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2y ago
You can add sea-orm on top of sqlx for a query builder. It can also introspect your SQL database and generate entity types. I built my own back in the days when I worked for Prisma. None of these crates existed. It's not that complex i
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2y ago
Or you get an invite from a friend who always has a bunch of them. Although many people don't realize the expectations and can't cope up with the demands. RED is awesome, but in 2024 it might be hard to start from scratch.
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2y ago
Been using it since 6.7 on my root partition. Around 6.9 there were issues that needed fsck. Now on 6.12 it is pretty stable already. And fast, it is easy to run thousands of Postgres tests on it. Not something zfs or btrfs really could do
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2y ago
Nanny state is a term coined by tobacco industry in their lobbying against tobacco laws. Is it really a term you want to use here? https://www.tobaccotactics.org/article/countering-industry-a...
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2y ago
I've found 128 kbps opus to be the best quality to stream my music when I'm not home. It is very fast to encode on the fly, and outside the house I mostly listen to music with either Bluetooth headphones or sometimes in a car, so
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2y ago
A lot of the research from Loop and AndroidAPS is used in commercial closed loop platforms; many of the people working for these open source utilities also work for medical companies. So you either get lucky and your doctor can prescribe yo
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2y ago
It is a life-saver. Learn it once, and it is the most important tool in your diabetic toolbox.
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2y ago
Yep. And the issue with pizza is the amount of fat that comes with the carbs. This quite often (depending on the position of the moon) gives you some of the carbs when you eat it to your blood, and the rest will come after several hours. Wh
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2y ago
There's been one for years already. Instead of sending your data to ChatGPT, it uses multiple scientific models to calculate your insulin resistance, basal dose and can give you an accurate amount of insulin to dose based on the number
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2y ago
I've run it against my nightscout data a few times to get insights to my profile. So yes, you should install it somewhere and run a CGM app such as xdrip which can transfer your libre2 data to your nightscout database. So yes, if you a
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2y ago
I've used it for as long as it was introduced in Arch back in the days. The system update was an... experience then but that is the only bad thing I can think of. I'm now using systemd, Wayland, Pipewire and all that in my NixOS i
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2y ago
There's already software that can definitely mitigate these problems you've outlined. I've been using AndroidAPS together with Lyumjev insulin, an insulin pump and a Dexcom system for several years now. Yes, I can go running
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2y ago
There is also the rust-analyzer which is a separate binary. Should compile with a stable rust compiler. I remember reading it's source together with the zig compiler. Both are quite impressive codebases.
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2y ago
I know, I'm on the same boat. What I realized is I just need to avoid the companies using Go and I don't really need to be vocal about my dislike. It's not my loss if others find the language useful, but for me it either solv
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2y ago
> If you don't mind me asking, which companies? Or how do you get into this industry within an industry? I'd really love to work on some programming language implementations professionally (although maybe that's just becau
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2y ago
OCaml has been pretty common tool to write parsers for many years. Not a bad choice. I've written parsers professionally with Rust for two companies now. I have to say the issues you had with the borrow checker are just in the beginnin
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2y ago
To be honest, I've had very similar results with TypeScript using neovim, helix and emacs. The tooling somehow never works correctly, or needs a lot of tinkering until the experience is decent. As a comparison, I write Rust as my main
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2y ago
Same here. I originally found LWN through a HN post. I've been a subscriber for a few years now, and I'm reading almost everything they publish, even if I'm not always understanding everything they talk about. The quality of
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2y ago
Yep. Maybe a good copilot written in Rust and tightly integrated into Zed. Offer a subscription model. I'd pay for that.
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2y ago
I would be ready to pay money for Zed, but I'm happy it's all GPL including the dev server (AGPL). Even if this business does not work, we have the code and the community and all parts of the editor available. Thank you for the te
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2y ago
I've been using vim since the 90's, then emacs and helix. Never a GUI editor, always terminal. This year I just tried Zed and I'm super happy about it. It's open source, they offer a flake in their repo for me to get the
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2y ago
I just installed a different launcher to our NVIDIA Shield. One that has two big icons for Smart tube an Plex, nothing else. Here's a list: https://www.reddit.com/r/AndroidTV/comments/nkboqd/list_of_
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2y ago
I just opened the site, got the text where anybody can enter the same word only once per day, background blurred. From the background I could see the N word in different versions, so just closed the tab.
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2y ago
A good way to test the adblocker is with this website: https://d3ward.github.io/toolz/adblock For me, Firefox and uBlock Origin on Linux and on Android both block 99-100% of ads.
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2y ago
I kind of agree and disagree with you. My main train lines in Berlin are U8 and Ring and it can be annoying sometimes. And I will still probably never get a driver's license. Been going without for 40 years already. Just being able to
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2y ago
My favorite part of this deal is how you can use the same ticket in every city in Germany. Before you had to learn which app to install and then go through the (usually) broken registration setup. And you needed to learn the zones too. Now
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It actually works great replacing coffee as an after lunch drink.
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Their editor is such a nice thing to use. I add a lot of stuff weekly to MusicBrainz, and especially the media editor where you just paste the tracks somehow parsed, and it will create the media with the track numbers, names, lengths and ar
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Bcachefs to get rid of experimental status in a year
(lore.kernel.org)
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Zed has also support for ollama, but all the local models I tried do not really work so well to things like "write docs for this method"... Also local editor autocomplete in the style of github copilot would be great, without need
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