mxmlnkn

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by mxmlnkn 2y ago
Ratarmount also works for that. However, it, and any other tool I know of, works only well if it was compressed with pzstd because of a limitation of the zstd format. It needs separate zstd frames for fast seeking.
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
Even history rewrites would be visible with Github's new Activity tab, e.g., see the two force-pushes in llama.cpp https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/activity So, while, yes, git history can be rewritten,
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
The website change reminds me a bit of lbzip2.org https://github.com/kjn/lbzip2/issues/26#issuecomment-1582645... Although, at the moment, it only seems to be spam. The last commit was 6 years ago, so I guess
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
There is a related issue for LLVM/clang by this person: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/63957
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
What are you using to bridge these three chat providers?
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
I think this isn't true anymore since at least the introduction of the unwanted Github activity view: https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/viewing-activity-and...
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
GPT4All?
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
And the additional trade-off that some bugs are only noticed at runtime when that particular line is executed while it could have been noticed by the compiler of a strongly typed language. Pytype helps but at this point you have a static an
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
Chrome trace format files also use JSON and can also become large and are a pain to work with.
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
After learning that ß is the ligature of literally "sz", I am astounded that "ss" is used instead to replace ß.
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
systemd-oomd is also default since Ubuntu 22.04. I remember it vividly because it effectively kept killing X when RAM filled up instead of sanely killing the process that last filled up the RAM, which is either gcc or firefox in my case. Ab
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
np.random itself with that configuration can go negative with a probability of 0.62% as can be derived with scipy.stats.norm(loc = 7500, scale = 3000).cdf(0) or by looping a million times and counting the negative numbers. Maybe the f2d fun
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
Because some people don't get a static IP from their ISP and they don't want to go through e-mail verification every day. At this point, some sites require this workflow from me: 1. Solve CAPTCHA for log-in form 2. Log i
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
You can even click on the window, hold the mouse button clicked and now all mouse movements, even outside the window, register and increase the randomness meter.
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
That's generally true, but theoretically, pigz can extract single-member zip archives. I assume that they are both equally fast, assuming that they use zlib. libdeflate or ISA-L should speed this up significantly. Furthermore, for comp
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
Is that by chance a public dataset? I would like to do some benchmarks with large non-synthetic zip archives.
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
I also can't control my eyes directly, but I can implicitly control them somewhat by deciding what to look at. For parallel viewing, try focusing your eyes on some object in the distance while still focusing your brain, not your eyes,
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
People can listen to every book they want in decent quality instead having to wait for it to be adapted as an audio book. Of course blind people would especially welcome this. Audio books would get cheaper, which seems like a desirable trai
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
The code looks clean and it works. It's fun to implement your own understandable parser. After doing such an exercise, suddenly a seemingly complex file format doesn't look like such a black box anymore. When I implemented my deco
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
Seems like someone has to file a CVE regarding CVE scores leading to DOS attacks on the developers.
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
Same here! Although my rules look a bit different because I simply use the element picker: stackoverflow.com##.c-pointer.js-quack-btn stackoverflow.com##.js-step01.js-step.step.ws-nowrap stackoverflow.com##.js-step02.js-step.s
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
Gzip in particular has more something akin to a size checksum appended at the end, i.e., decompressed size modulo 2^32. This is not very helpful, especially as the maximum compression ratio is ~1032, it means that this "size" coul
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
You are right. "Opinion" was also the wrong word. I just felt that the shortness of the abstract yields some similar dangers of details and context being lost as you have when reading only a headline. For example, one wouldn'
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
You could use wmctrl -l -p to also get the pids and then get the start times for each PID with ps -p $$ -o lstart. Then you could sort by start time and only then choose the nth window. There still might be multiple windows belonging to the
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
> The article has some very different findings. The crucial paragraph from the abstract is: It's kinda funny how only the abstract is referred to when trying to paraphrase the findings of the paper. I would say that the abstract by
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
Interesting to see another opinion. I love #FFF on #000 and I hate those low-contrast off-white + off-black "dark" themes like they are on codeberg and forgejo. Bonus trigger points if they have some color mixed in, e.g., #D4D4D8
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
You can define shortcuts for that: nth=1; wmctrl -i -a $( wmctrl -l | awk '$2 == "0" { print $1 }' | sed -n "${nth}p" ) I guess you would need 9 shortcuts and you would set nth to the number associated
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
I love it! Works fine for me.
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
Thank you so much!
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by mxmlnkn 3y ago
Does anyone know how I can restore the old behavior?

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