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oezi
2y ago
Offensiveness is certainly a sliding scale and infused by the culture of the recipients. I agree with OP that some thought should be given to a name to not inflict hurt unnecessarily but also wouldn't have caught moonshine as a term ce
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oezi
2y ago
If JSON would allow comments (and trailing commas would be nice as well), then I think it would be a strong contender for a config format as well.
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oezi
2y ago
The first one for example: uptime I can't see the fence instructions (without entering raw, I guess)
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oezi
2y ago
Great! One hint: your examples need to be escaped to show the fence syntax. Add 4 spaces I think.
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oezi
2y ago
Casting off the shackles of Lisp! There are worse mistakes.
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oezi
2y ago
Are you referring to this? https://orgmode.org/worg/org-contrib/babel/languages/ob-doc-...
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oezi
2y ago
Can you compare to https://github.com/bashup/mdsh ?
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oezi
2y ago
Similar in Ruby/shameless pluck: https://github.com/coezbek/baker I call this a Project-Setup-as-Code tool. Supports backticks for shell and triple backticks for executing Ruby code. If blocks are successfully exe
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oezi
2y ago
https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2021/06/30/behind-... Pew says 57 to 42. Evangelicals factor into this I guess.
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oezi
2y ago
From Trump's rhetoric and flaming hatred for the 'enemies within' it seems not far fetched to imagine him setting up internment camps. It is a slippery slope as Germans can attest.
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oezi
2y ago
> Among journalists, Democrats outnumber Republicans 10 to 1 This seems to be a general observation when looking at college educated people that they lean more towards the Democratic party. Hard to combat such a bias.
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oezi
2y ago
I believe many of each countries top news papers aren't 'spinning' news. Murdock/Berlusconi-style news agencies do.
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oezi
2y ago
Azure/Microsoft certainly do not support anything but http://localhost/ ...
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oezi
2y ago
Need to try this.
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oezi
2y ago
The whole local development is still a big mess. I recently starting using http://subdomain.localhost to keep different projects apart during development only to realize that you can't make that work with OAuth, because you
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oezi
2y ago
Dev is HSTS preloaded and thus can't be used for internal http services as .internal can.
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oezi
2y ago
My hack: use caps key to switch to local keyboard layout while holding it.
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oezi
2y ago
In my own markdown-driven workflow with tool support ( https://github.com/coezbek/rodo ) the solution for me is to only look at tasks relevant today and just move blocked tasks 1 or 7 or n days into the future so they sh
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oezi
2y ago
The PSD2 directive mandates the 2nd factor to be able provide you with an independent means of displaying the transaction you are performing. This essentially means the 2nd factor must be an device.
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oezi
2y ago
In the EU no bank is allowed to operate without safe 2FA (no SMS) due to the PSD2 directive.
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oezi
2y ago
Let's just say that the LLM companies still are learning how to do versioning in a customer friendly way.
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oezi
2y ago
I would assume that you would only create a new UUID if the content of the tagged file changed serverside. Benefits are readability and reduced amount of data to be transferee. UUID is reasonably save to be unique for the ETag use case (I t
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oezi
2y ago
I have recently wondered why Ruby on Rails is using a full-length SHA256 for their ETag fingerprinting (64 characters) when a UUID at 36 chars would probably be entirely enough to prevent collisions and be more readable at the same time. Es
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oezi
2y ago
Since global production capacity seems to have exceeded 500 GW annually, the associated investment must have been at a scale of approx 150 bn and 120.000 jobs (if we scale just linearly and ignore that the Chinese probably do this more chea
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oezi
2y ago
Why would I use PlugShare over other apps on which I can also charge?
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oezi
2y ago
Looking at the numbers for this, I don't see how it is better or even competitive at today's cost. Not taking into account the operating costs and decommissioning costs. Off-shore wind is still scaling to become cheaper and cheape
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oezi
2y ago
Good luck! I developed a successful medical device on Qt 4.8 and can attest that it was a joy to work with. Not sure about how the FDA would feel about an old framework. I don't think they would care too much or it would become anymore
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oezi
2y ago
Absolutely. But this not a causal effect, but it collapses the probabilities of what has occurred.
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2y ago
The following link says 5x more chargers in EU than US (and twice as many EVs): https://apricum-group.com/ev-charging-infrastructure-race-in... Rapid charging is now widely available (certainly could be more)
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oezi
2y ago
I think Europe and China aren't doing so bad on charging infrastructure.
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