
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by maeln 2y ago
For forced comment I fully agree, especially for function or class when the name already says whats on the tin.
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by maeln 2y ago
> Not to a competent programmer when reading well-written code. No, literally reading a one line about what the next 4 lines do is mechanically faster. It does not matter that you are good or bad, it is about simple reading speed. > T
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by maeln 2y ago
This is something I always disagreed with. In my experience, I rather read a short comment explaining what is the purpose of a block of code, than trying to decipher it. Yes, code "should speak for itself", but reading a comment i
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by maeln 2y ago
Except the guy was working for the DCRI, which has turned into the DGSI since 2014. So it has been out of the police forces for at least 10 years. Not a few weeks ago. You can find a lot of information on french media, like https:/&#x
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by maeln 2y ago
> - There is the murder of racing driver "Laurent Pasquali" who is presumed to have been killed by a french intelligence officer. The plot involved over 20 people with several of them being french intelligence officers. In fact
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by maeln 2y ago
From the article: > The larp concluded, and a half-hour decompression began. We talked about what had happened and what our characters might have done next, then sat for a live Zoom call with Fatima AbdulKarim, a Palestinian larper livin
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by maeln 2y ago
Reading the article, the unpolished finished is part of the aesthetic he seems to be going for.
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by maeln 2y ago
MPV use some library from FFMpeg, it is not based on FFMpeg. And yes, VLC still beat MPV and MPLayer, especially at accuracy or reading partially broken files. Although the situation has changed a lot in the last 10 or so years, and they im
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by maeln 2y ago
On a 4090 with most of the shading still not implemented/broken :) . Probably won't be 120+ fps once everything is correctly emulated on a "normal" machine. Still huge tho
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by maeln 2y ago
VLC is *amazing* at its design purpose: being a rock solid video player. The GUI, the UX, and other things can be criticized, but I dare you to find another video player that will play just about *anything*, and without having to install ex
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by maeln 2y ago
So not enforceable anywhere else than in the U.S.
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by maeln 2y ago
I started programming on the family computer at 11, because I was curious how video games where made and I wanted to try to make my own (it never really happened in the end!). In the end, I caught the programming bug. The act of programming
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by maeln 2y ago
> Edit: to clarify, I'm French, and this exact same modus operandi has been used by far-left movements in the past to disrupt high-speed lines; if you have solid arguments against my theory, I suggest you address them before blindly
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by maeln 2y ago
Very unlikely. None of the disjointed group who called for disruption of the games as enough organization and man power to perform an attack at such a scale in one night.
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by maeln 2y ago
As I remember, both PCBWay and JLCPcb (both originally PCB manufacturer) now offer 3d printing service.
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by maeln 2y ago
Ah yes, because surely they wouldn't be dead or wounded if the US didn't send weapons their way. Remember the early days of the Russian invasion when Russian soldier raped and killed civilian and made mass graves ?
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by maeln 2y ago
Petty change to have the possibility to disrupt one of your biggest rival on the world stage without having to shed a single drop of american blood ? Looks to me Like a pretty good deal.
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by maeln 2y ago
> One thing I’ve noticed with the AI topic is how there is no discussion on how the name of a thing ends up shaping how we think about it. There is very obviously a marketing phenomenon happening now where “AI” is being added to the name
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by maeln 2y ago
Seeing some of the comment here, you could make a conspiracy theory that NVidia/MS/OAI used their generative algorithm to write comment defending them on HN :p . All jokes aside, I know that antitrust is not just about monopoly, b
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by maeln 2y ago
I pretty much knew what I would find in the comments on this one. The right to roam, in country in which it exist in one form or another, is exactly this: the right to roam. Not the right to camp (although some allow it usually with some re
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by maeln 2y ago
> We should not be developing new projects in C I would give at least embedded development a pass, since you rarely do have a choice there

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