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by quibono 1y ago
I'm assuming epoll is covered implicitly by the section on kqueue. Are there any differences between the two besides the name?
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by quibono 1y ago
The A321 is an elongated/bigger version of the A320. Similarly to the B737 - which also went through this process a few times (e.g. compare the B737-400 vs B737-600 vs B737-MAX) - it means the engines are moving a heavier&bigger pl
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by quibono 1y ago
It'd be a new airframe and not an elongation of an elongation of an existing one... So we might be lucky this time.
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by quibono 1y ago
Not mouseless or obscure but it definitely is a distro Granted, it does have a TUI focus
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by quibono 1y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but Hyprland is Wayland so xrandr is no go. There are some utilities for this though. nwg-displays comes to mind
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by quibono 1y ago
Interesting, could you expand on this please? What does σκυλεύω mean and how would this transformation work?
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by quibono 1y ago
> Don't create a venv before installing TheAuditor That's a strange ask in the Python ecosystem - what's the reason for this? Also, what's the benefit of ESLint/Ruff/MyPy being utilised by this audit tool? I
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User wants me to create a HN-style reply(news.ycombinator.com)
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by quibono 1y ago
In that case do NOT go to the YC list for Summer 2025 and do NOT Ctrl+F for "AI"
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by quibono 1y ago
Yes, the comment has it backwards. > Also, how are we encoding “current node”? Is it an integer? Does A=0, and the rest of the nodes have some arbitrary value? How do we calculate `neighbors(node)`? This is the "discussion" par
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by quibono 1y ago
So... am I misunderstanding or is it enough to swap the iteration over the neighbours of a node and the visited check? for nbr in graph[node]: if not visited[nbr]: into if node in visited: continue
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by quibono 1y ago
Just a note that OCRmyPDF currently uses Tesseract
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by quibono 1y ago
> storing audit data in the same DB and it inevitably having functionality written against it, your audit data becoming a part of the business logic What's the "proper" way to do this? Separate DB? Separate data store?
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by quibono 1y ago
I hope things get better, all the best to you
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by quibono 1y ago
I enjoy all illustrations of LOTR & The Silmarillion from BEFORE the Jackson trilogy. I love the film adaptation but one could say that it's been _too_ influential in shaping the portrayal of Tolkien's characters and world. Es
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by quibono 1y ago
> I no longer remember what the commands are - but I can still edit files just fine. Sometimes I watch my fingers to see what the command actually is. I learned how to solve the Rubik cube some years ago and I found the same thing. I ins
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by quibono 1y ago
> You can't make an arrest on the basis of refusal to verify identity, unless a specific law is in play, or the Police officer has proof you are lying > If the police have probable cause to suspect you've committed an actual
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by quibono 1y ago
> My advice for finding ideas is to get out of the ecosystem of companies in the Big Tech or Silicon Valley traditions and go and work for tiny little companies where all the office staff work in the same room and your job is to modernis
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by quibono 1y ago
Do you happen to know if Flask is supported by any chance?
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by quibono 1y ago
That is a very good point. I don't think you'd get any more robustness out of either LLM so why not simply go by price
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by quibono 1y ago
What a bizarre statement to make.
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by quibono 1y ago
> he forced starvation to death upon Ukrainian population to subjugate them I don't mean to defend the Soviet regime here but in the interest of discussion: the "to subjugate them" aspect is still somewhat contested [0]. I
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by quibono 1y ago
Well... my understanding has always been that 1.1 == 1.1.0 but 1.1 != 1.10; i.e. these aren't supposed to be interpreted in the decimal sense. Declaring 1.1 == 1.10 would be very confusing to me but I understand I might be biased. Also
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by quibono 1y ago
Is the process more-or-less the same when done on an industrial scale?
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by quibono 1y ago
Interesting, quoting from Fsharp's git repository: > #F (Sharp-F or False) is a portable compiler/runtime for a minimalistic subset of the Scheme programming language. Compatibility with R5RS/R7RS Scheme programs is pr
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by quibono 1y ago
I think chemistry is one of those subjects that should be the easiest to teach in a captivating way and yet most school/university level treatments tend to be quite dry. I imagine most of this is due to cost, safety and effort required
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by quibono 1y ago
Just for clarity, since I didn't understand on first reading. int foo() { int result = ({ if (some_condition) return -1; // This returns from foo(), not just the statement expression 4
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by quibono 1y ago
Thank you very much, I'm in a similar position as OP's friend and this is very helpful!
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by quibono 1y ago
Lovely, I might try doing this for some other "classic" utility! A bit off-topic too, but I'm new to Zig and curious. This here: ``` const allocator = sfb.get(); var cmd: Command = .{ .arena = allocator }; ``` means t
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by quibono 1y ago
I'm torn on the use of AI generated images. I want to like them but they are distracting... Anyway, nice work!

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