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by pimeys 3y ago
> But conceptually, it seems like it would be more portable to generate a single WebAssembly binary instead of a bunch of DLL's. If the database IO happens in Rust, the option with WebAssembly is fetch, meaning HTTP and the Atlas-on
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Instant GraphQL APIs for MongoDB Atlas(grafbase.com)
3 points by pimeys 3y ago|0 comments
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by pimeys 3y ago
Oh no! I never used their server, but I followed them and was very impressed about the work they did and the community they created. All the best to their family.
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Emacs 29.1(emacsredux.com)
378 points by pimeys 3y ago|308 comments
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by pimeys 3y ago
For some of us, using a middle company such as Deel might be a good idea. They take some money for that, but you get a real German contract and don't have to care dealing with the local bureaucracy.
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OpenAI says it could ‘cease operating’ in the EU(theverge.com)
27 points by pimeys 3y ago|6 comments
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Sierra Creative Interpreter – Scripts(benshoof.org)
221 points by pimeys 3y ago|61 comments
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by pimeys 3y ago
Nintendo is sometimes very good at what they do. Another example is the Pikmin series. Miyamoto's favorite. It's never been a real seller, but they do another version every ten years and it gets better every time. One day we'
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Building Type-Safe GraphQL Schemas with TypeScript(grafbase.com)
7 points by pimeys 3y ago|0 comments
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How to Kill a Decentralised Network(ploum.net)
141 points by pimeys 3y ago|46 comments
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Meta and Mastodon – What’s on people’s minds?(ianbetteridge.com)
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by pimeys 3y ago
Helix editor has it built-in so it's a good place to start looking into tree-sitter. For me the important parts are: - Much better (and faster) syntax hilighting - Shrink and expand selection (select variable, all variables inside pare
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by pimeys 3y ago
Seems to work for me at least: > cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_driver amd-pstate And, it has a tremendous effect on battery life and the fan speed on the G3. Maybe it doesn&#
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by pimeys 3y ago
I enabled the pstate driver yesterday for my T14s gen3 (AMD). It almost doubled my battery life, the fan never spins anymore and it's very very quiet and cool now. You need to specifically enable it in Linux kernel, this is how I did i
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by pimeys 3y ago
If you're a POC in the Kreuzberg parks, you will get searched by the police eventually. As a white kid going to clubs, it is very rare if you behave. Try to do the same in places like Munich. The police can stop your taxi, search your
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by pimeys 3y ago
And more rich people from outside move in, everything changes into a more boring, but expensive new reality. At least Berliners revolt all the time and the government is so dysfunctional. Change in the city will take a few lifetimes. It mig
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by pimeys 3y ago
I moved eleven years ago because I loved the party scene. Took me less than a month to find a huge apartment for under seven hundred a month from a nice neighborhood. Now I cannot move out anymore without doubling or tripling my rent. Also
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by pimeys 4y ago
Consent-O-Matic lets you to select which cookies you want in a site, and then automatically clicks the selections to popups if they appear. Has been working pretty well for me. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox&#
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by pimeys 4y ago
It kind of still exists. Not as great, but a great resource if you're into digging music.
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by pimeys 4y ago
I'd love to try Jellyfin and Finamp at some point. Last time the biggest issue was how it would not transcode the music from flac to opus in realtime. Plex can do it pretty fast even with a super low power Intel Atom. The provided AAC
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by pimeys 4y ago
I've found out the best places to find new music are the ones on the illegal side of things. There are still torrent sites with amazing communities, recommendation systems and all the possible music available in all qualities. Too bad
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by pimeys 4y ago
Their client is nowadays better than any other Matrix client I've used. You can now even start chats from it to Signal, Whatsapp, Telegram etc. networks you've connected into. They just upgraded their server into their own system,
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by pimeys 4y ago
I actually stopped reading HN as much as I used to in the past 10+ years because of this. I found out running a small fediverse server and just curating my own feed keeps all the Apple stuff out from my view, and it's also easy to just
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by pimeys 4y ago
I've been looking for a browser extension I could use to filter certain things out from my internet feeds. For example making anything related to Apple completely vanish for me. I wonder could the GPT be utilized for this?
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Lufthansa: IT fault causes flight disruptions worldwide(reuters.com)
11 points by pimeys 4y ago|1 comments
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by pimeys 4y ago
It is bad. I had a few of them during my life. When I was eleven the flu triggered a reaction in my body, destroying the insulin producing cells from my pancreas. I've had a type 1 diabetes since then. Nowadays in Finland (where I am f
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Wireless Charging Is a Disaster Waiting to Happen (2020)(debugger.medium.com)
2 points by pimeys 4y ago|1 comments
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Nvidia to Kill Off Gamestream(blog.lon.tv)
2 points by pimeys 4y ago|0 comments
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by pimeys 4y ago
Do you know anybody running GotoSocial? I'd love to try it, but I don't see that many servers in the Fediverse yet...
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by pimeys 4y ago
I'd first wish the services would be written so that they do not use too much CPU to begin with. Ruby is horrendous with CPU usage, and the concurrency/threading in Ruby runtime is nothing to brag about. A service such as a small

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