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makapuf
11mo ago
On reddit moderators can even be local to a sub, so you may just need to move to another one.
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11mo ago
Web apps require networking PWA (installable apps, without the store) would like to differ.
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11mo ago
Sont listen to naysayers. There are dozens of us. Maybe hundreds!
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11mo ago
SQLite is in process, but concurrent write / performance is a complex matter : https://sqlite.org/wal.html
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1y ago
IF you don't care about the issue of moving information, and provided your problem is embarassingly parallel.
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1y ago
Semi or supra conductor ?
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1y ago
Indeed a {"header": ["some","column","names"], "values": [[1,2,3],[4,5,6],...]} could fit.
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1y ago
Same, love lazygit. My only issue is that I find it too centered around qwerty keyboard... which is small.
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1y ago
Expensive per volume !
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1y ago
I think the interesting figure could be that its a cube of ~1mm but I agree it's lacking context
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1y ago
Funny they still call them graphics cards when they're really... I dont know, matmul cards ? Tensor cards ? TPU ? Well that sums it up maybe, what those are are really CUDA cards.
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1y ago
That ans I'm not sure the free market could not provide private independent luxury sports amenities just next to universities if it was a real need. I'm pretty sure the free market sports places would fail fast however.
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1y ago
The most used Desktop projects were started before 2015, around which new languages were stable enough to consider app building. Those apps fill their niche well and people don't need to start new projects for these niches, and new dev
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1y ago
Turbo Pascal help was using hypertext. Many people were exposed to it by the 80s
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1y ago
The LLM itself could do have donne it, maybe you didn't need the code at all
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1y ago
Why does it try to kill it ?
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1y ago
Why is it so ? Is go specifically lacking somewhere ?
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1y ago
Thanks. But then, starting discussion, what would be a sensible directory choice? downloads, backups ? Nothing?
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1y ago
Am i the only one to generally find those directories getting in the way ? I have very few videos or music, or even images worth storing as images and not related to other documents. Downloads and documents might be useful but then, docume
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1y ago
Touch typing for doctors seems a waste of time now that Dragon / Whisper / your phone can do Speech to text quickly and relatively reliably.
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1y ago
Of course, we both agree.
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1y ago
ASN.1 while complex has really seems to be a step up from those (even if older) in terms of terseness (as binary encoding) and generality.
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1y ago
Yeah I was thinking "but..." ah but yes I use old.reddit.com. well, case in point.
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1y ago
Wasting hundreds , well maybe a thousand of bytes in the process ! (I understand it's better to cache and things can go out of hand fast. But we're talking about small animations here.
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1y ago
I very much like those optimizations articles , what could be interesting is to look at benchmarks not only wall time but also other metrics : - cpu time (better CPU usage can mean shorter wall time but higher CPU) - memory usage - but also
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1y ago
In French and other European countries, #[@{}|\] need altgr. You re using this quite a lot developing on Linux.
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1y ago
Also, in French, pipeau is a kind of flute. "Playing flute" meaning bulshitting. Do what you will with this information.
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1y ago
Maybe limit the contract that a person (who is not a professional in the subject of the contract) can sign to 200 words. Anything past the 200th word doesn't exist even if you sign it.
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1y ago
Dont containers imply a linux kernel interface ? hence, you can only have truly native containers on linux or use containers in a VM or some kind of Wine-like translation layer.
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1y ago
I hope that our current articles will look dated and silly. The issue is that we don't know which part will, and which part will, as this article is, reflect still-current in another context thoughts which will engage us to think of a
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