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tepitoperrito
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It'd be neat to extend the warc format and tooling to support cached http responses for things like REST endpoints. Then you could make sure everything you did in a session is recorded for later use. From the specification it would app
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tepitoperrito
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Depending on what you think is fun, I found the author of this intro to CL[0] very engaging and fun. I'd still run through gigamonkey's practical common lisp for something different alongside it. Then you should be set to start ta
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4y ago
Why wasn't the name of the registry capitalized and how can different states have different timelines for removal appeals if it's a federal directory of some kind? Or does every state implement something similar but different?
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tepitoperrito
4y ago
She could also be a teacher('s aide from TFA) tomorrow. She appealed and won removal from the list.
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Wouldn't this be something actuaries have a database for? Or is that a stretch... EDIT: I nerd-sniped myself and am sketching out how I'd design the schema for those tables : /
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Using Pattern Languages for Object-Oriented Programs
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If you like snapshots at least one person has got https://zfsbootmenu.org/ working with ubuntu server[0]. [0] https://github.com/edifus/ubuntu-server-zfsbootmenu
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4y ago
"This caching ideally would be enforced by the browser, and not the server" I don't think we'd need a UI served by that central server at that point. A sqlite file and some local program that communicates with other (de)
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I wish Peter Welch would take on the challenge of demystifying code, he's already written a fun diatribe on (against?) programming that even non-programmers can enjoy. See here: http://www.stilldrinking.org/programming-
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You might not hate react, you might just be holding it wrong. A component could represent a discrete entity or thing you'd like to alter the state of. You might be able to handle that all locally in that component but beyond this limit
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tepitoperrito
4y ago
At a cnc shop in the Midwest I worked as a full stack we dev / software developer and got exposed to all kinds of technical and social engineering problems. From working on CAM programming algos (comp geo was a trick to learn tho) to d
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4y ago
Like a hybrid NNCP-GO and nebula sdn. Neat!
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Zoho CRM and Zoho Invoice. Deluge, their scripting language is obtuse and their REST API docs stay wrong or out of date for months at a time. I could go on but the killer paper cut with that software is the abysmal in built reporting tools
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4y ago
Meta comment first: Man, I hate SEO spam and I long for more diversity in powerful search engines (one's tailored for scientific research, some tailored to religious scholarship, etc). Because searching "abiogenisis facing theoret
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tepitoperrito
4y ago
There are doctors, lawyers, administrators, and talking heads in their 80s who are well known and respected in their fields today. My knowledge of biology and arithmetic puts them at around 30 years old in the year 1972. That's the yea
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Acknowledged, I mostly don't want to talk past others who are hung up on conspiracies (pro or against). Much more fruitful is definitely the analysis of strategies and games and actors. Their power or influence and their motivations. T
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4y ago
I don't approve of using the term conspiracies as a way to denounce the questioning of true intentions or possible problem areas. Unless someone can prove that no one involved in the tuskegee "incident"[0] is no longer employ
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I found their raison d'etre very interesting. "Declarative configuration management systems like Consfigurator and Propellor share a number of goals with projects like the GNU Guix System and NixOS. However, tools like Consfigurat
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I agree that software patents shouldn't exist. I think the taxation is on leveraging your brain to prevent others from using concepts you've learned to be useful. With some clever legalese it should even be possible to minimally h
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I need to investigate this "maths disqualifier" because it completely blows my mind that companies are actively patenting the application of statistical machine learning models to their domain. For example Xometry has successfully
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Programming in languages other than assembly or C doesn't preclude you from implementing a responsive GUI
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Disclaimer: I think this project is silly in the face of tools like rclone + borg. Hammer2's wikipedia article lists dragonfly bsd as it's solely supported os and ceph requires one to... Manage a ceph cluster. Now the question of
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I was hoping Microsoft's own write-up[0] would cover what distro this PoC was based off of since most popular ones using systemd have some kernel level security policy framework (whether apparmor or selinux). Instead, under the mitigat
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You do need to login to see information on individual box delivery statuses. Otherwise, you just get the "master tracking number" delivery estimate which seems to be based off of the first box delivery date, not the date all the b
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tepitoperrito
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Not by right-clicking on the docs. You have to select the folder or document and then press "Shift-Z" which brings up a prompt letting you select where in your drive you'd like to move it. And yes, according to their forums,
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tepitoperrito
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A bigger reason that FreeCAD isn't as good as it's paid equivalents is the lack of reliable undo (as well as a few other problems caused by the same issue). This doesn't stem from the UI, but from the handling of core CAD dat
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> The majority of routers for React, and other SPA frameworks, do this out of the box. This has been a solved problem for half a decade at least. A website has to go out of its way to mess this up. They might not mess up history when usi
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5y ago
At the risk of sounding crass and embarrassing myself, here's the quote I keep at the top of my emacs config file: ;;; init.el --- welcome to church ;; Well then get your shit together. Get it all together, and put ;; it in a backpack,
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5y ago
Not a fool's errand at all. Get a decent VPS and spend 15 minutes tweaking the config using the suggestions here: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/postgresql/#... Besides figuring out a ba
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I'd stay far away from any compound in the 25x-NBOMe series. The risk of life threatening episodes are real and understated in TFA with erratic responses to even low doses in experienced and first time users. One summer when 25i first
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