mroche

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   by mroche 2y ago

   > in vim it's wwwww You may also want to try out <num><action> methods while in normal mode. # Move forward 5 words 5w # Move 20 lines up 20k The latter paired with relative line numbering can be re
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   by mroche 2y ago

   I'm a fan of the Red Hat font family, i.e. Red Hat Display, Red Hat Text, and Red Hat Mono. They are available via CDNs, font providers, and directly from Red Hat: https://www.redhat.com/en/about/brand/st
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   by mroche 2y ago

   I'm a fan of AGPL as well, but there's a point of possible confusion for GNU license variants I personally run in to and maybe others as well. It may be worth specifying which variant of the AGPL you are using, e.g. AGPL-3.0-only
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   by mroche 2y ago

   I'm really surprised this made it through, it's one of the handful of character sets that require distinct glyphs to prevent confusion/mixups.
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   by mroche 2y ago

   There are two simple solutions to this: 1. Translate the word to another language. 2. Get creative and make up an original name. Mixed translations, word-bashing, not-actual-words, there's a lot of options! Okay, so the latter isn&#x27
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   by mroche 2y ago

   There's a bit of an industry adage here: Every improvement and enhancement in compute performance enables an equal and opposite advancement in software capabilities and complexity, resulting in render times staying the same. While a fa
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   Changelog and Friends: Picking a database should be simple [audio](changelog.com)

   1 points by mroche 2y ago|0 comments
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   by mroche 2y ago

   Any particular shenanigans from IBM and Red Hat aside from the EOL and transition of CentOS that was widely viewed internally within Red Hat as an absolute train wreck? For an open source and free software steward, I would side with Red Hat
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   Forgejo v8.0 Is Available(forgejo.org)

   3 points by mroche 2y ago|0 comments
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    Refactoring AWX into a Pluggable, Service-Oriented Architecture(forum.ansible.com)

    2 points by mroche 2y ago|0 comments
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    Launch of the New Kagi Community Server and Search Builder(kagi.com)

    1 points by mroche 2y ago|0 comments
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    Thoughts on the Google Chrome Announcement and Our Commitment to Public TLS(entrust.com)

    4 points by mroche 2y ago|0 comments
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    by mroche 2y ago

    Quick search turned up this: SIMD in Pure Python https://www.da.vidbuchanan.co.uk/blog/python-swar.html Don't let the "SIMD in Python" section fool you, it's a short stop on Numpy before putting i
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    TaigaNext looking for a new home - call for applications is open!(community.taiga.io)

    1 points by mroche 2y ago|0 comments
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    Forgejo 2024.06 Update: Data Portability, Federation, and UI(forgejo.org)

    1 points by mroche 2y ago|0 comments
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    Connect: Libraries for building browser and gRPC-compatible Protobuf APIs(connectrpc.com)

    3 points by mroche 2y ago|0 comments
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    TinyGo – A Go Compiler for Small Places(tinygo.org)

    1 points by mroche 2y ago|0 comments
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    Twirp is a simple RPC framework built on protobuf(github.com)

    2 points by mroche 2y ago|0 comments
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    Call to Continue Jetbrains Space(continue.space)

    3 points by mroche 2y ago|0 comments
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    by mroche 2y ago

    You can switch it to a centered layout in your account preferences in the Appearance tab.
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    Taiga will be run by Taiga Cloud Services(community.taiga.io)

    2 points by mroche 2y ago|0 comments
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    Welcome to the PatternFly 6 Alpha(medium.com)

    1 points by mroche 2y ago|0 comments
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    by mroche 2y ago

    Is there a specific aspect of k8s that's causing friction along the learning curve? I'm assuming your referring to the developer side of the equation, not the ops/admin workflows. Before jumping straight into production k8s,
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    by mroche 2y ago

    This is the way the world ends This is the way the world ends This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but a whimper. --- Excerpt from The Hollow Men by T.S. Eliot[0]. I'll have to add it to the page, but it was also us
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    by mroche 3y ago

    Thomas, thank you and everyone contributing to Colour Science for the work you have done. You have truly pushed color management and understanding of the pipeline to the next level. It's great to see your efforts merged into the upstre
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    by mroche 3y ago

    I have a preference for Slack over GChat, but I last used the latter in 2021. I had the opportunity to use it briefly during the latest major Teams outage so my team could keep communicating. Some things were definitely different than I rem
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    by mroche 3y ago

    I no longer buy this argument these days. You don't need a "heavy" argument to avoid Teams, you need decision makers who can listen to teams other than the bean-counters. Sure, it has integrations with the broader Microsoft s
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    Redict is a free software key/value database based on Redis(codeberg.org)

    13 points by mroche 3y ago|1 comments
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    by mroche 3y ago

    I run a self hosted Forgejo instance in my homelab, and have it set up to push mirror to hosted forges for redundancy/publication. It's stupid easy to set up and maintain (I've given it 2vCPUs, 2GiB of RAM, and a 20GiB disk).
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    by mroche 3y ago

    > GitLab’s UI really feels like it steers you towards work inside of a company more than open collaboration like GitHub does. That's kind of what it was designed for, though. GitLab.com wasn't a popular choice for open projects