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> doesn't rsync already use content-defined chunk boundaries, with a condition on the rolling hash to define boundaries? No, it operates on fixed size blocks over the destination file. However, by using a rolling hash, it can detect
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> a hexadecimal hash I agree with you on this point. > a datetime AFAICT, natural sort shouldn't ever make datetimes harder to find, unless they are formatted inconsistently, as in the author's case. Suppose one camera wrote
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Some additional context about the author: > Jonathan Clements founded HumbleDollar at year-end 2016. Earlier in his career, he spent almost 20 years at The Wall Street Journal, where he was the newspaper's personal finance columnist
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> Otherwise you have a situation where img_1_01.jpg and img_01_1.jpg does not have a complete ordering. (Good) "natural sort" implementations generally have ways of handling ties like this. It's similar to the problem of c
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I haven't really been following WASM development in the last year and didn't realize that WASM had moved to a versioned release model. I've been aware of the various features in development[1] and had thought many of the newe
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It does handle python version management: https://docs.astral.sh/uv/concepts/python-versions/
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A user whose phone has "all day charge" that has to plug their phone in at 3pm because they used it too much in the morning would be, IMO, more disappointed. Ultimately "all day"/"36 hours" are marketing l
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As soon as you encounter any CSVs where field values may contain double quotes, commas, or newlines, you need tooling to work with CSV as well. (TSV FTW)
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> Unless you can deliver multi-day battery, it's useless to provide anything more than all day battery The battery time estimates are based on certain usage patterns, not 100% utilization of power-hungry apps. A battery that can las
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Counterpoint: "The two versions of Parquet" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44970769 (17 days ago, 50 comments)
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If I own an iPhone 15 Pro, how am I impacted by this? Why does this repo say that a hardware recall may be necessary?
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If following the "rule" to ignore parenthesized and italicized links: Jell-O -> Brand -> Business -> Trade -> Goods and services -> Tangibility -> Perception -> Sense -> Biological system -> Biological n
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> is that actually a category page? What the parent commenter is referring to is actually called a Navbox ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Navigation_template ). Like @chatmasta, I think it would be interesti
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I looked up the ransomware attack out of curiosity: https://www.bitdefender.com/en-us/blog/hotforsecurity/asusto... It looks like Deadbolt also hit QNAP and Terramaster.
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A CW Key is apparently a switch used for transmitting Morse code. Make sure to click through to the individual pages to see them in use, e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghx3r_OFmt4 https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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Command-line binaries are also typically installed at locations hidden from the user (/bin, /opt/homebrew, ~/.bin, ~/.cargo/bin). Further indication that the "app"-oriented Apple documentation is inte
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For clarity, is this what you're referring to as "the spec"? https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Fi...
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How does the XDG spec not apply to macOS, and what "fix" are you proposing? https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/latest/ https://www.theregister.com/2024/10/11&#x
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I doubt anyone running Unix-style command-line/TUI tools where the config files are expected to be edited by hand by the user is expecting to find it in the Application Support directory; that directory is not a directory that Apple
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> the list of 2315 valid secret words > 2315 was the original number of Wordle secret words. After the New York Times acquired Wordle, it was revised down to only 2309 secret words. The NYT puzzle is no longer beholden to any specific
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It's not super clear but I don't think it does automatic transcription for you; I think it just provides a text editor with syntax highlighting, and that it syncs the scrolling of the rendered output to (prerecorded) audio playbac
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What do you mean by "use codepoints for ... database indexes"? I feel like you are drawing conclusions that the essay does not propose or support. (It doesn't say that you should use codepoints for length limits.) > If the
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Looks like the font predates this article: https://handmadefont.com/shop/oniotype-font/ https://kottke.org/25/08/the-red-onion-font
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> It turns out that making horizontal cuts almost never helps with consistency. They made the horizontal cuts evenly spaced between the cutting surface and the top of the onion, which is nonsensical to me. I believe that a single horizon
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I've heard that, but that doesn't sound like a useful approach for videos where (1) non-speech segments can have plenty of other sound (music, noise) and (2) you want timestamps to match up with the original video, like for subtit
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I've been playing with whisper to try to do local transcription of long videos, but one issue I've found is that long (>15 seconds) spans without any speech tend to send it into a hallucination loops that it often can't re
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> Every date library you’ve ever used is lying to you. I feel like you haven't used most date libraries. https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/YearMont... / https:&#
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The "style" tags/filters don't seem to be very good. The definitions of them aren't very clear from the names alone, and I can't really tell what they are from the examples within the category. Would be great t
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> The dopamine-free shopping experience. This doesn't seem like an accurate description, since it's designed to trigger the same dopamine release as shopping, just without the real-world consequences. I'm confused by the
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Unless it's changed in the few hours since you've commented, there already are detail pages and reviews. You have to scroll down below "Limited Time Offers" to the complete category list/gallery, and those products
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