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by mmastrac 8mo ago
I believe deno literally shipped that final part a few weeks back.
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by mmastrac 8mo ago
You can find DDR4 at reasonable prices, assuming it's not DDR4 ECC, and assuming it's not a QNAP that will only boot with RAM from a very narrow window of compatibility (ask me how I know).
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by mmastrac 8mo ago
I really hope that automation and robotics will _finally_ allow us to invert the pyramid.
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by mmastrac 9mo ago
EDIT: Looks like these were almost all fixed, awesome. I'd say there's a few QoL improvements you could make: - The building choice for a colonist could probably just be a type of building, otherwise you're scrolling through
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by mmastrac 9mo ago
I have a popup saying "terraforming complete" after 10 sols, but I want to keep playing and I cannot dismiss that popup. The game is definitely fun but there's some papercuts that make it tough: no dismantle I can find, place
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by mmastrac 9mo ago
To protect the people in power, as always.
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by mmastrac 9mo ago
This insanity was going to break at some point. Now hopefully these trillions of dollars of losses might finally allow the price of old DDR4 memory I've been trying to acquire to finally recover.
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by mmastrac 9mo ago
Do you have WebGL disabled or is WebGL not working? https://github.com/immich-app/immich/issues/24581
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by mmastrac 9mo ago
The bridge looks much better than the anti-shine version in person (no boxes!), though they replaced the glass due to vandalism.
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by mmastrac 9mo ago
Postel's law is considered more and more harmful as the industry evolved.
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by mmastrac 9mo ago
Is it just my connection or is the huggingface downloader completely broken? It was saturating my internet connection without making any progress whatsoever. EDIT: https://github.com/bodaay/HuggingFaceModelDownloader s
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by mmastrac 9mo ago
Ideas are cheap for a very narrow vision of "ideas". Sure, you can build your recipe site, TODO list or whatever it is cheaply and quickly without a single thought, but LLMs are still just assembling lots of open-source libraries
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by mmastrac 9mo ago
Dilbert was pretty influential for me in the 90s and early 2000s. I enjoyed those comics a bunch while I was kid. He seemed to struggle a bit with his fame, and apparently his divorce caused him a pretty big psychic trauma, which was unfort
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by mmastrac 9mo ago
Huh, literally setting this up today but using registry.terraform.io/baladithyab/truenas. It works for a few things, but I wasn't able to get user management going. The other providers are built on the OpenAPI APIs which appe
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by mmastrac 10mo ago
If whoever wrote this wants to add an authentic (and somewhat period correct) terminal front-end, I wrote a VT420 hardware emulator that works in the browser and we can wire them together! https://mmastrac.github.io/blaze&#x
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by mmastrac 10mo ago
I used Miri for some key deno libraries and spent a fair bit of time cleaning up the violations. Many of them were real unsoundness bugs due to reference aliasing. Unsafe code absolutely needs Miri if the code paths are testable. If not all
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by mmastrac 10mo ago
I did a huge chunk of work to split deno_core from deno a few years back and TBH I don't blame you from moving to raw rusty_v8. There was a _lot_ of legacy code in deno_core that was challenging to remove because touching a lot of the
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by mmastrac 10mo ago
Officially? You can't get a license. Unofficially? https://github.com/kholia/OSX-KVM
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by mmastrac 10mo ago
I've been trying to do something similar to set up Windows VMs with developer tools. This would be awesome if there was a way to inject a `ps1` script where we could go through the awkwardness of installing choco and various dev tools.
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To sign or not to sign: Practical vulnerabilities in GPG and friends(fahrplan.events.ccc.de)
3 points by mmastrac 10mo ago|0 comments
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by mmastrac 10mo ago
I wrote https://github.com/mmastrac/clitest because I needed a more complex testing harness for CLI tests that does something similar. It's not exactly the same, but it's definitely in the same universe. One-
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by mmastrac 10mo ago
I was not a fan when I first saw it but I'm becoming desperate to have it the more Rust I write.
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by mmastrac 10mo ago
Why new syntax? We could have: let &p = &x.field; Or let &mut p = &mut x.field;
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by mmastrac 10mo ago
I use it daily on mobile and desktop and... this never happens (maybe once a year at most?)? The only thing that breaks pages is the adblocker and things work again when refreshing.
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by mmastrac 10mo ago
"Why" is redundant. If the article is stating premise "X" and it's on the front page (assuming it's not newsworthy enough that "X" is novel and worth discussion), it's obviously going to explain
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by mmastrac 10mo ago
Firefox's main problem is Firefox users. Seriously, there's nothing but griping about it but it's pretty much the only browser holding back the rendering engine monopoly (intentionally excluding WebKit).
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by mmastrac 10mo ago
In the pre-AI days I worked on a system like this that was constructed by a high-profile consulting team but continuously lost data and failed to meet even the basic standards. I think I've seen so much rush-shipped slop (before and af
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by mmastrac 10mo ago
SQLite migration scripts, indexing and vacuuming.
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Rust's v0 mangling scheme in a nutshell(purplesyringa.moe)
3 points by mmastrac 10mo ago|0 comments
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by mmastrac 10mo ago
This is incorrect. Swift optionally compiles to _bitcode_ (+), which is pre-compiled by _Apple_ before distribution, not by your device itself. (+) Bitcode is now deprecated: https://digital.ai/catalyst-blog/navigating-

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