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by munmaek 7y ago
Hangeul is not an alphabet. It's an alphabetic syllabary. ㄱ is one character but it needs to be composed into a final glyph like 각, which require 2+ characters. 가, 각, 갉. 뷁. Kanji (not to be confused with Hiragana or Katakana) are diffe
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by munmaek 7y ago
> On Linux, it’s terrifying; Are you using ibus? I'm on debian and once a character is finished, it automatically moves onto the next character (unless you press space, enter, etc). All I have to do is ctrl+space to switch input met
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by munmaek 7y ago
Why would I hand over my contact info to some app?
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by munmaek 7y ago
Yes. You have two main options, among others. 1) choose to focus on the sensory input you’re receiving. The view of the scenery around you, the noise around you, the wind on your skin. Cars and their passengers can be interesting in their o
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by munmaek 7y ago
It’s called unsubscribing from those subreddits. Reddit is exactly what you want to make out of it.
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by munmaek 7y ago
The words aren’t cringeworthy but having to decide them leads to arguments over what precisely to name something.
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by munmaek 7y ago
No, but programming languages exist in English, which is used by more than 15 people. Esperanto is a very interesting language but it will never be more than a plaything, a linguistic experiment, or a framework for people to learn a languag
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by munmaek 7y ago
Guess I’ll continue to self host Gitea and use SourceHut instead. Those are faster anyway.
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by munmaek 7y ago
Because this argument is tone deaf and ignores that kids are, well, kids . Actual adults have terrible security practices. Are you seriously trying to hold kids, who had no choice in the matter, to the same security standards? They’re kid
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by munmaek 7y ago
My bad, I guess I was confused earlier about something else.
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by munmaek 7y ago
Test: open 10 tabs of techmeme.com, on OSX Catalina (10.15 Beta), on a 2015 retina 13" macbook pro. Firefox: Threads 71, %CPU 2.5. Energy: 0.4. Opening the tabs all at once took up ~68% CPU. Energy went up to 75. Safari: threads: 8, %C
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by munmaek 7y ago
For what it's worth, Rust will soon improve its linking stage by switching to ldd, as part of upgrading to LLVM 4.0. From what I've read ldd can dramatically reduce the time needed.
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by munmaek 7y ago
I must be in the minority then, because rust's syntax doesn't bother me in the least. The only exception is the method::<Type>() that's sometimes necessary. When I write or read rust code the symbols just sort of disapp
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by munmaek 7y ago
Fehler is highly opinionated and I'm not sure it's worth it. IIRC the author posted on the /r/rust subreddit and was unable to take criticism at all. I don't like having to put decorators on functions and manually t
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by munmaek 7y ago
I did mention Failure/Snafu, but there are two problems with it: 1) The state of "how best to handle errors" keeps on changing. It was error_chain, then err-derive, then Failure, now Fehler or Snafu.. I would like to see this
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by munmaek 7y ago
I was on 1.36.0 which complained about the None type not implementing From<T> I believe. If 1.38.0 handles it already then that's fantastic.
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by munmaek 7y ago
The way Go handled errors is why I made the decision to go with rust as my hobby/personal-open-source-projects language. It was just extremely tedious, despite Go being nice overall. I love how error handling is done in Rust. Yes, impl
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by munmaek 7y ago
That hiring post was absolutely insane. I hope I never have to work with someone as ridiculously minded as that author.
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by munmaek 7y ago
If enough people use literally in that manner than it is indeed correct. This is how language works, regardless if you like the change or not. Languages are always evolving and dictionaries reflect that.
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by munmaek 7y ago
It's impossible for a company to be entirely non-political. By choosing to stay quiet and not vet potential clients, Gitlab just made a large political statement. Choosing to not discuss politics means implicitly endorsing the current
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by munmaek 7y ago
https://github.com/the-paperless-project/paperless
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by munmaek 7y ago
Those are some rude assumptions, frankly. Yes they must be not as civilized as great Germany.
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by munmaek 7y ago
Having lived in 세종시, and Seoul, I strongly disagree with your statement. Sejong is a brand new city, made in 2014, yet there was litter everywhere, especially right near bus stops. I distinctly recall seeing empty coffee cups tossed in the
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by munmaek 7y ago
On my FreeNAS server: gitea, plex, openvpn (w/ ExpressVpn), Mayan EDMS I am unhappy with the complexity of Mayan EDMS. I'm debating moving to Paperless. All I want is a digital file system that 1) looks at directories and automati
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by munmaek 7y ago
What do you use gotify for/with? What do you feed into Grafana? I have a home server + some raspberry pis lying around that I want to start using.
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by munmaek 7y ago
> But they do know how much their military is costing (in broad terms) and are happy to continue supporting that. Many people explicitly hate this and want to see money diverted from that to stuff like education, etc. Americans aren&#x27
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by munmaek 7y ago
It is, but on a federal level I think it still needs to be split up into multiple regions. I.e. the north-east, south-west, etc. Choosing to subdivide further at a state level would be optional.
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by munmaek 7y ago
It’s extremely worrying how far Apple bends over to appease China. First censoring the Taiwan flag, now deliberately removing this app after initially refusing it.
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by munmaek 7y ago
Even the US govt has written about China's influence in media. [0] [0]: (2015) https://www.uscc.gov/sites/default/files/Research/Directed%2...
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by munmaek 7y ago
Should the United States be split into smaller localized manageable regions? I would argue yes, personally.

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