sandreas

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by sandreas 2y ago
I never understood why there even is an api for using a string... Same for SQL statements, single quotes in a query string should generate a warning to just use prepared statements instead :-)
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by sandreas 2y ago
You're very welcome.
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by sandreas 2y ago
Yeah and many devs often oversee that with having separator, enclosure and escapechar specified and used, it even supports newlines in its cell values
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by sandreas 2y ago
Hey, thorsten-voice himself. Thank you for your contribution to the community. I'm a happy follower of your content. Can't wait F5-tts to support the german language. Do you know wether this is planned in the near future?
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by sandreas 2y ago
I didn't know it existed... Thank you very much
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by sandreas 2y ago
Features like artificial breathing, slightly different pronounciation and other "features" are only available in commercial systems... unfortunately I don't remember the name or the video I saw about these, because I'm n
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by sandreas 2y ago
BTW I was really impressed by the results of F5-TTS. The thing I liked best was the "Tagged" TTS, where you can specify a tag to use different tones of your own voice, like {Angry}What have you done? {Suprised}Me, I did noth
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by sandreas 2y ago
I had pretty good results with coqui-tts and a VITS model, I trained myself with an open dataset and later with one I extracted from audiobooks / epub and therefore can't publish (german) The dataset and video tutorials are all av
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by sandreas 2y ago
Most of the time games are for fun. Thats only partly true for many other thing
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by sandreas 2y ago
I think you misunderstood... Maybe it's because I'm not a native speaker. I meant it should not be a pain to learn a new language just because you are desperately trying to get a job with it. Do something fun, regardless whose pro
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by sandreas 2y ago
Learning something just to get a job takes the fun away and what is it worth then? I'd recommend to maybe start with something fun, like doing some game development maybe with wasm...
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by sandreas 2y ago
Great and detailed response, thank you. Well, I asked, because a longer while ago I wrote a cross platform tool named `graft` [1] to solve a similar issue: Having to transfer files without needing too much boilerplate on windows, linux and
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by sandreas 2y ago
How about adding a feature list here? What's the difference to croc, sfk or rclone? What makes it the Vetter choice? Did you consider DNS multicast to auto select a host in the local network?
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by sandreas 2y ago
@millhouse1112 I was in a similar situation like you. Nothing seemed to fit and I wrote one myself without a login. Then I noticed, that it would be nice if my wife had access, too, but that required at least multiple lists. Then I noticed,
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by sandreas 2y ago
1. Fallback Adblock DNS Server (root) 2. pi-hole 3. Firefox with ublock origin 4. wireguard VPN
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by sandreas 2y ago
Isn't this cloud based? (that's not what I was looking for)
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by sandreas 2y ago
My opinion is, that you don't really learn a language and its concepts (deeply) by coding for about 1 or 2 hours daily following tutorials. You learn it, when you are coding >5h a day solving problems you did not come up with yourse
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by sandreas 2y ago
With DB I meant SQL / DBMS based. Most DBMS have support for fulltext, while mostly nowhere near the performance or featurette of specialized systems. Elastic, solr and others are based on lucene, and while old fashioned is nothing Bad
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by sandreas 2y ago
I recently did a quick research about fulltext engines and found it to be very frustrating. The most promising with a comment /note: ElasticSearch - good, but huge and strange licensing Meilisearch - my favorite, nothing to com
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by sandreas 2y ago
Slightly but this is not a real Problem AS long AS they were not used too heavy under too high temps.
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by sandreas 2y ago
Given that you have USB-C /Thunderbolt, you could buy a dock and a notebook stand. I personally don't like external Docks at all, i prefer displays with integrated usb-c pd docks.
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by sandreas 2y ago
You're mostly right, hard usage may lead to fast degradation, but unfortunately it is hard to tell how a device has been used as long as there are no obvious signs. Especially when there was more than one owner. It's a bit like bu
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by sandreas 2y ago
Performance wise a 5 year old notebook is more than enough given that it has enough RAM and an nvme 4.0 or higher. What you should keep in mind is the following: - degrading battery: replacing can get expensive to impossible depending in th
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by sandreas 2y ago
I'm not afraid of having parts of my information online in general. Having a website often needs an imprint with a big part of your data. It's more like the information only friends and family know of and which are way more import
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by sandreas 2y ago
I use it for more than two years now and it has been a great experience. Disclaimer: I use this email only for friends and family, told them not to tell anybody and did not register ANY internet account with it - so no spam, no unwanted ema
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by sandreas 2y ago
For deadlines i use a week based paper calendar and setback can be handled by negative time entries, like: 01.15-00.00 refund for issue 6789 (75mins) It's not ideal but it barely happens. Another minor issue is that my parser cu
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by sandreas 2y ago
I wrote a tool based on my own custom markdown format / file structure. The file is always called `project.md` and part of the project as well as my personal invoice generator git repository, which is basically a parser + pdf generator
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by sandreas 2y ago
I personally own a Banana Pi R3 as my main router and it's awesome. Unfortunately, it is pricey and pretty big for a travel router (besides the fact that it must be assembled). The MT6000 is even bigger. And you have to carry an extra
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by sandreas 2y ago
I'd go for a NanoPI R6S[1]. This thing is a 4 Core beast with USB-C Power Supply support. OpenWRT Support via snapshot, see ToH[2]. If this is too expensive, you could also go for a NanoPi R4S[3], but I wouldn't. The N6S is worth

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