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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
As a general rule, you should update yt-dlp before using it. They release new versions very frequently to work around new walls on YouTube and other platforms. An update usually solves this kind of issue for me, even if I've updated ju
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
There seem to be some locales or styles that use asymmetric spacing. From the Zen of Python—note different spacing based on context and position within the sentence: There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
> And eventually, after we provide alternatives for all of those and some others, we've talked about changing `as` to be shorthand for `.into()`. Whoa, that could be awesome. It's always felt a bit unfortunate that you can&#x27
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
You put the files in the collection as you open them, and you register the defer before opening any of them. It works fine. Defer should be lexically scoped.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
It seems that the Solidity compiler complains if you do not specify one: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68332228/spdx-license-id...
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
A classic article about a no-delay solution to this problem, not mentioned in the linked thread: https://bjk5.com/post/44698559168/breaking-down-amazons-mega...
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
I think this means: 1. You go to evil.example.com, which uses this flow. 2. It prompts you to enter your email. You do so, and you receive a code. 3. You enter the code at evil.example.com. 4. But actually what the evil backend did was auto
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
6% last year here.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
Well... maybe the people who have stopped working on it due to the mysterious disappearance of 30,000 fundraised dollars, selling paid support but "delegat[ing] the actual work to unpaid volunteers", and a pattern of other issues
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
VPNs are a wholly legitimate way to use the Internet. The onus should never be on a legitimate user to disengage measures that they've taken for their privacy and safety. In this case, the user has already authenticated with three fac
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
At least it is helpfully located in the "Thought Leadership" section as an early flag for the reader.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
Fascinating. Does the Starlink antenna work well underwater? Or was this sub surfacing to communicate?
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
--amend was added in 2006 :-) https://github.com/git/git/commit/b4019f045646b1770a80394da8...
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
> Although not sure why that's preferable to converting it once-off, so it's still not something a user has to worry about, but then the old way is done with. This way also supports users who have scripts or workflows that prod
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
Blender 4.2.0 opens to splash screen in about 500ms on my laptop. I have no idea what that number could mean.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
You can write a Rust function that returns `i32` where a negative value indicates an error case. Nothing in Rust prevents you from doing that. But Rust does have facilities that may offer a nicer way of solving your underlying problem. For
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
The fact that a request can happily get a mutable reference to a shared context felt suspicious to me, so I ran a quick test, and it seems like the whole server is single-threaded: $ cat src/main.rs use feather::{App, AppCon
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
ANY can be used with arrays, particularly query parameters: `id = ANY($1::int[])`, but not `id IN $1::int[]`.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
> but for anything that costs over 5-figures it makes sense to have an attorney review it Can you say more about this? I've never retained an attorney, but it's a skill that I would like to have. What is this process like, to g
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
Not everyone can write it…
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
> > I don't think > Definitely true. The rest of your comment is valuable, but this is just mean-spirited and unnecessary.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
Relevant: Uniqlo's self checkout, based on RFID tags with a great user experience: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38715111 - https://www.wsj.com/business/retail/uniqlo-self-checkout-rf
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
Not just that, but two 1D iterated box blurs , requiring an amount of work per pixel that is constant with respect to the blur radius—as opposed to quadratic for the naive convolution, or linear for the 2D-to-1D transformation with a full
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by tczMUFlmoNk 1y ago
Since the category is "Games", the answer is [Settlers of] CATAN.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
> which makes trying to simply highlight a section of text a fun adventure Tip: in Firefox, you can hold Alt to drag and select text without triggering links.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
What your link says is correct about `&'static T`, a lifetime on a reference. What GP says is correct about `T: 'static`, a type constraint. They both use the "keyword" 'static, but in different senses.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
Thank you. I am in the U.S. and am threatened by these measures. I'm not a member of the IETF, but I rely on their work heavily, and the solidarity is meaningful.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
That makes sense. I just about figured it would. :-)
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
> > Avoid unused method receiver names > That's just "don't create a non-static method if you don't use 'this'" in other languages with classes. I don't think that's what's meant. I
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
MEV still applies with proof-of-stake. Whoever proposes the blocks can make those arbs. It used to be the miners; now it's the block proposers as selected by the beacon chain. (Some people call it "maximal extractable value"

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