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by mhio 4y ago
Using the "unofficial" Debian non-free installer and packages will cover most of the gap. Ubuntu still allows more packages in than Debian will. - https://cdimage.debian.org/images/unofficial/non-free&#x2
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by mhio 4y ago
Quote strings, always.
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by mhio 4y ago
Yep, and zeroconf more generally.
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by mhio 4y ago
That's good, I like the box in box imagery. PBKDF2 directly might be some sort of multiverse locked box? Store a "safe key" in a box, in a box, in a box, in a box, in a box... in an iteration of boxes. Every key in the univer
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by mhio 4y ago
To disable completely docker run --network=none x Local only docker network create --internal int1 docker run --network=int1 x
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by mhio 4y ago
Popular in the Typescript/Javascript world.
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by mhio 4y ago
The replicator could also create the microwave with the 30 seconds on the timer, with the soup inside, already running. Think of the time savings!
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by mhio 4y ago
3.5mm to RCA adapters were a thing! Usually very, very long ones.
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by mhio 4y ago
The author confirmed only neo4j tests in a follow up comment.
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by mhio 4y ago
It was... > It looks like Neo4j is faster than Memgraph in the Aggregate queries by about 3 times. Memgraph is faster than Neo4j for the queries they selected by about 2-3x except... Unless that's meant to be a joke? Maybe they were
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by mhio 4y ago
The bottom table contains the memgraph mgBench (G6 2x Xeon X5650) "hot run, medium, isolated" throughput results: https://memgraph.com/benchgraph/base?condition=hot&datasetSi... The "By" columns
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by mhio 4y ago
I get that this is trying to point out that neo4j shouldn't be that far behind, but why are the i7/gatling test numbers being directly compared to memgraphs g6 test results? The conclusion is a bit premature without the other half
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by mhio 4y ago
I agree with the point about leaving properties as properties, just wanted to note that `then` isn't an ECMA keyword, but the example holds just as useful for all the other keywords.
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by mhio 4y ago
LiteFS replicates the underlying file system writes by storing the file on a Fuse file system that understands sqlite writes/transactions, it doesn't look like it changes how SQLite runs on top of that file system. The underlying
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by mhio 4y ago
It looks like most PR's are for RE definitions in yaml files. Is there something that generates the yaml?
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by mhio 4y ago
That's cited as 1 ton of CO2 emissions: > Just how much is one ton of CO2? As much as a typical gas-powered car emits in about 2,500 miles of driving 2.4 - 16 tons in manufacture of a 80 kWh battery = 6000-40000 miles. That's n
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by mhio 4y ago
How does a confirm push a key or password to a browser?
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by mhio 4y ago
Thanks for the info. I've been working my way through the ORM's and had just attempted MikroORM on a project but struggled with the documentation for initial setup so ended up with Prisma. (Which was ridiculously easy to get setup
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by mhio 4y ago
Out of interest, What drew you to MikroORM and beyond that, to support it? Say over Prisma or TypeORM as the big alternates.
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by mhio 4y ago
The default is kind of like using top result of a search as the owner then? But I guess you want to count the number of real people who "favourite" a name > hash mapping. You would need a consistent "easy" name as wel
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by mhio 4y ago
So one day, the "search" default moves to the most popular and everything breaks? based on the amount of traffic generated for the other "search"? Do you have more detailed write ups of that or the alternate schemes, at
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by mhio 4y ago
Maybe https://ntfy.sh ? It's a generic pub/sub tool that can provide a clickable link on a mobile app back to a service. It's covers the "self-hosted & open source" but it's not specifically an
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by mhio 4y ago
The info is in the git object store (.git/objects) similar to how git stores files. The tool creates `Blob`s that are committed to a `Tree` same as git does for files. These `Blob`s represent git_bug `Operation`s though, stored as JSON
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by mhio 4y ago
Have a browse through their engineering blog: https://blog.twitter.com/engineering/en_us It's largely focussed on the event stream behind the core service and data analytics. There's maybe one entry on the ma
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by mhio 4y ago
Oh thank you! This was the project I was trying to recall in the sibling comment.
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by mhio 4y ago
nushell and powershell use the concept of "output as typed data". nushell has typed parameters as well, but nushell fell over for me where the built ins didn't provide some simple functionality coreutils do (admittedly a whil
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by mhio 4y ago
Each thread or worker is a V8 Isolate, each with their own GC. I don't think WeakMaps could cross the isolate boundary. The project lists a set of "transportable" types, which can be passed in as an argument when calling a wo
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by mhio 4y ago
Can the app be used with an external DNS provider? Or would that impact the IP > DNS mapping
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by mhio 4y ago
Having a look through the larger dependents, Apache Flume fixed exposure to the issue in flume-ng-node a bit over a month ago, on 9th August. https://github.com/apache/flume/commit/60561ffc https:/&#x2F
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by mhio 4y ago
The version of that graph in the readme links to `bun/bench/react-hello-world` [0] which makes use of `react-dom/server` so it is a slightly more involved test than sending plain `hello world` On a local 4 core VM, generating

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