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by napsterbr 4y ago
I hear the LastPark has no fences in it.
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Out of curiosity, do you have more context regarding this picture (like when/where it happened)?
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by napsterbr 4y ago
> SQLite has always been able to handle multiple processes and threads This is true for the vast majority of cases, although there's at least one documented scenario where using modern SQLite coupled with an old threading implementa
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by napsterbr 4y ago
SQLite is a great but complex software. In order to properly use it, you do need to read the documentations, guides and resources available at the official website. If you don't, you will shoot yourself in the foot. In that sense, I ha
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by napsterbr 4y ago
https://twitter.com/RepRosendale/status/1624579901608034306 Confirms it's an "object" that could interfere with commercial aviation. They will potentially shoot it down in the morning, but apparentl
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by napsterbr 4y ago
I'll definitely check this out, ty! Currently my sponsorblock is my right thumb always ready to +10s as soon as I smell bullshit.
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Which is a great thing. If this were on YouTube, we'd have a 20 minute video, with a long and unnecessary introduction and a sneaky 1 minute ad at the middle of the video.
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by napsterbr 4y ago
I'm sorry for being blunt, but if you are mistaking a database server being down (or CDN issues, or faulty backend code, or...) with the frontend code misbehaving then either you are very ignorant to how "computers" work or
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by napsterbr 4y ago
To be fair, this sounds like an apples to oranges comparison. Given any "cloud" instace (VM), it's pretty much guaranteed it will be considerably slower than a dedicated server of same size. Also, it seems you are comparing a
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by napsterbr 4y ago
FYI there's a copy-pasta/typo at the very last section. You (probably) meant to type `digit_hex` but typed `digit_bin`.
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by napsterbr 4y ago
I use this one almost daily. It's great to find real world examples of APIs/contracts being used. Also, instant results! The underlying data may be limited (I have no idea how large it is, I doubt it has indexed every public repos
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by napsterbr 4y ago
I once suffered from Javascript fatigue, had to work with frontend anyways, and had the privilege of picking my own tools. That's when I started experimenting with Elm, Bucklescript (now ReScript) and Clojurescript. It was a very insig
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Yeah, same here (iOS). I didn't bother trying to figure out where the "close button" was though.
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by napsterbr 4y ago
It's too late for your wife (and I don't have any suggestions here) but for the others who still rely on PayPal: leave as soon as possible. It's a matter of time until the same happens to you.
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Stripe: strippers?
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by napsterbr 4y ago
May he RIP. I first heard about Hewitt after watching this[0] conversation about the actor model. It's truly a masterclass. For those who want to learn more about the actor model, or simply have a fond memory of ProfHewitt, I highly re
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Fellow loner here. It's tough, and some years are harder than others. May we never lose hope entirely and/or give up. Miracles do happen every now and then! Ordinarily I'd volunteer to chat but at the moment my social anxiety
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by napsterbr 4y ago
It was the last straw for me, as well. More specially, the annoying notifications telling me to update Firefox or "it will automatically update in 13 days". I don't know what was supposed to happen, but these notifications ke
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Some more recent studies estimate two trillion galaxies. Mind blowing either way.
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by napsterbr 4y ago
I haven’t bothered transferring out my BTC to my own wallet because 1) it’s a tiny amount and 2) the chance of me screwing up and losing the coins was greater than my exchange blowing up. Apparently, the latter point no longer holds true, s
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Off-topic, but something seems dangerously off with urlscan.io (a service I had never heard of before). If I go to urlscan.io and look at the recently scanned sites (which are live-updated), every now and then I can find links with potentia
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Gotta love some of these suggestions: "The Ethereum logo glowing above wet pavement, with a bull charging"
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Learning Music(learningmusic.ableton.com)
2 points by napsterbr 4y ago|0 comments
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by napsterbr 4y ago
I don't side-project anymore, but here's what I used to do back in the day: I got myself a dedicated box from OVH, located in Canada. 32 threads, 64 GB EEC, NVMe disks and unmetered 1Gbps outgoing link. That cost me ~$100. In it I
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by napsterbr 4y ago
We miss you, Joe!
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by napsterbr 4y ago
I currently host my custom domain email at Google, and am thinking of switching for this very reason. Do you recommend any specific email providers with reliable customer service?
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by napsterbr 5y ago
That might be the case, but I wouldn't use Github search results to confirm this. I have no idea why, as this is super important, but code search in Github is surprisingly terrible. Not sure if this is just me or others have had simila
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by napsterbr 5y ago
Out of curiosity, why does it take 5-12 hours to record one finished hour?
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by napsterbr 5y ago
I still use Simutrans soundtrack[0] to this day as background noise during light work. If you never heard it before it sounds like elevator music. I highly recommend it in case you want to fill the silence :) [0] - https://youtub
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by napsterbr 5y ago
Perhaps a better alternative than VPN (given it may look suspicious) would be to spin up an $cloud instance at whatever location and using a SOCKS proxy. I used to do this back in the day to augment my Netflix selection.

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