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391.
by mkesper 4y ago
This is totally wrong as we in the developed countries are emitting so much CO2 and are eating too much meat so soy is planted everywhere, just to feed animals.
392.
by mkesper 4y ago
The Readme mentions 3.11 compatibility so that's astonishing.
393.
by mkesper 4y ago
Not having includes in markdown is a real bummer, though.
394.
by mkesper 4y ago
I bet the line of sight check is so you don't accidentally crush children or animals in your garage door while closing. So I don't think it's that stupid.
395.
by mkesper 4y ago
TLDR: Researchers proved viability of quantum computers for non-trivial research questions in their field (protein research). While working with simplified models and thus being still years away from the complexity of problems solved right
396.
by mkesper 4y ago
Note to author: 120ms is not 66% less than 200ms but 40%.
397.
by mkesper 4y ago
Sadly all models are licensed for non-commercial use only (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), so not Free Software.
398.
by mkesper 4y ago
Who wants to record typos or patch after patch in your private branch? That has absolutely no value.
399.
by mkesper 4y ago
Beware, the macOS version is historic (as is macOS bash version).
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by mkesper 4y ago
I was astonished last week again how bad GUIs for git are. Take VSCode: It encourages you to enter just the title of the commit message. That's the boring part for people used to describe WHY that change was made in the long message.
401.
by mkesper 4y ago
Might be an interesting middle ground between the nightmare of everthing-as-plugins-but-flexible Jenkins and something like tekton.
402.
by mkesper 4y ago
The interesting metric for me would be usability with mainline kernel.
403.
by mkesper 4y ago
Please do not paste your secrets into any website as proposed here for conversion.
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Welcome to Královec(visitkralovec.cz)
80 points by mkesper 4y ago|15 comments
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Changing how we handle non-free firmware(lists.debian.org)
4 points by mkesper 4y ago|0 comments
406.
by mkesper 4y ago
Well, with SPI it was the same bootloader too.
407.
by mkesper 4y ago
Just use gp3, shouldn't be needed to request higher IO with it (except for DBs, probably cheaper to use DynamoDB etc then).
408.
by mkesper 4y ago
Sadly when playing the CVE game, Debian containers are no contest to alpine. For CentOS in a container I can see absolutely no reasons except if the SW is only tested against it.
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by mkesper 4y ago
@mods maybe change page to this? Much more background info there.
410.
by mkesper 4y ago
Though a fun thing to do, I think I'd prefer MicroPython: https://magpi.raspberrypi.com/articles/programming-raspberry...
411.
by mkesper 4y ago
The most similar thing nowadays would probably be a Raspberry Pi 400 https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-400/
412.
by mkesper 4y ago
What makes this song special (by Rick Beato): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwZysZPIrYI
413.
by mkesper 4y ago
Debian supports UEFI with secure boot too so this must be some specific quirk.
414.
by mkesper 4y ago
Take Git (and good commit practices) as an example: You can benefit in every job by knowing them better.
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Appreciating Python's match-case by parsing Python code(pythonmorsels.com)
2 points by mkesper 4y ago|0 comments
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by mkesper 4y ago
When updating packages from doom-emacs, it figured out many master -> main transitions (semi-)automatically. I don't know whether that was straight alone or doom emacs, though.
417.
by mkesper 4y ago
"I work at wasmer" is really weak wording when you're founder and CEO.
418.
by mkesper 4y ago
There was a detailed article about matplotlib colors: http://bids.github.io/colormap/
419.
by mkesper 4y ago
Maintaining Jenkins and its gazillions of plugins is such a hassle I'd never consider it for a new project.
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Filesystems, Testing, and Stable Trees(lwn.net)
4 points by mkesper 4y ago|0 comments

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