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by rpigab 3y ago
This looks nice! I like TUI programs for this purpose. Previously, I've used Beyond Compare 4 by Scooter Software (GUI, free to try), it's nice to have more options because diff -r doesn't get you very far. I also like the ab
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by rpigab 3y ago
Midi is also a word for south in French, colloquially. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_France
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by rpigab 3y ago
I never expected them to go that far, amazing!
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by rpigab 3y ago
"Less immersive so you don't get hooked and you can choose when to play and when to not play", that's exactly how I market my terminal UI Klondike Solitaire to my friends. You can't even play it on mobile, needs a k
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by rpigab 3y ago
So I guess SIEVE stands for SImple EViction? Couldn't find the definition. Because it's all caps, I thought it was an apronym.
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by rpigab 3y ago
Of course, that's ok to like different things, but what I'm referring to is the people who bought a Steam Deck expecting "Verified" games to play well, when they eat through battery way too fast to play confortably in th
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by rpigab 3y ago
I love mine, I'm not sure why anyone would play verified AAA games on it though, they drain battery, cause heat and fan noise, when I can play thousands of indie games for hours, emulators (with EmuDeck, with the convenience of speedin
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by rpigab 3y ago
Please don't write PHP on the moon
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by rpigab 3y ago
E pur si muove
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by rpigab 3y ago
The Fine Bros youtube channel tried to patent reaction videos.
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by rpigab 3y ago
Mine is in the 50-100EUR range per year, powered on all the time. Dell Poweredge T320 with Xeon-2428L and an SSD.
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by rpigab 3y ago
I have a secondhand Dell Poweredge T320, with a single Xeon E5-2428L CPU, its server-class, but in a tower format (the T in T320), so it's the best of both worlds, and the CPU is low power (the L in the name). Cost me 400€ with 24GB RA
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by rpigab 3y ago
If every big app had to interrupt users to ask for simple things like performing http calls, usability would take a little hit, the nice "UX flow" of apple is a major selling point, so a very small percentage would buy Android pho
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by rpigab 3y ago
You can't Ctrl-F paper books, but they survived computers and the internet, because sometimes, it's nice to discover a new subject by reading sequentially over chapters carefully wrote by someone who knows what they're doing.
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by rpigab 3y ago
They are distinct problems, because if you have a graph with a Hamiltonian cycle inside, you can add as many edges as you want, the cycle will always be there, but some N-colouring solutions might break. They are both NP-complete though.
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by rpigab 3y ago
I've used recently the networkx algorithm to find Hamiltonian cycles in a graph, in order to generate a Secret Santa with constraints (couples don't send gifts to each other, and people don't give to the same person as last y
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by rpigab 3y ago
Nice, personnally I like to wear glasses with glitchy edges.
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by rpigab 3y ago
I was wondering if it would be wise and feasible to add WebGL shaders over SVGs?
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by rpigab 3y ago
I know, the quotes must be there and will ignore anything inside, but with SQL misuse, you never know! Someone is probably using it in a worse way than any sane person would think possible.
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by rpigab 3y ago
In France, in 2004, a law was made to permit joining 2 family names together when parents want their child to have both last names, joined by not one, but two hyphens "--". This lasted about 5 years before it was reversed. I met s
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by rpigab 3y ago
Not accounting loss in transmission lines over long distances and cost of building even-higher voltage lines than those already used in the normal grid that's optimized to serve consumers closest to power stations, else Africa would be
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by rpigab 3y ago
I love grep, but ripgrep really improves on it. Very often, I don't want to look for files that aren't tracked under Git VC, and I'm not looking for matches in binary files, so by default, ripgrep does that, which can cut tim
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by rpigab 3y ago
It's just a web browser, not your wife. Why not just use Firefox until that hypothetical point comes, then switch to another if there still exists one? Of course, there are ways to continue after end of support, you can stay on the sam
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by rpigab 3y ago
None, I always use those in tests, because they're owned by the IANA, so unless random domains that have no mx records now, but might in the future, the example org, net and com are safe. I do this because sometimes in companies, peopl
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by rpigab 3y ago
My HR web service, used to check if colleagues are on paid leave, has a paginated view of an html table of paid leaves, 30 people per page. A single page contains about 2 million times the character "space", which in the vast majo
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by rpigab 3y ago
No, I don't have disk encryption set up on the Surface.
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by rpigab 3y ago
My Microsoft Surface Pro 4 can do 100% to 0 in less than 48hrs, powered off the whole time. It's old now, but it became that way in the first 2-3 years, without even using it that much. It's such a pain to use because when it&#x27
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by rpigab 3y ago
Same, never used a food delivery service, nor an Uber. I'm in France and they're obviously trying to cirmcumvent labor law, they're not independent workers, they're often dependent on a single service that watches every
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by rpigab 3y ago
It's very rare to make hay in the early days of your product, as is the case here. You need growth and long-term vision, but you don't get those if you're building on top of an unstable giant who doesn't like people crea
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by rpigab 3y ago
I've been using it only in browsers (Firefox mostly) for so long that I had forgotten it had a client other than mobile.

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