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by oever 4y ago
The HTTP GET method is idempotent: it should behave the same way on multiple accesses. A single use link, e.g. for resetting a password or confirming a subscription, will usually show a webpage with a form that does a POST. Once that POST h
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by oever 4y ago
> Let’s create a better way to search the internet > We want to make searching the internet open and transparent. Our goal is to provide a wide range of independent and free options for navigating the web. This is relevant for all org
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by oever 4y ago
Livecasters with a large audience could fund development of multicast support for Owncast.
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by oever 4y ago
It's like poetry.
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by oever 4y ago
Start by not de-thatching to have more variety. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dethatcher ) A lawn should be soft and not too high. The argument against mowing has been compellingly let to music. https://www.
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by oever 4y ago
https://penpot.app/about.html is an open source competitor to figma. I'm not a designer so I cannot speak to how good it is. It was built to scratch the itch of the company Kaleidos.
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by oever 5y ago
RQBG is not changing a lot any more because for me it works fine and some people are using it. There's currently one patch in the works, but other than that it's stable. Initially, I blogged quite a bit and put effort into good de
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by oever 5y ago
Qt is LGPL 3.0. Dynamically linking from close source is allowed.
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by oever 5y ago
Like the more mature < https://invent.kde.org/sdk/rust-qt-binding-generator > this project avoids binding existing C++ code, but makes rust code available to C++/QML projects.
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by oever 5y ago
Randomly choosing a value means that references can be broken. I'm guessing that automerge would not be able handle a JSON that needs to adhere to a JSON Schema. A system that only applies changes when the resulting JSON meets the Sche
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by oever 5y ago
A boy named GNU!
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by oever 5y ago
We never agreed on the indents I typed a hundred tabs You go back to space and I go back to black
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by oever 5y ago
Accept-Language: fr-CH, fr;q=0.9, en;q=0.8, de;q=0.7, *;q=0.5 https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Ac...
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by oever 5y ago
If you're not permitted to publish a copy, you can keep it private and/or link to a version at an institution, such as archive.org, that is allowed to keep a public copy.
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by oever 5y ago
You can use a magnet or ipfs uri or add a triple that specifies other properties of the file that let you find it. Semantic web uses IRIs in triples. They serve as identifiers, not locators (URL). This is because semantic web talks about mo
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by oever 5y ago
You can use lazy_static to have global Regex and call that from a Nom function. There is no special support from Nom required. Alternatively one can build a parser combinator library that compiles to a large Regex. That Regex would return a
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by oever 5y ago
Sqlite does indeed not have an array type for columns. The overhead of (de)serializing binary values or json values would have to be offset against the advantage of cache coherence. Or one could implement a virtual table that stores arrays
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by oever 5y ago
Using Sqlite for semantic web is the topic of the post. And while Sqlite is not suited for billions of triples, it can be adequate for the small graphs. The advantage is that Sqlite is widely deployed.
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by oever 5y ago
The locality that you want for performance is available as row values in sqlite. Sqlite seems to have the parts needed to build a graph db.
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by oever 5y ago
XMP is meant for adding semantic information to (parts of) PDF files. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extensible_Metadata_Platform
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by oever 5y ago
WebAnnotations are meant for that. https://www.w3.org/TR/annotation-model/
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by oever 5y ago
Modelling transitive edges can be done in Sqlite with recursive common table expressions. The performance for that is probably less than for graphs databases, but Sqlite has many other advantages over graph databases.
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by oever 5y ago
Here is an explanation of fractional scaling of GNOME in Wayland which is what the parent is using at 125%: https://discourse.gnome.org/t/how-fractional-scaling-works-i... For scaling 125%, the client windows are rende
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by oever 5y ago
Isn't scaling from 3072x1728 to 3840x2160 (so 125%) very blurry? A one-pixel line at 3072x1728 would be spread over slight more than line pixel wide on 4k. To get nice integer scaling one could render at 15360x8640 (16k) which is 5x307
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by oever 5y ago
That page requires a login.
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by oever 5y ago
Code search on GitHub is only available to people that log in with Microsoft. Clicking on 'Code' redirects to the login page. It is not a friendly site. Open source projects would do better to use an open source code forge like &l
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by oever 5y ago
No, every city would license the $BigCorp logos for Stop and Yield and let $BigCorp police the streets. The logos would be updated frequently and drivers would need to have mandatory new training. Some cities would have a cheaper license in
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by oever 5y ago
> I have increased my latency tolerance to about 100ms now. Every musical instrumented (voice too) has a latency. The practiced musician is trained on the latency of themselves and their instrument and will initiate a musical note at the
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by oever 5y ago
So people carried as many filled in forms as there were reasons on the form?
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by oever 5y ago
It's derived from XQuery, a functional language for querying and creating XML and JSON. (I realize that that's not an answer to your question.)

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