spapas82

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   by spapas82 3y ago

   I'm using unpoly (which is similar to htmx) on my job at a public sector org. I mainly use it to enhance the pure request/response views of our Django apps since we won't enter the js framework bandwagon. It works very good t
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   by spapas82 3y ago

   And there no support for pip list -o
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   by spapas82 3y ago

   I can't use it unless it implements list -o and install -U
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   by spapas82 3y ago

   Works great! Any idea if it is possible to cast the video to my chromecast?
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   by spapas82 3y ago

   I am not affiliated with this project however I was pleasantly surprised when I tested it. It seems a very good replacement for cron!
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   Cronicle: Multi-server task scheduler and runner, with a web based front-end UI(cronicle.net)

   2 points by spapas82 3y ago|2 comments
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   by spapas82 3y ago

   Actually this letter (y) looks like the calligraphic writing of the greek letter psi (ψ) https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/img_auth.php/7/7d/Greek... (i am greek and I always write psi like y)
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   by spapas82 3y ago

   This works very good on my pc! I've got as i3-12100f CPU, 16GB RAM and RTX 2060. Running it with `llm --cuda 4` answers very fast, with a lot of hallucination though :|
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   by spapas82 3y ago

   This is a very important milestone for us since we have a lot of Centos 7 servers and can't go to RHEL. From my point of view, there are more or less three solutions: a. Go to Debian (or ubuntu server etc); probably the most difficult
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    Ah thanks for catching this!
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    Great work! If you wanna understand how Open ID Connect works using only HTTP requests/responses based on the specification ( https://openid.net/specs/openid-connect-core-1_0.html ) I've written an article h
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    Are you sure that you can use "Lego"? Isn't that word a trademark or something? "Building blocks" should suffice to convey the meaning without any legal problems.
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    It seems that almost everybody is using postfix these days... Is anybody actually using sendmail? Are actually any reasons for using it (beyond the expertise/preferences of administrators)?
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    Anobody that loves this, try Gals n' Panic (it was an NSFW arcade/mame game): https://archive.org/details/arcade_galsnew One of my favourite games of all time!
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    Thank you so much, I'll try it !
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    This is interesting, congrats! I'd really like to try it on my own, without booking a demo. Is it possible somehow ? Thank you!
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    Actually in our organisation we use a custom open source solution built on top of pgp to transmit sensitive data across directorates. It works great. It's this one https://github.com/spapas/etsd for anybody intere
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    Just two days ago I wrote a comprehensive tutorial on how openid connect works using simple http requests to understand the flow: https://spapas.github.io/2023/11/29/openid-connect-tutorial/ It has been
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    Hm... Sorry you may be right, I've got an ad blocker and don't get to see the ads!
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    A simple OpenID connect tutorial(spapas.github.io)

    1 points by spapas82 3y ago|2 comments
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    Sam Altman: There are more breakthroughs required in order to get to AGI(twitter.com)

    2 points by spapas82 3y ago|1 comments
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    If you have some data in postgresql and want to query it with duckdb (really fast) you can try extracting the data to a parquet file; this file can then be queried from duckdb with incredible speed. I've written a small program in pyth
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    Show HN: Postgre to Parquet with Python(github.com)

    3 points by spapas82 3y ago|0 comments
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    I found a bank web page (in english https://www.piraeusbank.gr/en/idiwtes/ependyseis/agora-polis... ) with more info about buying gold sovereigs. A gold sovereign is sold by the bank at 480 euros ( https:&#x2F
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    Here in Greece when people want go they'll go to a bank and buy British gold pounds ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovereign_(British_coin) ). I'm not sure there's a limit; you can buy as many as you want
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    This is one of the few games that my kids (6 and 4) can sometimes beat me while playing straight (not letting them win), making it a really interesting experience(since almost no luck is involved). Also there's an easier version with f
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    SEEKING WORK Location: Athens, Greece Remote: Only remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Django, Python, Elixir, Phoenix, SQL, JS, Linux, RHEL Email: spapas at gmail com Experienced software engineer (15 years of experience). My avai
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    Hmmm probably I had eaten that too many times as a kid so now as an adult I dislike it? Or maybe it's the way that people here make it? It all depends on the execution! An interesting desert for me? Not really easy to answer, I guess I
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    > I didn't write a date picker. Again, HTML5. Is this really possible? I remember that the html5 datepicker isn't working at all on some browsers (or on mobile). Are there any data on the percentage of users that won't see
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    by spapas82 3y ago

    Here in Greece (actually central Greece) houses traditionally make Baklava for the Christmas - new years eve period. It is considered a "holiday" treat. Most people use almonds to fill it and ready-made pie-sheets (from the superm