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by mrighele 1y ago
Italy has mail-in vote only for citizen residing abroad. The rest vote on the election Sunday (and Monday morning in some cases, at least in the past).
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by mrighele 1y ago
Thanks a lot, I will check it out.
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by mrighele 1y ago
Any good suggestions for tools for writing C64 programs in Linux and running them in Vice ? I only found a couple of guides that cover Windows, alas.
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by mrighele 1y ago
A spiritual successor would be Zombie Night Terror [1]. I find it even better in some ways (atmosphere, dark humor, gameplay). Highly recommended. Edit: it has also an editor and community made levels. [1] https://store.steampowe
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by mrighele 1y ago
It is a single problem that contains two smaller problems, but the actual hard part (a third problem, if you wish) is putting them together. If you limit yourself to solve those two problems independently you won't have a (useful) data
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by mrighele 1y ago
"Tepe" is just a Turkish word for hill or mound. So "Göbekli Tepe" literally is "Hill with a belly", "Taş Tepeler" is "Stone hills" etc.
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by mrighele 1y ago
The issue is not the invention of the dotless I, it already exists, the issue is that the took a vowerl , i/I, and the assigned the lower case to one vowel, and the upper case to a different one, and invented what left missing. It&#x27
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by mrighele 1y ago
Hetzner price doesn't include VAT. But the real issue is that the price is a bit of red herring: the CX22 plan is not available everywhere (only in the old datacenters in Europe I think) and if you need to scale up your machine you can
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by mrighele 1y ago
I would love to be able to self-host like it was 2025, and with that I mean giving a piece of software the api token to my DNS api, a database, a list of domains and having it figure everything out (certificates, MX records, DKIM etc.) by i
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by mrighele 1y ago
A stable country is a country that is primarily a country of X. What constitutes X may change over time, but it works fine if it is slow and gradual. > But one of the legacies of colonialism is the Middle East and Africa being carved up
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by mrighele 1y ago
Until just a few centuries ago most of the world population was split between Europe (West) and East Asia (East). Plenty of people genuinely believed that if you were to navigate to the West of Europe you would fall off the border of the wo
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by mrighele 1y ago
Note that he said "everyone's civil liberty". It means that he thinks that it is not everybody's right, not that it is nobody's right. They want to keep the right for themselves.
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by mrighele 1y ago
> If your Docker Compose workflow is overly complex, just convert it to Kubernetes YAML. We all use Kubernetes these days, so why even bother about this? I find that kubernetes yaml are a lot more complex than docker compose. And while I
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by mrighele 1y ago
Ubuntu too.
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by mrighele 1y ago
> I have to imagine one can find a case that allows tons of drives and is still powered by something modest. I found it almost impossible to find a case which has a fair number of bays (at least 6), is meant for an human environment (i.e
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by mrighele 1y ago
I agree with you. My flights back home cost double now than they did 5 years ago.
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by mrighele 1y ago
Some European companies make you pay for that too and the basic package only comes with a bag (e.g. laptop bag)
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by mrighele 1y ago
I remember doing something like this with Skype many years ago (at least 15, I guess). The old Skype, the one that was a real p2p app and before it got bought by Microsoft, was very good slicing through firewalls and NATs and it offered a p
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by mrighele 1y ago
At least in Europe, car are more expensive to make than 20 years ago, even inflation adjusted, as the EU keeps adding new and stricter regulations. * Lower emissions, requiring more expensive engines. * Making cars easier to recycle (but mo
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by mrighele 1y ago
A moving garbage collector is not that rare, other languages have it. I think C# has one for example, OCaml and SBCL too. I know about the trade-offs that a moving GC does, but the rule is about double memory usage, not ten times more like
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by mrighele 1y ago
The 90% reduction doesn't necessarily have to be related only to GC. In my experience Java is a memory hog even compared to other garbage collected languages (that's my main gripe about the language). I think a good part of the re
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by mrighele 1y ago
Because with the above command your assistant will delete snapshot-01.png and snapshot-02.jpeg, and avoid deleting by mistake my-kids-birthday.png
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by mrighele 1y ago
I have been trying LLMs in a couple of new small projects recently. I got more success that I hoped for, but I had to adjust my usage to be effective. First of all, treat the LLM as a less experienced programmer. Don't trust it blindly
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by mrighele 1y ago
If you build your infrastructure in a way that people have to drive much more to do the same, should you really discount this difference ? I rarely drive the car because I can reach by walk any place required by my daily necessities... of c
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by mrighele 1y ago
Me too, also because I remember playing that kind of game, on a Creativision, more than 40 years ago [1] [1] https://archive.org/details/Crazy_Chicky_1981_VTL
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by mrighele 1y ago
It's not just the English alphabet, but all the languages that use a Latin alphabet. I think that reusing two symbols representing a specific vowel for two different vowels was a poor choice. (I guess that when it was made, more than o
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by mrighele 1y ago
Of course no, the search is handled by a different team, but does that team also work on the frontend ? I would expect them to have a quite different set of skills from those that do frontend work, at least at Google's size. And if not
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by mrighele 1y ago
Why do you even need _different teams_ for the homepage ? The home page is made up of: a search bar with some extra buttons that link to different pages, a sidebar with some more buttons and a list of videos. What are the multiple teams for
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by mrighele 1y ago
I haven't been using C++ for a number of years but I think you could set the default values of fields even back then. Something like struct test { int my_int = 0; int* my_ptr = std::nullptr; }; Or is this s
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by mrighele 1y ago
I go to m.facebook.com and I get redirected to facebook.com, since I am not on mobile. I force the browser to go as it was mobile and I get: * Stories * A post from one group I am subscribed to * People you may know * A meme from a group I

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