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by pimeys 4y ago
Has a small bug with Android Firefox: https://i.ibb.co/ZRsFNQW/Screenshot-20220918-204917.png
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Switching to electric cars isn’t enough(latimes.com)
2 points by pimeys 4y ago|1 comments
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by pimeys 4y ago
Same story. I love Arch, but having more than one computer with constantly changing custom wm/shell/compiler setup makes it complex to replicate the same changes in all the machines. NixOS makes this just one git push/pull an
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by pimeys 4y ago
It is very easy to embed to C/C++ codebase, much faster than almost any other scripting languages (luajit) and adds a minimal amount to the binary size.
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by pimeys 4y ago
It is even better if you pre-heat the water before pouring it to the pot. Then heating the water just enough it comes up from the pipe. Keep the temps low and don't let it boil on the top. It helps if you keep the lid open. Such a grea
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by pimeys 4y ago
We solved this with flat vectors and just sharing index values in cheap walker objects. It is much nicer to work with compared to arc/weak pointers. Code here: https://github.com/prisma/prisma-engines/tree&#x2
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by pimeys 4y ago
Our company (Prisma) is currently hiring Rust engineers. Remote jobs, office in Berlin for those who need it and interesting problems to solve.
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by pimeys 4y ago
There are a few things to make things slow still. Try macros generating async code. That can go out of control and is a common case in tests.
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Arbitrary Code Execution in Super Mario All-Stars [video](youtube.com)
108 points by pimeys 4y ago|23 comments
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by pimeys 4y ago
It's funny how different it is between regions here. In Berlin you smell it everywhere on the streets and in the bars. In Munich, if you're caught smoking, the police gets quite interested. It's obvious how it's going to
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by pimeys 4y ago
With the open source app xDrip, any Android watch has been able to act as a collector since G4 days already. With AndroidAPS you can even dose insulin directly from the watch.
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by pimeys 4y ago
Isn't that waste of energy? We live in an energy crisis, so is it really feasible to waste it in wireless charging?
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by pimeys 4y ago
The European air traffic is subsidized quite often, trains not that much. Just take all that government money out from flying and put it to trains, suddenly they become much cheaper.
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by pimeys 4y ago
Isn't `weak_ptr` the same as `sync::Weak` in Rust? There are a few places I've seen this in use. One of them is if you want to build a tree of data you can traverse in any direction. E.g. parent -> child and from child -> pa
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by pimeys 4y ago
I'm a bit curious of using `shared_ptr` for all allocated objects, wouldn't it be a bit like using `Arc` with every allocated object in Rust? This means in a tight loop the atomic counter becomes the bottleneck. How is C++ getting
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Marijuana violations have taken over 10k truck drivers off the road this year(kplctv.com)
4 points by pimeys 4y ago|0 comments
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by pimeys 4y ago
And for me, her existence is enough to keep me of getting depressed about my industry. Whatever she's doing, is keeping my hopes up for computer engineering.
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by pimeys 4y ago
Easier. And you don't open the port to a public network.
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by pimeys 4y ago
Yes. You can keep your fingers in the hjkl and still use the mouse without moving your hands.
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by pimeys 4y ago
It is the only thing that prevents me of getting any other laptops. Three mouse buttons and the trackpoint right next to the keyboard is the perfect way of using a laptop for me.
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by pimeys 5y ago
Evil is the best vim outside of vim. Been using vim a few decades, and I do not miss anything with evil...
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by pimeys 5y ago
Tree-sitter for emacs: https://emacs-tree-sitter.github.io/ Not as good as neovim, but does a good job with the syntax highlighting...
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by pimeys 5y ago
Wayland support didn't make it... Oh well it is in version 29. I've been using the wayland version with libgccjit many months now from their git repo and it is extremely snappy and stable editor. My strategy to keep all of this to
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by pimeys 5y ago
I solved this with NixOS: my home setup follows me at work and at home (desktops) and on my laptop. I change something in one machine and the change is one git pull away in the other machines.
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by pimeys 5y ago
Tailscale and SSH work great here. I have a ryzen desktop in the office and all ports open in the VPN network, so it is easy to use whatever remote software is needed. I personally just use vim over ssh.
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by pimeys 5y ago
We're also almost completely remote. I still find it fun to go to the office 2-3 times a week. Yeah, it's a 40 minute commute, sitting in the train and listening to podcasts (or biking in the summer). In the office I typically hav
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by pimeys 5y ago
I've been totally sucked into the Twitch Elden Ring streams. BarbarousKing having his fourth playthrough already, and I'm still watching the first one. A magical game I'm going to try myself when it works well with Proton on
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by pimeys 5y ago
EWS is actually a great movie. Took me a few tries and getting older to understand the themes. It's there with the other Kubrick movies for sure.
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by pimeys 5y ago
Is there a good writing about setting OBS with monitoring using Pipewire? I'd be really excited to make my Zoom streaming better with OBS.
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by pimeys 5y ago
Or on my desktop/gaming PC, where you want the latest kernel which currently does not work with openzfs. I actually recently switched all my laptops and desktops from openzfs to just luks/lvm/ext4. Faster for common use and I

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