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Definition of a script kiddie with too much time on their hands... I hate people like him. Could've done something good with his life (like getting into info/cybersec!).
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Try any of the recommendations here (my poison is Meld). It's actually one of the few tasks where I really, really do prefer a GUI over text.
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I interviewed for Canonical and they pull even worse bullshit later on the process. They asked me to write a x00 page essay on something-something... it's borderline ridiculous how their HR works.
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I feel like reading HN daily has given me more opportunities than anything I've ever done for my career (and my general general love for tech). I recurrently apply things to my job that I've picked up reading the amazing articles
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This is really good! I generally have a good mental model of my repo and I try to KISS as much as possible, but I can see the value of this in a teaching scenario, for example (as well as on extremely complex git situations). Check out the
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I saw the big X-ray at the museum :) I highly recommend everyone to pay a visit.
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All clocks from Deutsche Bahn stations are also like this. It's always very amusing.
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And to add: the footprint of devices running Linux with the PREEMPT_RT patches is generally much greater than the footprint of a device running something like VxWorks. WindRiver actually has its own PREEMPT_RTed distribution[1]. [1] https:
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I was doing some very similar things (gRPC with Alpine containers) and also had the segfault things. `gcompat` solved all of them.
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Of course it's Bellard. I wish I had like, a day with him, just asking whichever questions I want.
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Who is the designer behind Haiku's icons and general "feel"? It looks really nice.
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I'd really like to run my own servers for some of the MMOs I played as a kid. But they're mostly from Taiwanese/Chinese/Japanese companies... Does anybody have some resources on running your own custom servers? For examp
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I know this is a stupid argument from my part, but I see this enormous effort to use tools that work really really well on Linux, but on a Mac. Why not just use Linux and save yourself the effort, performance overheads and whatnot? 99% of
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I don't get it. Can someone kindly explain it to my smooth brain?
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So does almost every PR-based workflow tool for (bitbucket, GitHub etc). It's very common.
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DeepL is insane. The "literature" department of the company that I work for uses it all the time to translate German to English and I can't barely tell that I'm reading a machine-translated text. It captures nuances and
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Off-topic, but can somebody recommend me a book on economics? I need to learn how things generally work in the world and how to manage my money. I'm almost 25 and I have zero clue what I'm doing besides "I need a bigger salar
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Arduino, for some God forsaken reason, is trying to appeal to the professional market with the most backward decisions possible. This will be the same thing as the Portenta, which sucks because of the software lockdown (they don't even
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If you don't add metadata to the README so I can still just open with any editor, I'm all for it.
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Yes, I tend to search for bullet holes around the city a lot, which is a weird thing to do now that I said something about it. If you go town through Krefelderstraße there is a bunch of them on the buildings. The cathedral has some places w
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I live in Aachen, Germany, and there are a bunch of these near the tri-border with the Netherlands and Belgium. I think most people don't even know what they are, and some of them are so covered with dirt and vegetation only a keen eye
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I have a question: why companies like Twitter need so many people? I'm sorry but it doesn't seem that hard to replicated Twitter functionality and scalability (with the right people on team). What are the engineers actually doing
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This looks pretty nice! I had to do a bunch of mocking and magic to mock servers and clients for testing gRPC endpoints, and I think something like this would make it a lot simpler.
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This is awesome, we have come full circle.
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There are "wells" to tap the components into. You just add successive layers in a very smart way.
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Who even is "the radical left and right" hating systemd? It's two or three people screaming on the internet.
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Are there any examples of maps generated with this? edit: https://gitlab.com/wargames_tex/afrikakorps_tex/-/jobs/30824... Their gitlab has some, looks beautiful!
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The State of Linux Graphics (2005)
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I would love to hear further explanation. Please, elucidate the topic to us.
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It's not him, though. https://nitter.tiekoetter.com/marcan42/status/15271299617061...
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