okasaki

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541.
Fight over a Single UWS Open Street Is So Bitter, Council Called in a Mediator(nyc.streetsblog.org)
4 points by okasaki 3y ago|0 comments
542.
by okasaki 3y ago
Me: one can put locations in the http level? Claude 2: Yes, you can define location blocks at the http level in Nginx. Locations at the http level will apply to all server blocks defined in the config. So it allows you to configure behavior
543.
by okasaki 3y ago
That's an expectation that hasn't been sensible for a decade...
544.
by okasaki 3y ago
You can put XFCE and KDE panels on the left or right, resulting in a vertical task bar. This is a 10 second operation...
545.
by okasaki 3y ago
People in the UK live in canal boats all over the country, and it's increasing too, presumably due to the "housing crisis" that's too profitable to do anything about.
546.
by okasaki 3y ago
It depends. Most of them are undocumented, have no testing and have accumulated years of RHEL specific stuff (RPMs, using EPEL for dependencies, ansible). At the same time they service hundreds of important users per day, making them diffic
547.
by okasaki 3y ago
Because we've built up services, applications, and thousands of lines of ansible that only work on RHEL?
548.
Rocky strikes back at Red Hat(hackaday.com)
54 points by okasaki 3y ago|104 comments
549.
by okasaki 3y ago
Probably because there's thousands of variants of "software" and like 5 for chips.
550.
by okasaki 3y ago
Neat, but won't it be slower?
551.
by okasaki 3y ago
I don't understand why this "it makes mistakes therefore it doesn't think" meme is so common. It's clearly nonsense.
552.
Intel spends $33B in Germany in landmark expansion(srnnews.com)
3 points by okasaki 3y ago|0 comments
553.
by okasaki 3y ago
I tried to use GTK for a little project at work and I couldn't figure out how to make it look decent. I ended up making a flask app and launching a browser. It seemed to be 100x easier. I would prefer to make native GUI apps but it&#x2
554.
by okasaki 3y ago
Green icon means GPT 3.5. GPT 4 is purple.
555.
Watch rocket launch first Chinese civilian into space(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by okasaki 3y ago|0 comments
556.
by okasaki 3y ago
I don't agree. It's like saying humans are just animated meat. You're massively simplifying the situation.
557.
by okasaki 3y ago
It seems that you don't know what you don't know, really. There's no way to definitively know what properties ChatGPT has. It does seem to reason to some extent and it does often say that some information isn't known&#x2
558.
by okasaki 3y ago
Ah yes, the novelty of using emacs, an editor that started in 1976.
559.
by okasaki 3y ago
OK? It's feature in development. Eventually emacs 29 with tree sitter will be part of distro packaging, and it will just be an "apt install emacs" away.
560.
by okasaki 3y ago
Ok, but the error is more of a syntax error. If I did this in an interview, you wouldn't accuse me of a lack of some ineffable human quality of "deep understanding". Anyway, I asked it to fix it, and behold: def print(l
561.
by okasaki 3y ago
prompt: please write a python function that prints the length of a list. however, swap the "len" and "print" identifiers ChatGPT I understand you're asking for a Python function that prints the length of a list, but
562.
by okasaki 3y ago
It sounds like the codebase sucks or you haven't taken enough time to understand it.
563.
by okasaki 3y ago
I mean I can't even imagine what would lead anyone to write millions of lines of Python for a single project, so maybe there's a level of serious above what I do. Maybe you're doing it wrong?
564.
by okasaki 3y ago
> I have no idea what is going on from the signature itself. Is records a list, a dict or a database connection? Is check a boolean, or a function? What does this function return? What happens if it fails, does it raise an exception, or
565.
by okasaki 3y ago
One thing that didn't suck that we threw away was 4:3 screens though. And chunky plastic builds with easily user-replaceable parts. And nice full 7 row keyboards that felt good to type on. And rounded laptop edges so it doesn't ki
566.
by okasaki 3y ago
Yeah, Xorg is better. It's faster, more stable, uses less power, and has more features, and more environments. 14 years later there's still no rational reason to run Wayland, and I doubt there ever will be.
567.
by okasaki 3y ago
The only thing that matters is what works better, and that's Xorg.
568.
by okasaki 3y ago
Isn't that a tiny font size for a 14" laptop? It's roughly the same as what I use on my 32" monitor.
569.
by okasaki 3y ago
Probably fun to read and educational, but why in the world does the page use grey text on a grey background?
570.
by okasaki 3y ago
you can mostly do that in bash: export PROMPT_COMMAND='if [ "$(id -u)" -ne 0 ]; then echo "$(date "+%Y-%m-%d.%H:%M:%S") $(pwd) $(history 1)" >> ~/stuff/logs/bash-history-$(date &

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