n8henrie

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by n8henrie 3y ago
Outside of FFI, is that mostly just for performance optimization? EDIT: IOW, why don't projects just eschew unsafe in order to truly leverage one of Rust's primary claims to fame?
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by n8henrie 3y ago
Exactly. I keep wanting to fall in love with Lapce or Helix because I'm very interested in Rust and like the idea of an editor that I could contribute to, but my (neo)vim muscle memory is just too strong, even minor differences drive m
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by n8henrie 3y ago
Certainly not all bugs, but in theory a segfault should be entirely avoided in safe rust, right?
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by n8henrie 3y ago
I assume referring to being an individual getting this diagnosis prior to the onset of symptoms.
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by n8henrie 3y ago
That seems like a pretty obvious control to me, seems odd that they didn't use it. Or perhaps "any tears" vs saline.
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by n8henrie 3y ago
I'm in very rural NW New Mexico on Starlink for the last 18 mo or so. I run a q 15 minute Fast.com speed test via HomeAssistant. Speeds are almost always between 60 and 80 mbps. Previously was on the only local competitor without dat
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by n8henrie 3y ago
Do you have any public examples of your real-world projects?
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by n8henrie 3y ago
How / for what do you use it? I installed it a year ago on a HN recommendation and usually forget it's there, was planning to uninstall soon.
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by n8henrie 3y ago
Very weird to hear this. I've used Firefox as my primary browser for the last 8 or so years and it has never once failed to restore my tabs on Linux, MacOS, or Windows. I'm usually cruising with about a dozen tabs on Windows and L
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by n8henrie 3y ago
Wow, I remember when WikEM was just getting started (2009 it looks like). I was in medical school trying to teach people how to use the iPad, which was also brand new, and sharing (self-made) flashcards for SRS software via Dropbox. Surpris
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by n8henrie 3y ago
You can patchelf to link to the host system libraries instead, or some projects can statically compile (inc musl) with less drama than usual, since your cross compilation toolchain can be part of your nix-shell.
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by n8henrie 3y ago
I really like your design app's home page -- modern, inviting, disarming, and attractive. Did you build it? If so, can you talk a bit about what technologies you're using and the design process? If not, how did you go about decidi
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by n8henrie 3y ago
Thanks for your input. Do you have any more detailed instructions for the ctime + checksum method? Would a zfs snapshot be sufficient?
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by n8henrie 3y ago
For those just wondering "am I affected?", my understanding is: zpool get all | grep bclone > If the result is 0 for both bcloneused and bclonesaved then it's safe to say that you don't have silent corruption
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by n8henrie 3y ago
Yes, like I did first with homebrew and now with nix.
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by n8henrie 3y ago
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36841510/
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by n8henrie 3y ago
I apologize for the moderately OT help request, but as Tweag has some great nix / rust content, and this is about debugging, I thought some HNers with relevant interests might swing by -- I am going nuts trying to get debugging working
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by n8henrie 3y ago
https://archive.is/c9pBZ
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by n8henrie 3y ago
Do you know of a "subset of Python" alternative? Would be interesting to have a natural bridge to "real" programming.
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by n8henrie 3y ago
Typo in title: "make hardening.config"
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by n8henrie 3y ago
I think it's probably based off the empirical observation that in studies of free-living individuals, moderate increases in exercise output simply don't result in weight loss. The thinking is that our bodies are very good at rec
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by n8henrie 3y ago
I've been an HA used for quite a while. I used to maintain my own venv and religiously update my yaml with each release to keep up with the deprecations and changes. A year or two ago I finally decided to learn about Docker by moving m
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by n8henrie 3y ago
Unclear if there was an edit, a typo, or a misreading with regards to the word you've "quoted."
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by n8henrie 3y ago
Lots of comments about moving to OPNSense -- anyone using something Linux-based that they would recommend as a comparable alternative? My impression is that this might not exist yet (the currently available projects are significant lacking
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by n8henrie 3y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/s44220-023-00140-x I don't have full text access from home. Says "during" anesthesia (not before). Was curious because I use ketamine to induce deep sedation in people rou
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by n8henrie 3y ago
Your `flake.lock` will have the specific revision as well, even if you're using unstable or a release URL, so as long as this is getting checked into git then you have reproducibility that way as well.
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by n8henrie 3y ago
I also have the problem in bash, as the history is not written until the shell exits (having it write history command-for-command results in interleaving history with commands from other sessions, which doesn't work well for me). But i
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by n8henrie 3y ago
I recently gave nushell a go for a few days, but I found that the structured data conveniences were not helpful all that often, at least compared to how often I was having to look up redirecting stderr or similar bash incompatibilities. The
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by n8henrie 3y ago
After nearly a decade I still can't downvote (I think there's a minimum score -- 500? EDIT: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37918382 I upvote liberally, mostly comments that bring me new information, eloque
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by n8henrie 3y ago
I use both, for different use cases. The flexibility of BTRFS is hard to beat, I've yet to have a single data loss issue (5ish years, multiple machines), and for low resource systems (like an RPi3) it's a great choice. I have to s

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