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by redman25 3y ago
I wonder if Koopa does better with different customization?
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by redman25 3y ago
I think the article is more referring to privacy of corporations. Not many poor people are setting up shell companies.
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by redman25 3y ago
The cheapest instances are only in specific regions I think and they are ipv6 only. I’ve been happy with them as a hosting platform.
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by redman25 3y ago
Easy to understand but hard to master. Any slip mixing training data in validation or testing data and your metrics are useless. It can be difficult to impossible to spot and give newbies false confidence in their model.
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by redman25 3y ago
You could probably set up rate limiting with iptables/nftables as well if it’s a vps.
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by redman25 3y ago
I think I was more disappointed by the music samples not having any transitions. Most songs have key changes and percussion turnovers.
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by redman25 3y ago
I've hosted jekyll sites for a number of years. It's simple and gets the job done. The documentation is good, there are a lot of plugins written for it, and it's pretty configurable.
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by redman25 3y ago
Helpful! Would you use it for future projects or recommend any others? I think I might give it a try regardless. I'm not crazy about installing millions of node dependencies like with most other frameworks.
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Zola – Single binary static site generator(github.com)
2 points by redman25 3y ago|4 comments
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by redman25 3y ago
I know this discussion has been had many times before but I'm curious about opinions on zola? I was thinking about trying to mix in some htmx for some light interactivity.
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by redman25 3y ago
Same, mainly because I like a fairly large font size, 17pt. Makes it tough with long line codebases though...
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by redman25 3y ago
Valve can take away software you've rightfully purchased as well. I don't know that they are the holy grail either even though they're commendable for what they've done with gaming on Linux. I bought CS GO years ago but
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by redman25 3y ago
Doesn't mean it's not a step in the right direction. Any transparency is better than zero.
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by redman25 3y ago
Who's got time for to review every open source project they use, thousands of lines of code though?
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by redman25 3y ago
Curious how durable a Ti shirt would be. Could it save you walking down a dark alley at night?
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Polonius: Next gen rust borrow checker(smallcultfollowing.com)
3 points by redman25 3y ago|0 comments
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by redman25 3y ago
They killed GCP IOT core as well. Forced us to find another vendor.
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by redman25 3y ago
Subjectively, I liked it. Maybe I'm just simple though.
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by redman25 3y ago
I’m not affiliated with the bevy project at all, just a fan, but if this post is against HN rules I apologize.
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Bevy Needs Sponsorship(mastodon.social)
21 points by redman25 3y ago|1 comments
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Hosting firm says it lost all customer data after ransomware attack(bleepingcomputer.com)
1 points by redman25 3y ago|0 comments
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by redman25 3y ago
I created something similar for pdf diffing since I needed “visual” diffing instead of “textual” diffing. It uses Mozilla’s PDF.js library as the rendering engine. It’s amazing how much you can do in-browser. https://parepdf.com&
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by redman25 3y ago
Web backends. I've used Flask, Django, Sinatra, and static site generators. Flask and Sinatra are great for simple APIs, anything more and you'll wish you had the structure of a larger framework. Django for database backed fronten
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by redman25 3y ago
IMHO browsers are nearly feature complete.
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by redman25 3y ago
I've never understood why so many tech oriented people have turned a blind eye to Cloudflare.
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by redman25 3y ago
Seems fine to me :shrug: as long as you know that using yield changes the ‘def’ to return a generator. It’s a bit of syntactic sugar but simple enough to follow.
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Mastering Python's Yield: An Advanced Guide(andrewodendaal.com)
3 points by redman25 3y ago|2 comments
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by redman25 3y ago
We had a similar thing happen with our company. Google had given a bigquery concurrent query limit extension to 300 queries. In January they removed the extension back down to 100 concurrent queries because they were introducing “query queu
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by redman25 3y ago
The trouble with percentages like this is that the last <1% are difficult to achieve but provide the most value. If you're a teacher looking to prevent cheating by students, you can't take the chance of falsely accusing one stu
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by redman25 3y ago
Async is not necessarily as useful for database connections since connection counts will generally be in the 10s and handled with a thread pool. It's pretty low overhead to just use pooling.

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