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by milliams 2y ago
I remember when learning regexes, struggling to remember which of ^ and $ were the beginning or end of the line. I know that my (and many other) shells used $ as the prompt symbol - i.e. at the beginning of what I was to type in the termina
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by milliams 2y ago
The author has seemed oblivious to the difference in past discussions - to the point of deleting issues asking for the description to be changed ( https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy/issues/82 - unfortunately n
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by milliams 2y ago
What's Campsite? Nothing here describes it.
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by milliams 2y ago
Indeed, Bristol's Isambard-AI and Cambridge's Dawn are already funded from previous investments in this area and it sounds like the Government will continue to invest a lot more going forwards. The value for money by building thes
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by milliams 2y ago
They're already investing in non-cloud GPU-heavy supercomputers designed for AI research (i.e. into- and using-AI). For example the Isambard-AI supercomputer at Bristol University ( https://www.bristol.ac.uk/news/20
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by milliams 2y ago
Even more appropriate as the main character of The Wee Free Men is called Tiffany Aching.
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by milliams 2y ago
There's no information here about what was changed and how. Is there a link to a review of this. I don't even see a link to the report so I can't check page 101.
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by milliams 2y ago
Even stranger when the article has, in it's first paragraph: > As a clinical microbiologist, I assumed everyone knew that it was a terrible idea to kiss a newborn baby anywhere on its head.
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by milliams 2y ago
This website uses cookies Show all partners (1496) Why should a site like this possibly need to be potentially sharing data with one and a half thousand other entities?
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by milliams 2y ago
I think the title should be "AI time-travel street-view" if it's going to have hyphens anywhere,
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by milliams 2y ago
This is what KDevelop called Semantic Highghting (as opposed to Syntax Highlighting). I think it was there earlier than this, but the earliest post I can find describing it is from 2009: https://zwabel.wordpress.com/2009&#x2
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by milliams 2y ago
What's GLP-1?
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by milliams 2y ago
It works just fine on Firefox. The things that seems to be Chrome-only is the "select some text, right click to get direct link" bit, and the "link to text that is hidden".
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by milliams 2y ago
Here's the project itself: https://github.com/flox/flox
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by milliams 2y ago
It looks like it releases today (see https://peps.python.org/pep-0719/ ), but the release is not yet made on https://www.python.org/downloads/ and the tag has not been made in Git yet.
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by milliams 2y ago
When a profile link for something like this includes a UUID ( https://mvp.microsoft.com/en-US/MVP/profile/8ec06c9e-b9d0-4b... ) you can tell it's not very personal.
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by milliams 2y ago
I challenge you to find a bit of water that is not touching another bit of water, thereby making it wet :)
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by milliams 2y ago
Direct link to RFC: https://github.com/mdtro/rfcs/blob/mdtro/trusted-publishing-...
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Master Hexagonal Architecture in Rust(howtocodeit.com)
77 points by milliams 2y ago|109 comments
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by milliams 2y ago
The advantage that OpenSSH have here is that they don't have to just hide the signal using noise, they can actually change the signal to look like the noise (or vice versa). For example they are making the signal packets some at a regu
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by milliams 2y ago
I am amazed at how quickly that issue gathered all those comments, all with more thumbs up than I've even seen for one of these GitHub dramas.
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by milliams 2y ago
Not on the Astral team, but to the first step, I'd get uv from your distro package manager (e.g. https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:Factory/uv ) and then the rest as you say ("manage py
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by milliams 2y ago
Discussed yesterday at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41098931
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by milliams 2y ago
I also found it in OpenStreetMap: https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/8879 Makes it much easier to zoom in.
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by milliams 2y ago
It can too easily go this way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkYUDQCYGHA
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by milliams 2y ago
It's easy, we should have simply started counting centuries from zero. Centuries should be zero-indexed, then everything works. We do the same with people's ages. For the entire initial year of your life you were zero years old. L
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by milliams 2y ago
The other talk mentioned in this one ("Back to the Future of Hypermedia in Django") is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0xES5wGjik
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by milliams 2y ago
It's a bit unclear in the docs, but I think what they're saying is that if there's a need for a breaking change, they're "not afraid to release version 2.0", rather than saying they're "not afraid to
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by milliams 2y ago
I'm surprised that `qsub` was part of POSIX until now.
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by milliams 2y ago
In my recent experience, it only seemed to make a commit when you did a `git pull`.

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