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by panzi 10mo ago
You can do gambling easier without blockchains. (Not that you should do any gambling at all, on neither side, if you ask me.)
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by panzi 10mo ago
Yeah, and I always say git with commit signing is a cryptographic block chain in the loosest sense. But in this context I was of course referring to the proof of work/stake BS. In git the proof of work is the work you put into writing
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by panzi 10mo ago
Wasting your 20s sounds like you did nothing in your 20s. Instead you actively made the world worse by building a casino with power hungry technology.
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by panzi 10mo ago
Yeah and even more crazy: all other applications of blockchains are even more stupid. Haven't seen another application that wouldn't have been better, faster, cheaper implemented in a "classical" way.
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by panzi 10mo ago
Back in the early 00s I brought gvim.exe on a floppy disk to school because I refused to write XSLT, HTML, CSS, etc without auto-indent or syntax highlighting.
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by panzi 10mo ago
There is <article> <section> <figure> <legend>, but yes, <abstract> and <authors> is missing as such. But there are meta tags for such things. Then there is RDF and Thing. Not quite the same, I know, but
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by panzi 11mo ago
Really? Signal does everything I want from a messaging app. I can't imagine what could be better about its GUI. But I'm no GUI designer.
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by panzi 11mo ago
Personally I like Rust , but I'm against rewriting old well tested tools in Rust just because. There is this opinion out there that Rust devs rewrite everything for no good reason, but I only really saw that happening in coreutils and
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by panzi 11mo ago
Didn't know Spectacle can do screen recordings now. Just tried it: The "New Recording" button seems to be broken. It does nothing. No error message on the terminal even. Maybe it only works under Wayland?
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by panzi 11mo ago
My problems with Wayland are KDE specific. I tired it, but there where so many window management regressions and sometimes graphical glitches that I switched back. But that was under plasma 6.4. Have to try again now on 6.5 to see if these
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by panzi 11mo ago
The future seems buggy and incomplete.
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by panzi 11mo ago
If you ask me it's still too early.
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by panzi 11mo ago
An argument is a connected series of statements intended to establish a definite proposition... A contradiction is just the automatic gainsaying of anything the other person says.
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by panzi 11mo ago
That still exists? When I first heard of it many many years ago I had hopes for it. Never heard of it again. I see it is still on Qt5.
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by panzi 1y ago
> uv is straightforward to install. How do I install it globally on a system? Debian doesn't let me install packages via pip outside of a venv or similar.
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by panzi 1y ago
Side note: pt != px. 16px == 12pt.
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by panzi 1y ago
"automatically group and label your tabs" is the only thing out of those that sound at all interesting to me, though I don't know how AI comes into play here. And is it all local AI?
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by panzi 1y ago
I read the question differently as: Why doesn't cargo cache (compiled) crates in ~/.cargo?
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by panzi 1y ago
Just today I saw a (2 year old) video on that very topic in Rust and C++: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=algDLvbl1YY Towards the end they mention what to use instead in C++ to get the same characteristics as Rust's Ve
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by panzi 1y ago
On the web you can most of the time select text. You can at least inspect the element and copy the text that way. But in GUI programs very often you cant. There are these labels that cant be selected or copied. Especially frustrating for er
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by panzi 1y ago
Does this include the GC at the end of it all? Because if that happens after the end timestamp it's not an exact comparison. I read something once about speeding up a C/C++ compiler by simply turning free into a no-op. Such a comp
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by panzi 1y ago
No mention of yargs?
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by panzi 1y ago
Do you execute the Python code directly in Blender or do you perform some sort of sandboxing? How do you make sure that the code only contains save instructions and doesn't do something like this? import os, shutil shutil.rmt
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by panzi 1y ago
I saw XSLT used to transform RSS feeds into something nicely human readable. That is, the RSS feed was referencing the XSLT. Other than that I haven't noticed the use of XSLT on the web.
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by panzi 1y ago
Does that run LLM generated Python code in Blender on your machine? That alone is a no for me. Python is not sandboxed, it can just read or delete all your files.
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by panzi 1y ago
Yes, thank you. I somehow read it the wrong way around at first. facepalm
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by panzi 1y ago
Yeah, I indeed read it the wrong way around at first.
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by panzi 1y ago
I meant independent of this change about monochrome icon sets in general. Like in settings dialogues the menu on the left side. I'm fastest just going by the colors before I have parsed anything else. But yes, also the same applies in
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by panzi 1y ago
It takes me at least 3 times as long to find what I need with these minimalist monochrome icons, though. I always opt to the more colorful ones, if possible.
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by panzi 1y ago
The colors help me to more quickly recognize the icons!!

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