meitham

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by meitham 2y ago
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger
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by meitham 2y ago
Funny how the software community could not separate software from politics two years ago when the conflict started in Ukraine! Most GitHub projects started including the Ukraine's flag, and some companies like JetBrains closed their o
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by meitham 2y ago
How’s that related?
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by meitham 3y ago
I too have been worrying about SD card failures in my raspberries but haven’t had a single failure ever! My cards are read/write all Debian and have been running since 2016. I hope this post won’t jinx it but my entire data centre ha
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by meitham 3y ago
The fact you achieved this with a query and graphiz is impressive! I wonder how much tweaks this query needs to make it work with DuckDB.
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by meitham 3y ago
The cookies “partners” on the page is insane! Had to scroll through 100s of these then navigated away without reading the article!
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by meitham 3y ago
Read your comment and went to Amazon (UK) to buy one, but the description makes no claim of removing microplastics but mercury, lead, and the filter itself is made of plastics so I’m confused
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by meitham 3y ago
Download count is an interesting measure but I can’t tell if urllib3 is more popular than request or it ranks higher up only because it’s a direct dependency of botocore! I wish there was a way to categorise these downloads by python versi
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by meitham 3y ago
I don’t see a market need for a new one. Python’s own stdlib urllib is pretty good for most cases, except async, and aiohttp is covering that gap.
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by meitham 3y ago
The author raises very valid points about DuckDuckGo and I would go further and say k don’t trust their privacy policy, but I think there’s lack of any better alternative.
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by meitham 3y ago
The only useful types to add are Cython 3, otherwise adding more letters with no benefit reduces readability and reminds me of “public static void main”.
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by meitham 3y ago
Are you serious? He’s more comparable to Trump or KKK leadership!
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by meitham 3y ago
Wasn’t he considered a nazi before the Ukraine war? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-56181084 Suddenly all the enemies of Putin are the good guys, even Yevgeny Prigozhin somehow turned into a hero in his last
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by meitham 3y ago
Sora is pictures or movie (visual) in arabic!
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by meitham 3y ago
Having over 20 plants indoor and around another 50 outdoor I would love a self hosted app like this. If there were any screenshots or a demo of the app then I would be willing to put the efforts to dockerise it and add a helm chart around
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by meitham 3y ago
That’s nice! I would like to do something similar but my vim session are all remote over ssh, can we make it work without browser?
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by meitham 3y ago
I’m in a similar shoe. Will be spending few days in hospital next week, though going with a different approach: just added tailscale on my devices, my firewall (pfsense), and few other servers I have in case I can’t get pfsense rules to di
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by meitham 3y ago
Nice to see this argument quantified. I moved away my cluster nodes from VMs to LXC so I’m very keen to see how similar comparison to this article but against LXC.
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by meitham 3y ago
OpenAI success is unfortunately largely based on the one ruthless decision to ignore ethics and train the model on the work of millions of artists and authors. I don’t know if Sam himself was behind this decision. I doubt Aaron Schwartz w
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by meitham 3y ago
Unfortunately the “great man theory” is still going strong in the 21st century. Just like Steve Jobs has invented the iPhone people believe he invented GPT!
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by meitham 3y ago
Islam and Arabic largely overlap but not every Islamic name is valid in Arabic. Given Daniel has a shrine in Iran it might be a valid name in Farsi. There’re biblical names in Arabic but they sound very different in Arabic than in Europe,
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by meitham 3y ago
Arabic isn’t the only Semitic language, you also have Hebrew and Aramaic, and many extinct languages such as Akkadian. Not every Semitic name can be considered valid in Arabic, Nebuchadnezzar is an example.
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by meitham 3y ago
Nice idea but I question the correctness of the data. Looking at Arabic-English names, I see Damian, Daniel and Tobias! These are definitely not Arabic names, but there has been a recent trend among Arabs living in Europe to take on Europ
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by meitham 3y ago
I think many of these debates about microserivces don’t take into account the number of responsibilities the system must offer. For simple systems of course micro services is too much. The number of books around microservices vs monolith
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by meitham 3y ago
According to Wikipedia the 12hrs day and 12 hrs night is an ancient Egyptian and Sumerian and predates anything related to British empire! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/12-hour_clock
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I blew the whistle on Meta, now I won't work again(bbc.co.uk)
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by meitham 3y ago
Why let go? Unless it’s harming you or jeopardising your relationship. Treat it as a happy dream you can take your mind into, once it’s a happy dream you can control the ending to your like. Your mind will forget when ready and that’s oft
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by meitham 3y ago
I would love to see the opposite: modern JavaScript for python devs.
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by meitham 3y ago
More than once I had flies flying full speed into my nose and get trapped there! If I was an elephant with a nose bigger than a Henry hover sucking stinging flies I would be scared too!
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by meitham 3y ago
His name is so cool, that alone deserves a celebration!

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