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by mappu 8y ago
Restic's restore isn't parallelized at all, whereas its backup is. It should be straightforward to improve the restore performance. https://github.com/restic/restic/pull/1719
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by mappu 8y ago
Gimp Resynthesize (all default settings): https://i.imgur.com/KvAQO7H.jpg
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by mappu 8y ago
There was a change to gofmt in 1.10, too: https://golang.org/doc/go1.10#gofmt """Note that these kinds of minor updates to gofmt are expected from time to time. In general, we recommend against building
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by mappu 8y ago
Plaintext at https://github.com/mvdan/talks/blob/master/2018/go1.11.slide if anyone else gets Chrome freezing for a few seconds navigating left/right.
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by mappu 8y ago
Hard to say - LO Base and Kexi don't have any web support at all. Perhaps https://github.com/formtools/core ? Or https://form.io/ is open-core but more polished (from the screenshots).
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by mappu 8y ago
This changed from 1.9 -> 1.10, now the asm/gc/ldflags only apply to the module being compiled directly, not other modules. https://golang.org/doc/go1.10#build You can resolve this by using "all"
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by mappu 8y ago
Yes, we do this for our release builds, including Windows. It does only remove the leading prefix (GOPATH) from panics, not the full file path. I don't think there's a way to remove the whole file paths other than replacing string
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by mappu 8y ago
TortoiseHg has the dropdown > Amend feature too. Guitar ( https://soramimi.github.io/Guitar/ ) is the closest thing i've found to TortoiseHg for git, really promising but not yet fully baked - with a little hel
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by mappu 8y ago
go build -gcflags=-trimpath=$GOPATH -asmflags=-trimpath=$GOPATH https://stackoverflow.com/a/45302415
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by mappu 8y ago
So is GO111MODULE. You just type `go build` and it resolves dependencies as part of the build. It's even one less step than `dep ensure`.
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by mappu 8y ago
Why is a tradeoff between convenience-and-security being considered? It's a false dichotomy - Firefox and Chrome are secure-by-default and I do not find them inconvenient at all. Can emacs adopt their settings wholesale?
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by mappu 8y ago
I wanted to know how well this compared to ffmpeg | base64 (or base{emoji}), but actually I can't make anything that sounds as good in as small a filesize. The FMT version is 2379 bytes of shell. Opus bottoms-out at 6000bps (even when
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by mappu 8y ago
I had this extension installed for years, from back when it was "still good". I don't recall ever seeing a T&C prompt, and in the last 3-4 years I've become quite vigilant about always reading full T&C texts (muc
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by mappu 8y ago
I discussed this problem (in a bit inflammatory way) last month: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17242003 It's particularly annoying, because I do have this Stylish extension installed (using css ::after rules to
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by mappu 8y ago
Hg sensibly calls the default branch `default`.
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by mappu 8y ago
It can be done reasonably well without a neural network (look at the '{}' button in Chrome, or Hex-rays for C/C++). There is some work in applying an NN to make the result look more like "realistic" code samples: h
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by mappu 8y ago
Even in the FLOSS world this is a somewhat extremist position - see https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/javascript-trap.en.html
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by mappu 8y ago
Another popular SQLite + Raft project is rqlite ( https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite ), but the goals seem slightly different (rqlite only uses distribution for fault-tolerance, not for sharding).
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by mappu 8y ago
I wish NSIS would do this too.
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by mappu 8y ago
http://www.sikuli.org/ is a crossplatform Python equivalent (and IDE with built-in UI capturing). There's also https://github.com/go-vgo/robotgo for the Go world.
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by mappu 8y ago
> an hour after the phone is locked [...] In order to transfer data to or from the iPhone using the port, a person would first need to enter the phone’s password. An hour seems like a long time? On Android (at least, on my device) the
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by mappu 8y ago
The very popular Gnutella/DC TTH algorithm was distinguishing between Merkle tree and leaf nodes for security/correctness in circa 2000, so it's not clear why Bitcoin (2009) left it out.
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by mappu 8y ago
If you're really lucky, your name contains an A and your surname matches a ccTLD - can't get much shorter than firstl@stna.me
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by mappu 8y ago
The salient difference is that bribing Google or Red Hat is practically impossible (a hypothetical billion-dollar exercise reserved for state actors); whereas bribing Chrome extension developers is definitely not hypothetical, maybe even co
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by mappu 8y ago
> Just read the source code if you don't trust it. No, that doesn't really work for Chrome extensions - they can silently auto-update, and will no longer match the published source. It's just barely possible to run the e
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by mappu 8y ago
Looks great! Love the idea. I'll buy the extension off you for $5/install count? I promise to wait at least a day before bundling malware, since you hit front page of HN there should be some great targets. /Sarcasm obviously.
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by mappu 8y ago
Apples to apples - $(".formname").html(n_input); The jQuery solution is shorter, and it works in browsers without querySelector (old IE) and without innerHTML (which is missing/readonly for some element types in old
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by mappu 8y ago
Mootools had a fighting chance.
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by mappu 8y ago
The link on https://git-scm.com/ still points to the old 2.17.0. Chocolatey has the original 2.17.1, the 2.17.1-2 update is not yet approved. Cygwin still only has 2.17.0-1. I wonder whether they were even part of the embar
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Cambricon, Makers of Huawei's Kirin NPU IP, Build a Big AI Chip and PCIe Card(anandtech.com)
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