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by thayne 1y ago
> The sentiment here was they should be rendered in full desktop and require pinch-zooming and scrolling in all directions. I think you misunderstood. The problem wasn't/isn't that sites were mobile sized on mobile devices
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by thayne 1y ago
FWIW, in zsh, and probably other terminals, you can bind ctrl+v to be paste. Many terminal emulators also allow you to bind ctrl+v to paste, although that may interfere with applications that use ctrl-v for something else. Kitty has a copy_
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by thayne 1y ago
> You can package a Postgres database with your app just like SQLite You technically can. But that is much more difficult to do than including sqlite, and isn't how postgresql was meant to be used. And what happens when you want to
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by thayne 1y ago
Is it the same thing? Perhaps oxy was later renamed to pingora?
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by thayne 1y ago
> just target storage interfaces that can be easily distributed—things like Postgres But as I mentioned above, that makes the system more complicated for people who don't need it to be distributed. Setting up separate db software,
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by thayne 1y ago
That's just not true. Distributed software is much more complicated and difficult than non-distributed software. Distributed systems have many failure modes that you don't have to worry about in non-distributed systems. Now maybe
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by thayne 1y ago
Is running multiple nodes a typical way to run Jellyfin through? I would expect that most Jellyfin users only run a single instance at a time.
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by thayne 1y ago
There seem to be some misunderstandings in this: > If your application fully manages this file, the assumption must be made that your application is the sole owner of this file, and nobody else will tinker with it while you are writing d
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by thayne 1y ago
Using postgres would make it significantly more complicated for Jellyfin users to install and set up Jellyfin. And then users would need to worry about migrating the databases when PostgreSQL has a major version upgrade. An embedded databas
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by thayne 1y ago
So... what do you think GUI on rust should look like?
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by thayne 1y ago
If there is no treatment available, then yes, the standard treatment may be nothing, or possibly just trying to make the patient more comfortable until they die.
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by thayne 1y ago
Unfortunately,that is also typical. I've seen it take longer than that for AWS to update their status page. The reason is probably because changes to the status page require executive approval, because false positives could lead to bad
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by thayne 1y ago
Rust doesn't quite hit all of those, but it hits a lot of them. It's syntax is significantly different from python, but it does have operator overloading. It's performance is comparable to go, and has good concurrency support
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by thayne 1y ago
Ideally, for getting good information, you compare to both. Because you also want to know if your treatment is more effective than a placebo.
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by thayne 1y ago
Ok, suppose the current standard treatment is A. You have a new treatment B that is 100x cheaper than B, and doesn't trigger allergic reactions that some people have to A. You test against A, and the B group has slightly worse outcomes
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by thayne 1y ago
I'm surprised this doesn't really talk about the thing that was most obvious to me: assuming the 5 year survival rate is five years from diagnosis, that means that if a tumor is diagnosed earlier, even if the cancer kills you, you
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by thayne 1y ago
That is what happens if C is developed after B becomes the standard treatment, D after C etc. Suppose D is only slightly less effective than C, but more effective than A, and B, but 100x cheaper, and/or has less bad side effects. If yo
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by thayne 1y ago
In some cases, the "current standard treatment" is no treatment.
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by thayne 1y ago
Not a native, but from what I understand, austrian german is pretty similar to what is spoken in southern Germany, but northern germany is significantly different.
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by thayne 1y ago
> as do anything installed in an enclosed overhead light fixture, due to heat buildup This is my problem. My house has a lot of enclosed overhead light fixtures, and LEDs just do not last long in them. And renovating all of them to be mo
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by thayne 1y ago
JSON pointer uses very different syntax. Sqlite looks like it uses something that is very similar to, but not quite compatible with, JSONPath.
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by thayne 1y ago
There is a standard in RFC 9535 (JSONPath)[1]. But as far as I can tell, it isn't very widely used, and it has more limited functionality than some of the alternatives. [1]: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html&#x
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by thayne 1y ago
Does Amazon control the generation of this electricity? If so, then I definitely think it should be included, because it is something that Amazon has control over, and could possibly reduce water use. If it is the power company, then the re
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by thayne 1y ago
World beef production is approx. 60x almond production by mass, and that doesn't include dairy. That isn't the whole story, because cattle use more water than just what is used to grow alfalfa, but you are comparing apples to oran
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by thayne 1y ago
I'm not an expert but it definitely doesn't sound like an immediate threat to his life.
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by thayne 1y ago
It isn't an emergency. It was an accident that required medical attention. If you fell in a lake and accidentally ingested some wayer known to contain some pathagen dangerous to humans, you might seek medical care, but I don't thi
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by thayne 1y ago
ASN.1 seems like something that could have been good ... If it was less complicated, had more accessible documentation, and had better tooling.
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by thayne 1y ago
But us-east-1 is in Eastern Time, so if you aren't going to use UTC, why not use that? I'm guessing PT was chosen because the people writing this report are in PT (where Amazon headquarters is).
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by thayne 1y ago
I haven't tested with dynamodb, but I once ran a loop of doing DNS lookups for s3, and I in a couple seconds I got hundreds of distinct ip addresses. And that was just for a single region, from a single source ip.
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by thayne 1y ago
One thing the founders definitely didn't see coming was the two party system, which eventually led to a single party controlling all thee branches of government.

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